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Re: T.Rex ancestor of chicken? Cackling sycophants already shown easily at Google -- DWA Post Reply Top of the thread Forum
Posted by: Frank
08/04/2008, 20:13:12

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DWA: Did anyone besides me blow a whistle on them media quacks? Can you show me? Or, are you going to be a chicken?

Well, my wife thought the reports were overreaching. I didn't go looking for people agreeing or disagreeing and see no reason to to it now just to satisfy your lust for public approbation. Keep in mind that you didn't understand the difference between real news and media hype until it was laboriously pointed out to you.

DWA: Show me, then, please, how a careful reading of the follow-on "popularizing" reports did not actually explicitly say what was not true, namely that there is a solid continual link shown between T. Rex and your breakfast-enhancing cacklers.

Why should I? I was the one who told you that the media was not presenting an accurate account of the findings, so why should I now spend any time defending anything they said or that YOU thought they said? If you have a gripe with popular media, then take it up with them, but the point I keep making is that the scientists doing the work are generally not the ones making outlandish claims and neither are they simply sycophants for a popular line. The fact that you fall for such lines is your problem and not theirs.

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