Are Scientists or Pseudoscientists Claiming They Found a Black Hole?

[tom sarbeckParticipant]

Reg, I scrolled down the Home Page list and found a post by you that starts with “I have previously debunked….”

I counted 25 posts but before you see this post, posts or deletions by others may alter the count.

[Reg the Fronkey FarmerModerator]

Yes Tom I found that too:

Tom – I have previously debunked several claims made in other “evidence” you have linked regarding the EU hypothesis…

I have not claimed to have debunked the EU hypothesis, only much of what was offered in evidence to support it and only in the links provided. I will re-post it later and you can explain to me where I am wrong.

[PopeBeanieModerator]

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

an article on conspiracy theory worth a read

Thx Reg. Can’t remember where I heard it, but the invention of the printing press caused the biggest surge in religiousness ever seen. Now, misinformation can spread worldwide in a matter of hours, and the science of disinformation keeps evolving and spreading.

[Reg the Fronkey FarmerModerator]

Here is one I intended to put in Sunday School.

[tom sarbeckParticipant]

PB, religiousness or religiosity?

Didn’t the misinformation always exist? The press and later the web told people it existed.

 

[PopeBeanieModerator]

tom sarbeck wrote:

PB, religiousness or religiosity? Didn’t the misinformation always exist? The press and later the web told people it existed.

Religiousity; yes (“science of spreading misinformation”); and maybe the press then the web also told people that the misinformation existed. (I’m still not yet feeling absolutely totally qualified in wordsmithery and non-wordiness.)

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