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RM> KK>> Mr Meic has been reading a very interesting book called "The Big
RM> KK>> Bang Never Happened," by Eric Lerner.  Even if you don't give a
RM> KK>> hoot about cosmology, you would probably find it a good read
RM> KK>> because of its discussion of the philosophy and psychology of
RM> KK>> science held by many recent physicists.
RM> KK> RM>Thank you for acknowledging alternative sources for
RM> KK> information. :)
RM> KK> Well, since I'm not a physicist or a creationist, I don't have any
RM> KK> strong emotional attachment to a particular model.
RM>I used to be a Big Banger until I read up on Plasma Cosmology, weighed
RM>the two and found PC the victor.  No, I am not a physicist either, and
RM>you know I am not a creationist.
One thing I've noticed is that we unconsciously like to think of
ourselves as living in the time when everything has been figured out.
But in reality we know maybe 1% of what can be known about the
universe.  It is now beyond doubt that the universe is at least
billions of years old, but that does not mean we know every little
thing about cosmology, life, and evolution.
RM> Dicere...
What it is, bruh!  
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