KimmyCharmeleon
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Good guess but my dad does not live with me :thumbup Shows what you know doesn't it?
What Americans believe about the paranormal
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Good guess but my dad does not live with me :thumbup Shows what you know doesn't it?
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GuesSAngel
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well if the saying is true 'like mother like daughter', then i can understand why
I think you would have to actually meet someone in person before you could know anything about that.
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KimmyCharmeleon
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And do you think it won't happen for me?
No, I think it hasn't happened. Until it does, you're really nothing more than pen pals.
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JanieDough
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Kimmy!! I found what you are talking about.
That was an example, not an actual study based on facts!!!! :24:
Silly!!!! Now who looks dumb?
That was an example, not an actual study based on facts!!!! :24:
Silly!!!! Now who looks dumb?
KimmyCharmeleon
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JanieDough
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The book is about how to make good arguments. I took it in Philosophy when we were talking about truths. It was a class to take for the LSAT.
It talks about degrees of truth and the dangers of generalization!!!
LOL - are you using this for school? Because if so I think you missed the point!
It talks about degrees of truth and the dangers of generalization!!!
LOL - are you using this for school? Because if so I think you missed the point!
Wait thats what Eddy told you right? So its got to be true!!!No, it's a relationship. You don't determine that
No, it's a relationship. You don't determine that
No it's a conversation. You can call it what you like. What it IS is not subjective.
KimmyCharmeleon
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What do you mean by example but? It says it was a sampling of their beliefs about science and the paranormal, and they had numbers at the end in index type like a reference?
KimmyCharmeleon
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It was for my Logical Thinking Intro class last year. I posted it because I found it interesting, as I find most scientific things.
What is the point then? :unsure:
KimmyCharmeleon
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No it's a relationship. A relationship where we live far apart. He will tell you the same thing, don't be stupid now.
You think way too much.
JanieDough
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For you to think Logically - for you to realize that generalizations such as those are NOT reliable! :24:
GOOBER!!!
GOOBER!!!
KimmyCharmeleon
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But hold on, look in the summary, page 490, point number one, last line. They weren't using it as an example, they were serious lol.
The line says:
"Yet surveys show that a large percentage of Americans know distressingly little about science or its methods and values".
Am I still missing something?
The line says:
"Yet surveys show that a large percentage of Americans know distressingly little about science or its methods and values".
Am I still missing something?
KimmyCharmeleon
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You're such a great comedian, since I am SO obedient please teach me how to be funny like you.
Not.
but but mom it really is a realationship he told me it was.... no really it is, we are just far apart, ask him he will tell you, my Eddy knows all so it has to be true...... dont be stupid now
KimmyCharmeleon
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Lol but the saying is NOT true, so what do you have to say now? Mothers and daughters can vary, just like me and mine does. It's only a saying.
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