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5 Responses to “For the scientifically minded . . . or Stanford Alumni . . .”

1. Rusty Says:
   
   March 29th, 2008 at 3:10 pm

   I have yet to discover the purpose of your postings.

   
   
2. Stephen Says:
   
   March 29th, 2008 at 3:21 pm

   its deep, but if Nobel laureates can figure it out there my be hope for everyone . . . by the way, Mitt Romney may, or may not be the VP candidate for McCain this fall . . .

   
   
3. Rusty Says:
   
   March 29th, 2008 at 4:20 pm

   Stephen, at least having a conversation about Mitt being the VP nominee is related to Mitt Romney. Nice try at taking a shot though. Maybe those laureates could help you capitalize sentences and use apostrophes.

   
   
4. Stephen Says:
   
   March 29th, 2008 at 5:07 pm

   Rusty,

   There was no “shot” intended by my reply. Even though Mitt Romney did attend Stanford University, this isn’t why I posted a short film developed and used in some biology classes at Stanford.

   You had written that you had yet to “discover the purpose of your (my) postings.” Several of my postings have covered Mitt Romney, or things related to Mitt Romney, and his Presidential and now Vice Presidential run. Other postings have detailed some conservative views and writings, while others have provided a lighter touch.

   While some on this site may prefer to discuss Mitt Romney exclusively, I think that unless some ground breaking material on Mitt is available, rehashing the same arguments does indeed grow old. This doesn’t mean that I am less interested in Romney being the Vice President.

   As I wrote, “For the scientifically minded . . . or Stanford Alumni . . . the fun part of the lecture starts at 3:11 . . . “ You were warned.

   It is Saturday. Lighten up.

   
   
5. Rusty Says:
   
   April 4th, 2008 at 11:33 pm

   Steven, I just wanted to apologize for being rude; I recognize that you have done some great work around here. Take care.

   
   

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