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NNadir

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21. Of course, I could cut and paste mindlessly from the 27,400 references to arsenic in solar...
Fri Jan 29, 2016, 08:58 AM
Jan 2016

...cells in the primary scientific literature as measured by Google Scholar, but this would not mark me as an expert on this toxicological nightmare put forth by bourgeois brats in the first world at the expense of people living under third world conditions.

It would merely mean that I can cut and paste. I would assume, although I don't know for sure, that we could train monkeys to do that.

Of course, anyone with a respectable intellectual fondness for science would not attempt to get his science education from a dumb newspaper, like say, the Guardian.

Generally, newspaper reporters are as scientifically illiterate, as a class, as are the class of people who hate nuclear energy because they have never in their lives passed a physics or math class.

Have a nice weekend.

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It appears there IS a live link that supports what F.Baggins stated NickB79 Jan 2016 #23
2) Policies kristopher Jan 2016 #13
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Poor little feller.... kristopher Jan 2016 #20
Of course, I could cut and paste mindlessly from the 27,400 references to arsenic in solar... NNadir Jan 2016 #21
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