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>"George Hammond" notspam.org> wrote in message
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>> On Sat, 03 May 2008 20:51:39 GMT, "John Smith"
>> yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>>Unsupported assertion!
>>>There were NO experiments perormed.
>>>Please, disprove that and show some!!!!!!
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>> [Hammond]
>> LIAR. Here's a list of the Psychmetric experiments taken
>> from the bibliography opf my 1994 peer published paper
>> (Pergam Press), you don't know what you're talking about,
>> and you are a LIAR:
>>
>> REFERENCE
>>

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>[John Smith, atheist, raving S.P.O.G. critic]
>?????????????????
>This, unless you warp it just as much as you psychotically warp everything
>else, has nothing to do with your SPO Crap!
>There's nothing here that is even remoely related to physics!
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>All of these things are related to social behavior and psychology ....
>fields in which you have ABSOLUTELY NO degree!
>IOW - your claimed CV's mean NOTHING here.
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>Social studies and psychology are not "hard" sciences; so make a "hard
>(physics) science" conclusion using them is mere FRAUD.
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