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Of course, there are always those topics where anecdotal evidence is all that's available.
I doubt anyone's done research into whether psycho chicks tend to be hot, or hot chicks tend to be psycho. Guess it doesn't really matter, since correlation is not the same as causation. But personal experience is all you really have to go on with that.
Of course, that ignores the possibility that ALL chicks are psycho, or that they become psycho when you call them "chicks".
Not at all on this particular forum...there's no way to know if someone's telling the truth or not, and hearing one person's experience doesn't make that experience common across the board. There are agendas here that are not present in other forums (ie. the pet forums) where people post for the purpose of genuinely wanting to help and support one another...I take personal experience much more seriously in those cases than I ever would here!
Because if you know what you're doing, you don't get the wrong answer. In fact, you get a decisive, conclusive, absolutely correct answer.
If I ask you if it's going to rain here tomorrow, you should be able to tell me "yes" or "no". Not talk about the "chance" for rain. That does me no good, I want to know "yes" or "no".
Science doesn't have a cure for cancer, or schizophrenia, or a number of other diseases--so quite simply, they don't know what they're doing (not to mention the whole medical malpractice thing, where they wind up misdiagnosing a patient or worse).
Because if you know what you're doing, you don't get the wrong answer. In fact, you get a decisive, conclusive, absolutely correct answer.
If I ask you if it's going to rain here tomorrow, you should be able to tell me "yes" or "no". Not talk about the "chance" for rain. That does me no good, I want to know "yes" or "no".
Science doesn't have a cure for cancer, or schizophrenia, or a number of other diseases--so quite simply, they don't know what they're doing (not to mention the whole medical malpractice thing, where they wind up misdiagnosing a patient or worse).
In other words, in your opinion. That's OK, you're entitled....
The failed experiments, the amending of what is scientific fact.
They once believed that flies came directly from rotted meat, not from eggs laid there. They once believed that stress caused ulcers, not H. pylori.
There are numerous examples of doctors making a faulty diagnosis, or giving the wrong treatment.
Unless it is PERFECT, then it is faulty. Everything I do is perfect.
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