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I erred in not mentioning Rand's reductio ad absurdum argument against a "sense-invalidity" argument: 1) Using my senses, things can appear different than they are. 2) Senses that don't pick-up things just as they are, aren't to ever be trusted. ================= Therefore (using a method that can't be trusted), it follows that sens... (See the video)

This is Michael's 10 minute presentation from 2004 illustrated both with his artwork and that of other masters. It's been noted here before but it's a must see and is worth viewing again even for those who've already seen it. If you haven't seen it, you're in for a treat! Ted Keer (See the video)

If we could only know now what we obviously knew then. ... (See the video)

Trailer of Robert Spencer documentary. (See the video)

Round 2 with the man who calls himself: "ScientificDiscussion" Again, not perfect, but I'm beginning to get comfortable at this! Comments welcome. :-) Ed (See the video)

Though there are a few flub-ups in this video response to another's question (e.g. at one time, I even said "integrated from"!) -- but I felt that a Director of Outreach ought to take the initiative and get into the 'cyber-trenches' in order to actually initiate some World-Wide scale outreach! I'm hoping for some constructive criticism on th... (See the video)

Fascinating theory, presented without malice, as good theories are. (See the video)

Written & Directed by: Ed Thompson ... (See the video)

Myself (loneRambler) and a Marxist by the name of "Questionablescum" -- are "duking it out" in the comments/responses section. (See the video)

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