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To: maceng2 who wrote (401065)	2/14/2010 12:34:28 AM
From: Real Man	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

Nah, mathematics knows it can't predict outliers. -g- If 10% of all folks could not travel like Harry Potter, including temporarily dead folks, who later sue the doctor that spilled the coffee while performing heart bypass surgery on them, I guess, the arguments would be pretty convincing to everyone. Scientists claim the visions can be stimulated by electric current, but don't explain how brain dead folks see things. They say the 10% who travel like Harry Potter are on drugs, which is partially right, but that does little to convince folks who claim these drug or otherwise induced visions are deeply spiritual experiences. -g-