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J.C.Sanford: Genetic Entropy & the Mystery of the Genome

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05-18-2007 7:54 AM 		Reply to: Message 34 by kartasik
05-18-2007 2:58 AM

Re: Dr. Sanford's book was easy reading
Could it be that the rest of the arguments weren't a lot better - they were just in an area you know less about ?
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Check this review
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05-19-2007 8:28 AM 		Reply to: Message 36 by kartasik
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Re: Dr. Sanford's book was easy reading
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No doubt you read my sentence: “Just because the Primary Axiom may fail is no reason to suddenly jump into another farfetched scheme.” And you assumed that I completely sided with his thesis.
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I guess then that you should doubt your conclusions more often since you are wrong. I am sorry to have mistaken you for someone who would actually be interested in serious criticisms of Sanford's scientiifc claims.
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