Perhaps... But, are you referring to the Orgueil meteorite claim of
fossilized bacteria, Murchison, or the whole claim of fossilized
microbial life in meteorites all together?
We already know that microbial life can survive in space. The question
is for how long.
The conclusion sounds
://skymania.com/wp/2010/04/new-meteorite-clues-to-life-on-mars.html
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Adam
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Perhaps... But, are you referring to the Orgueil meteorite claim
On Sat, 21 Aug 2010 13:39:48 -0700, you wrote:
;) Patience... Historically there's a process of belief vs proof and
that helps hypothesis and theory to evolves into self evident fact.. At
first people are not receptive and it gets ignored, then they argue
against it, then it becomes plausible,
If one looks hard enough at anything with a skeptical mind ambiguity
will present itself in all it's subjective glory.
I understand about contamination with regard to meteorites falling, then
sitting for thousands if not hundreds of thousands of years before their
discovery. I also admit that
On Sat, 21 Aug 2010 15:15:18 -0700, you wrote:
If one looks hard enough at anything with a skeptical mind ambiguity
will present itself in all it's subjective glory.
As does confirmation bias. Are you REALLY suggesting that people shouldn't look
at information skeptically and point out flaws
Of course not, as evidenced by my comment..
...I'm not arguing against doubt. I'm for it to an extent. But we
should temper doubt with logic...'
My point was that we can reduce the amount of doubt by proper sampling
and testing. That in turn frees the mind to be open to more radical
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