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"Abductions" DO NOT exist :They are misinterpreted sleep phenomena

F. Frank LeFever flefever at ix.netcom.com
Wed Apr 15 18:23:08 EST 1998


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In <6gvc61$o4t$1 at gte2.gte.net> "Tony Veca" <tveca at gte.net> writes: 
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>Osvaldo Santos wrote in message <01bd6627$21c10ee0$77c741c2 at oas>...
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>>1) The NASA folks don't believe abductions
>
>Have you talked to anyone who has/does worked for NASA? Or are you
making a
>gross over generalization?
>
>>2) The people who created Pentium Processors don't believe abductions
>
>Have you talked to anyone who has/does worked for Intel? Or are you
making
>another gross over generalization?
>
>
>>3) What is your colaboration for Americas advanced tecnology? I bet
NONE!
>
>Learn some technological history Osvaldo. Just about every major
>technological advance in the last one hundred years has come from the
United
>States.
>
>The AC electricity that runs your computer while initial idea was
started in
>Coatia by Nikola Tesla was put into use first here in the United
States.
>Hell, if it hadn't been for Tesla developing the first AND/OR gates we
>wouldn't have computers.
>
>==========
>When one is frightened of the truth . . . then it is
>never the whole truth that one has an inkling of.
> -- Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889-1951)
>    Austrian philosopher. Notebooks 1914-1916
>(ed. by Anscombe, 1961), entry for 15 Oct. 1914.
>==========
>Tony Veca
>tveca at gte.net
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