Pretty much says it...
Actually it's even worse; "What facts can we make up to support it?"
From What is pseudoscience?
posted by Wavefunction at 6:55 AM
Nullius in verba
Peregrinations of a restless soul
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Actually it's even worse; "What facts can we make up to support it?"
From What is pseudoscience?
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5 Comments:
Nice one. BTW, your site inevitably throws up the Ilead popup every time I visit it. I think this is a common problem with blogger, you may want to look into it.
Vivek:That problem is due to Nedstat. If you use Firefox with the Adblock extension, it should block the nasty pop-up
Haha! True.
Vivek: Hirak seems to be right. In fact, I realised that I have the popup problem with Firefox, but not with Safari which I usually use.
Since we are on the subject, does anyone know how to change the settings in Firefox so that PDF files open in the browser itself and can be viewed, without getting saved to your drive.
A: The settings are in tools>Options ...
Then you can make various settings for downloads.
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