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Posteritatis

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15. Simple, huh?

Reply to tech_smythe (Reply #10)

Wed Apr 18, 2012, 02:34 PM

Apr 2012

Which churches? Which dogmas? Who's spoken out about this sort of thing?

How have they suppressed this? How have they kept it suppressed for forty years?

Who's been involved since then? What measures were taken to silence the entirety of NASA over that time?

Why haven't they suppressed all evidence of evolution, or genetics, or psychology? How about any research into abiogenesis?

(And spare me the Galileo comparisons, as they don't impress me anyway and won't answer any of my questions.)

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