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To: koan who wrote (86936)	5/16/2013 1:52:00 PM
From: abuelita	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 104181

it get all that chuck. i'm just saying that there is so much stuff out there, whatever you read claiming scientific facts on an issue, you'll find an effective argument claiming the opposite. both arguments always hold some degree of validity and it is up to the reader to determine which of those arguments he'll lend the most credence to, no? it doesn't make anybody wrong in their opinion. i'm reminded of when i sat on a jury. during closing arguments, the prosecution convinced me of the defendant's guilt; then, after listening to the defense, i was swayed back and was convinced of his innocence. the judge's instructions brought me back to the middle and in the end after deliberations, some jurors voted guilty and others, not guilty. it's what makes the world go round, eh? yin and yang and all that stuff, as our resident grassholehopper would say <g> -rose