To: blam
Ever notice how almost all “science” articles include the word “may” in them?
3 posted on
01/03/2008 5:20:16 PM PST by
InvisibleChurch
( my favorite palindrome ... “a man, a plan, free republic”)
To: InvisibleChurch
Just SWAG
Scientific Wild Ass Guess. ;-)
21 posted on
01/03/2008 5:32:25 PM PST by
doc1019
(Rabbit and the Hare … Fred ‘08)
To: InvisibleChurch
true.
These idiotic scientists are just modern day “guessers”.
Betcha the “al gore brigade” will say it wasn’t the insects BUT GLOBAL WARMING THAT KILLED THE DINOS.
To: InvisibleChurch
Ever notice how almost all science articles include the word may in them? Well, it is speculation, isn't it? Don't you recall being taught in school that one step of the scientific method is "hypothesis"?
24 posted on
01/03/2008 5:34:34 PM PST by
sionnsar
(trad-anglican.faithweb.com |Iran Azadi| 5yst3m 0wn3d - it's N0t Y0ur5 (SONY) | UN: Useless Nations)
To: InvisibleChurch; Brilliant
An important contributor to the demise of the dinosaurs, experts say, could have been the rise and evolution of insects, Hey now!
How dare you doubt the "experts"!!!!
The global cooling....warming....change....'sperts have convinced me!
They have rock solid science behind their findings.....
Right?
27 posted on
01/03/2008 5:40:02 PM PST by
LasVegasMac
(Islam: Bringing the world death and destruction for 1400 years!)
To: InvisibleChurch
That’s how knowledge comes to be.
To: InvisibleChurch
Ever notice how almost all science articles include the word may in them?
Well in order for them to know for sure, they would've had to be present at the time of the dinosaurs. Last I checked no human beings were around 65 million years ago. Hence the "may."
Ever notice how so many FReepers so readily shoot down scientists' conclusions when they probably haven't picked up a textbook in twenty years?
47 posted on
01/04/2008 1:40:05 PM PST by
G8 Diplomat
(Creatures are divided into 6 kingdoms: Animalia, Plantae, Fungi, Monera, Protista, & Saudi Arabia)
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