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Topic: Gobbledegook


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  User talk:Thomas Kettenring - EvoWiki
At best, both Creationism and Intelligent Design are a bunch of semantic shell games that masquerade as science, at worst, they threaten to destroy Science as true scientists know it.
I defy any scientist to be able to perform any scientific experiment from either piles of gobbledegook, even.
What does threaten Science and scientists are people who try to control and alter scientific progress as per political agendas, whether it is to forcibly alter the outcomes of experiments to match up with political dogma, or to demand positive results irregardless of consequences or academic honesty.
wiki.cotch.net /index.php/User_talk:Thomas_Kettenring   (2950 words)

  
 Internet Glossary of Terms, Lichfield Web Design, Web Site Hosting, help for Businesses, Payroll, Free
There are parts of the computer which you can see, but which you shouldn't touch - but it's still hardware.
The gobbledegook at the top of an E-Mail message that's automatically generated by your E-Mail program.
It tells you when the message was sent, to whom, by whom, and which path it took through the net.
www.national-shopfitters.org.uk /ldb/glossary.htm   (2048 words)

  
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-A- littany, abracadabra, argot, balderdash, banality, bombast, bunk, buzzwords, cant, cliche, colloquialism, commonplace term, doublespeak, drivel, fustian, gibberish, gobbledegook, hackneyed term, idiom, insipidity, jive, jive talk, language, lexicon, lingo, mumbo jumbo, neologism, newspeak, nonsense, overused term
A mild state of fermentation during which completed cigars rest in temperature and humidity controlled cedar-lined rooms also called aging rooms.
The only remedy to a cigar infestation is to freeze them, then refrigerate, and then gradually (over days) return them to room temperature.
www.hpcigar.com /lexicon.htm   (7755 words)

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