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12:19 pm March 20, 2011
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Post edited 12:23 pm – March 20, 2011 by Nosfer
Unless this was an iron-based life form… 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sci…..osits.html
The takeaway from this is:
"It was a good lesson in trusting your data over what you’d been told you should find." Good words to live by, right GH, GHI, FoF, GA, PS, GL, and TK?
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1:12 pm March 20, 2011
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Well, that's disappointing! Guess researchers will have to keep on looking, but there will be these fumbles along the way. At least true scientists are not afraid to come out and admit when they are wrong, unlike "experts" in certain other fields 
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If 50 million people believe a foolish thing, it is still a foolish thing.
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1:31 pm March 20, 2011
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Very true, and just goes to show that there is a lot that we think might be known that still can be disproved and vice versa.
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6:29 pm March 20, 2011
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An iron-based life form? How extraordinary! 
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