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Science is all about studying and verifying natural phenomena by consistently reproducing it in a variety of laboratories. This means all kinds of natural phenomena, not just a select few, coronated by big science.
Dr. Frank Abernathy, fabernathy@sbcglobal.net, evolution4.wordpress.com, bitchute videos

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