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M. Horn thinks all these people now think B. Meier case is real?
- Thread starter Creepy Green Light
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Mulvaney
Paranormal Maven
Mr. Horn's assessment of whether skeptics have changed their mind is interesting. After sending them material:
"They were informed that failure to substantiate their original opinions, as well as failure to rebut the new analyses with credible documentation, would be an admission that their previous assessments were wrong."
If I am sure that Michio Kaku and others on the list have more interesting things to think about other than a proclamation fron Horn that he will consider their failure to respond to be an admission.
In my line of work, it takes more than that to constitute an "adoptive admission." Of course, Horn's article is only a reflection of his own credibility - or lack thereof.
But if such material were sent to me, I would put it on my list of priorities right below watching old reruns of Dean Martin and the Goldiggers in the hopes of seeing Asket.
"They were informed that failure to substantiate their original opinions, as well as failure to rebut the new analyses with credible documentation, would be an admission that their previous assessments were wrong."
If I am sure that Michio Kaku and others on the list have more interesting things to think about other than a proclamation fron Horn that he will consider their failure to respond to be an admission.
In my line of work, it takes more than that to constitute an "adoptive admission." Of course, Horn's article is only a reflection of his own credibility - or lack thereof.
But if such material were sent to me, I would put it on my list of priorities right below watching old reruns of Dean Martin and the Goldiggers in the hopes of seeing Asket.
Creepy Green Light
Paranormal Adept
You would think this one side by side photo would be the end-all to the Meier case. How do people deny and explain these photos?
