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A final thought.....
Jack was a good friend who I will miss. I will also miss the others in the family, but just know better than to get entangled in their family affairs.
On a sad note, Jack was the last of my living friends. Now, I am it. It felt important to come home and reattach myself to this place as "home."
Oh well. I'll be "out of touch" for awhile as I heal from all that's happened so suddenly. I'm OK. Just not feeling real social. Its the first time in a long time where I wish wish there were a significant other in my life to cuddle with when times are tough......like right now. Not so bad that I feel compelled to hit the dating sites.......yikes!
When I got home, the following letter was taped to my front door: Dear Mr K, I'm a student at Elizabeth High School and attended your lecture last year. Then I realized we were neighbors, so Found it easy to drop off this letter with you. In the past year, I've watched many science specials on TV and have heard the following many times. Now, my Dad is picking fights with me for believing this and I don't know what to do. So, I'm asking for your help.
We've learned all over that the Science often lie to us rather than say they don't know. My Dad insists that this simply isin't true and we're gullable for beieving it at all. So, can you give us just one example where we csn go to a museum and confirm that Scientists are lying to us?
Sure. Go to a museum that has life size models of 3 toe dinasours in the main gallery. The models are always shown in a walking position.
Here's the big lie: We are led to believe that these dinasaurs could walk. Fact is; there's a main component to our planet's history that Science has not figured out, so they just ignore the problem. Meanwhile, they just lie to us. Fact is, the legs and feet of these animals could never support their weight for even a minute......yet they existed for hundreds or thousands of years. Paleontologists have known about this all along, but rather than say they don't know how these animals got around, they just ignore that physical facts and let us all believe they walked.
So go to the museum during the week and ask to speak to their paleontologist. Almost always, they have at least one on staff all the time during the week. Once you can meet with him/her, put the question to them. In person, they'll almost always tell you the actual facts about this. Good luck.

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