From: salyavin808 <no_re...@yahoogroups.com>
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, <noozguru@...> wrote : Oh scientist Salyavin Raj, you still didn't answer this question: Without looking them up, do the names Simon, Bretagnon and Chapront mean anything to you? Are they a folk singing trio? They'd be better off singing folk songs if they think the position of Jupiter has anything to do with my personality. Otherwise I'll just keep you seated in the peanut gallery. :-D I'm happier up there if the people on the stage are charlatans. Arguing with people who are heavily invested in charlatanry like astrology is a lot like arguing with religious fanatics, with the sole exception that the astrology fanatics employ suicide bombing as a tactic slightly less often than the religious fanatics. Find someone who is *both* a religious fanatic and an astrologer, however, and all bets are off. Nation Apparently Believed in Science at Some Point Nation Apparently Believed in Science at Some Point Historians studying archival photographs from four decades ago have reached a shocking conclusion. View on www.newyorker.com Preview by Yahoo
