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MarsCoban
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03 Feb 2012, 12:31 am

Fnord wrote:
a. There is no valid empirical evidence to support any claim of accuracy in astrological predictions.
b. Absence of evidence, while not evidence of absence, is sufficient cause for reasonable doubt.
: : It is reasonable to doubt the validity of any claim of accuracy in astrological predictions.

Conversely, it is unreasonable to believe in the validity of any claim of accuracy in astrological predictions.


:shameonyou:


(I'm just teasing you, by the way.)


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