Re: Too much pseudoscience on the Net

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In article <32dfeb24.3498869@snews.zippo.com>, From
gilgamesh@cyberconnect.com (Gilgamesh), the following was written:
> The only true application of science is asking questions.
> Regardless of what they are, or the outcome,
> a question is always good science.

True, but most of the pseudoscience is in the answers (or the occasional
"My Grand Unified Theory of Everything" article.

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 John Gog

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