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Excerpt from the Doonesbury Sunday comic, 6-Sept-2009:
Professor: "Americans believe in many things that can't be verified. For instance, almost half of us believe in ghosts, and 40% in alien abductions.... And of course, we still have many fringe groups, like the JFK grassy knollers and the staged moon landingists, etc."
Radio DJ: "Is there any counter to these powerful theorists?"
Professor: "Only the reasonists...." (continued below).
You can see the entire comic here. *sigh*
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Hmm...Should I believe this? ;-) How do we know this strip wasn't created by aliens?
Thanks for the find. I wonder though if the audience isn't already self-selected though. *sigh*
Posted by: Mark | Sunday, 06 September 2009 at 06:53 PM
I wonder wheres the evidence when I see sites like http://doihavealawsuit.com where all they talk about is filing a lawsuit against someone. It pisses me off. But good blog :)
Posted by: Lawsuit Attorney | Wednesday, 16 September 2009 at 03:09 PM