Re: The Aquatic Adaptati€€€€€

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evelyne.stalzer@cencore.com (EVELYNE STALZER) wrote:
>It is ironic that, when asked to present some support for your own
>contention, you reply that you don't intend to help with the task of
>falsifying your own hypothesis. Either you and David are really
>talking past one another, or this is a curious statement about the
>strength of AAH. :) [or maybe both]

>Evelyne Stalzer
>evelyne.stalzer@cencore.com

> * RM 1.3 01313 * "Consider a spherical cow..."

It would seem to me that the strength of the AAH lies in the fact that
it is neither provable nor disprovable due to a lack of physical
(fossil) evidence. One can argue anything based on what one believes
to be true....just look at sci.skeptic or talk.origins.

--Eric

+Eric T. Slinkman -- University of Tulsa, Department of Anthropology+
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