Re: we're not going to see much sensible.

From: Day Brown <daybrown@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:00:30 -0700 (PDT)

On Apr 20, 7:47 am, "Makouli" <m...@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

Would you please stop with the hand-wringing already?
Read Marco's posts. Then come back and say that there's
just too much passion in this debate. The recent Carbon/
Oxygen isotope exchange should be enough of an example.
Marco will spend days calling "Savanna Fantasts" STUPID,
STUPID, STUPID --even when shown to have missed the
point by a country mile. Then he'll shut up for 3 or 4 months
only to come back with the same flawed assertions. How
long has he been going on about sedges and C4? Years?
How do you make sense of the assertion that hominid
microwear shows similarilties with Capybara and thus
clearly indicates a semi-aquatic lifestyle? How long do you
suppose you'll have to pour that in my ear before I want
to shoot you? Marco and Pauly and Dimmy et al richly
deserve every ass-kickin' they get --and so do you.

i dunno any way to prove that the remains which we have are
representative of the line, or only represent those areas hominids
were sometimes in that tended to preserve the bones.

I dont care about the moral issues; go to alt.philosophy for that. If
someone presents new data or an interpretation, then he deserves my
attention, but not my passion or devotion.
.

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