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Remembering, as you will, of course, that my argument was that while one can, indeed may well choose to, argue that there is the possibility of some evidence that not all phenomena which can be observed and recorded using scientific methodology are entirely explicable in terms that rigidly conform to that which may be deemed to be conventional science, that any such argument nevertheless therefore obviously requires substantial qualified evidence to support even the acceptance of such an initial assertion, and that in those cases where the quality of supporting evidence adduced falls significantly short, then no credence should, or can, be given to madskull, imbecilic, credulous, brain-numbingly lunatic nonsense.
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