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Re: grains and man

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  1. "Why are you so damned rude? You are protesting just a wee bit too much."

    Because of a long term pattern of assertions offered on this and other
    topics with little or no foundation in demonstrated research. Perhaps if
    you were to start such posts by saying, " it seems to me that perhaps"
    etc. one would not bother. Your opinion is as good as another when little
    is known about some topic, and maybe even useful. But the bulk of your
    posts are assertions of fact, or nearly so apparently unquestioned
    information, when they are clearly not. Opinions are fine, they are the
    starting point, not the conclusion based on demonstrated knowledge. You
    got the show wrong about grain and animals, now go in peace.

    Mucho reassertion not supported snipped

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    "Why are you so damned rude? You are protesting just a wee bit too much."

    Because of a long term pattern of assertions offered on this and other
    topics with little or no foundation in demonstrated research. Perhaps if
    you were to start such posts by saying, " it seems to me that perhaps"
    etc. one would not bother. Your opinion is as good as another when little
    is known about some topic, and maybe even useful. But the bulk of your
    posts are assertions of fact, or nearly so apparently unquestioned
    information, when they are clearly not. Opinions are fine, they are the
    starting point, not the conclusion based on demonstrated knowledge. You
    got the show wrong about grain and animals, now go in peace.

    Mucho reassertion not supported snipped

    These "assertions" were simply my statements repeating what was said in
    the program. You got a problem with it, contact the guy making the
    assertions in the program. You've got the link to PBS.

    TC

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