To Cijadrachon (was Re: none)  Markus Collins markus at Sun Oct
18 03:12:35 EST 1998  On Sat, 17 Oct 1998, Cijadrachon wrote: >
> > >To Cijadrachon: > > > >You are certainly not scientific at
all. > No, nor do I think much of a lot of sense-censoring
science, often > blindly theorizing.    I guess taking people of
the other races > instead of going to places where babies are
malnutritioned and die is > ever so much more scientific.
Blindly theorizing is usually bad, indeed.  Fortunately, there
are enough scientists who spend their lives on figuring out how
things work (be it in medicine, physics, chemistry...).  > >A
scientific investigation doesn't work that way. > Well, I would
have thought to sort of do some stuff some people might >
consider evil and pay some  mothers whose babies died so one can
cut > up their heads and examine enough of that and ask the
mothers before > about food conditions would be rather
scientific.  Well, "scientific" yes. But certainly not
"ethical". (I'm glad we both agree here.