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Occams_Razorback
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#185▸ Posted: 16 Aug 2001, 22:10 CST
Fairer: no evidence requiring aliens. Several mysteries still alive. Many bad arguments dead, though some continue to post under new names.
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#186▸ Posted: 16 Aug 2001, 18:12 GMT
I will accept that summary if we add one thing: "no aliens required" does not mean "ancient people boring." If this thread has one job, it is to separate those sentences forever.
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#187▸ Posted: 05 Sep 2001, 19:08 GMT
Could the King List be astronomical cycles disguised as kings?
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#188▸ Posted: 10 Sep 2001, 09:31 EST
Possible in the broad sense that number, kingship and sky can braid together. But "astronomical" is not a magic wand. You need a mapping that predicts details, not just a feeling that large numbers smell celestial.
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#189▸ Posted: 10 Sep 2001, 10:10 EST
And you must log the misses. If five reign lengths fit a cycle and fifteen do not, you do not get to frame the five and call the rest priestly encryption.
count the misses too
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#190▸ Posted: 22 Sep 2001, 07:18 PST
This is more strict than the skeptic board somehow.
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#191▸ Posted: 22 Sep 2001, 09:40 CST
Believers policing their own side are always stricter than skeptics, because they know exactly where the beloved thing gets wounded.
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#192▸ Posted: 08 Oct 2001, 10:30 GMT
That may be the moral of the thread. Adrian is not defending orthodoxy against wonder. He is defending wonder against easy ownership.
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