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10. Chasing statistics for conditions that have no solution may be scientific but it isn't....

Reply to CreekDog (Reply #5)

Fri Jun 19, 2015, 08:04 AM

Jun 2015

productive of anything beyond a woo factor. Is this causative to anything or just synchronous? It seems more naval contemplative than important.

Investigating any trivial thing will produce mere answers. I hope "science" is about more than just scoring mere answers to meaningless questions.

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Age of puberty predicts diseases in later life, find researchers [View all] alboe Jun 2015 OP

So, basically, we're all gonna die of something. xfundy Jun 2015 #1

I hit puberty around LiberalElite Jun 2015 #3

Me too! gvstn Jun 2015 #4

That's not what it says CreekDog Jun 2015 #5

Chasing statistics for conditions that have no solution may be scientific but it isn't.... marble falls Jun 2015 #10

So if you are active, you live longer, if you are inactive you die younger, what else is new? happyslug Jun 2015 #2

I hope you're not blaming the victims here CreekDog Jun 2015 #6

I hope you are not blaming the poster for the results of science studies. Thor_MN Jun 2015 #9

The poster isn't discussing the results of the studies, he's making up his own results CreekDog Jun 2015 #13

Happyslug cited studies on PubMed.gov Thor_MN Jun 2015 #14

In-activities is to blame not laziness happyslug Jun 2015 #11

Obesity causes earlier puberty in women. At 100 pounds, we become fertile. McCamy Taylor Jun 2015 #7

I didn't know that - nt LiberalElite Jun 2015 #8

I did not know that. That's a fact that can be affected scientifically. marble falls Jun 2015 #12