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longship

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21. Common sense???????

Reply to RobertEarl (Reply #18)

Wed Jan 8, 2014, 12:47 AM

Jan 2014

Last edited Wed Jan 8, 2014, 01:46 AM - Edit history (1)

Common sense says that Sol orbits Terra.

It takes real scientific methodology to find out what nature tells us.

So where is that data that connects radiation -- let alone Fukushima Daiichi -- to sea star meltdown? The marine biologists who have been studying this for decades disagree with your hypothesis.

The data that supports it, please?

Still waiting.

(Crickets)

On edit: more crickets.

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Starfish die off in the NW Pacific [View all] RobertEarl Jan 2014 OP

Department of Energy report of sampling finds Fukushima deposition RobertEarl Jan 2014 #1

What makes you think that any of the plutonium is from Fukushima? FBaggins Jan 2014 #5

Other starfish facts RobertEarl Jan 2014 #2

You posted this in Good Reads FBaggins Jan 2014 #3

We will be the last to know newfie11 Jan 2014 #4

Link? Please check out SOP, need article, blog or other published material. uppityperson Jan 2014 #6

For your edification, it's "species" Aldo Leopold Jan 2014 #7

The grammar is the least of this post's problems. nt longship Jan 2014 #23

Minor problem with your hypothesis jeff47 Jan 2014 #8

Yup. Documented back in the 1980's longship Jan 2014 #9

Interesting RobertEarl Jan 2014 #10

Not clear does not mean people get to make up anything they want. longship Jan 2014 #11

The DOE has found Fukushima material in the Pacific. RobertEarl Jan 2014 #14

Where's your data that sea stars are being effected by Fukushima? longship Jan 2014 #16

So the nuclear waste has a time machine? jeff47 Jan 2014 #12

Yep RobertEarl Jan 2014 #13

And that's why your OP blame it on Fukushima? jeff47 Jan 2014 #15

Let's refresh your memory RobertEarl Jan 2014 #18

Common sense??????? longship Jan 2014 #21

Which, of course is why they're dying in larger numbers... FBaggins Jan 2014 #25

Common sense also tells us that time runs in one direction. jeff47 Jan 2014 #29

Funny. No marine biologists agree with that hypothesis. longship Jan 2014 #17