Re: What was your question(s) anyway? (Amalgam Debate Forum) 1/25/2007 820233

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"~ by one who choses nature over science...or at least your science"

What exactly do you mean by "nature"? That seems to be a cool buzzword these days. But does "natural" always mean good? Cancer occurs naturally.

"Scientists (and you) think that if it can't be proven, then it doesn't exist. Yet, if you would actually read all the scientific evidence that harleygirl provided you might get it. I don't understand why you keep asking for it over and over again???"

Likewise, why do you ignore the results of these:

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