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> > >> half the population believes the earth is less than 1 years old
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regardless of the underlying reason.
Chris
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Chris L Peterson
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at all, let alone believe an actual date!! Lol :)
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Chris wrote:
" I think there are certain countries that are much more
likely to embrace bad science
Chris wrote:
" I think there are certain countries that are much more
likely to embrace bad science or pseudoscience (India and Russia come
immediately to mind)."
You mean like countries where creationist theme parks attract the crowds and
where nearly half the population believes the earth is
Hi Chris,
"And while media stories about suspected meteorite falls tend to be of poor
quality regardless of origin, this is not universally so in the U.S. or
Europe."
I wouldn't second that
It's rather accidentally, if suspected US- and European falls find in the
first days a careful reporte
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