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No. To quote the PP further -- it's been answered; you just didn't like the answers.[/quote]

Must have missed it.  Please post a link to the data.

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You didn't miss it (assuming that you have been following along on all 119 pages (so far) of this increasingly absurd and meta thread). You just didn't accept it when you saw it.

To quote a PP on p. 105 (or so):

[i]There has already been plenty of information presented to debunk the claims, that there were no teachers involved, that they didn't have any input, et cetera. Many examples and details have been given, to demonstrate sufficiently enough that the claims have no merit. But instead, they are choosing to try and turn it into a slippery slope of moving goal posts and unreasonability.

The analogy would be that the anti-CCers started out claiming the moon has no craters, but having now been handed a telescope to see for themselves, they still aren't satisfied, and are now demanding to know the exact number of craters, their names, coordinates, diameters and impact dates for when they were created before accepting the fact that there are indeed many craters present. But what then? Next, they will want to be physically there, touching the craters? But then they will decide that this isn't enough either, they will demand a time machine, so that they can be physically present to witness the formation of the crater before actually accepting it... [/i][/quote]

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