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Science Proves Vandeman Wrong

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  1. imba.comimpact summary.html

  2. Smokie said:

    imba.comimpact summary.html

    ALL LIES! DUH!

    Bill "..." S.

  3. Unfortunately, the reality of it all is that science is
    open to interpretation. People tend to manipulate, or place
    undue emphasis on various aspects of the facts to forward
    their cause.

    Now I'm not saying these studies are right or wrong, just
    that the people who want to believe them (us at alt.mountain-
    bike) will agree with them, and those who want to discredit
    them (Mr V) will discredit them. I don't this it's very
    often that these studies actually convince someone to
    "switch sides".

    I think the important question is "Why does Mr V decide to
    come here and peddle (no pun intended) his theories?". There
    should be some acceptable science newsletter or magazine
    that would give him some paper to rant on. But it seems like
    he's wasting so much energy spewing his ideas here.

    Has anyone told him that we are all mountain bikers?

    "Yo! Mike! Sorry we can't pat you on the back for all your
    hard work, but we just don't appreciate it. Perhaps you
    should go elsewhere to get the credit you 'deserve'".

    Alpha Male

    PS - You don't see the Pope going into alt.satanism to try
    and bash those darned satanists... or do you?

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