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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Aug 2002.
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- --<-(John Leonard eipe tous logous autous emin eis sci.anthropology)->--
> Group,
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>     Although I'm sure its in the works, a family tree showing the evolution
> of human beings would probably be interesting.

Very.

> I expect that it would
> confirm, as well as upset, a great many suspicions and prejudices.

If you mean racists by prejudices then I eagerly await its arrival.
But they will be upset.  They wont change their mind.

> Ultimately, one will have to be produced if science is to continue to
> progress.
  
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Do you have any idea what the hell you are talking about?
This is /science/ we are dealing with here.  Let me rephrase that key
word here for you.

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Funny word that is.  It means using things where we use things like
the "Scientific Method".  And in that we observe first and then work
out how things function.  The way you phrased that it is that we can
not know how things function until we know the whole layout of the
tree.  Science does not work that way.  First we find out how all the
little parts work together and fit in this gig-saw puzzle of a
universe and then we we put it together exactly because we don't have
that big nice 4 color glossy picture to guide us.  So each piece must
be worked on individually till we figure out the whole thing.  Not the
other way around.


==)-> Kataleipw, Faux_Pseudo

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