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Shamayim
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Re: Nice jab at other people's beliefs

Intelligent Design? I read the article - what are you referring to?
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 I think he's referring to the very first sentence (bold highlighting mine):

said by DSLR article :

We've frequently discussed and debunked the "exaflood," a term coined by the same think tank that brought you intelligent design, created in part to justify a shift to metered billing and decreased regulation in the sector

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Shamayim
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join:2002-09-23		 Oh, you're talking about Karl's part. Hm, I think it's a put down of ID if anything.
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Both "Intelligent Design" and "ExaFlood" are bumper-sticker terms created by the conservative political thinktank known as the Discovery Institute. "Intelligent Design" is a term that has replaced "Creationist" or "Creationism" in political discourse.

The title of this thread is, "Nice jab at other people's beliefs" -- which has to tickle the Discovery Institute folks to no end.
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