Re: BSG+ Centauri A, B, C and Cally (was Re: Anyone else notice...)

"Brad Templeton" <btm@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> KalElFan <kalelfan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>"Brad Templeton" <btm@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> She did shoot the zodiac.   Her camera seems more than adequate.
>>> They did study the photos quite carefully.   I'm not making it up.
>>
>>You are making up that because she shot a picture, it has detail
>>in it that would allow them to pinpoint Earth's location.  ALL that
>>it has is the same general picture that they got from the temple.
>>
>>If your nitpick were working (and it ain't), then it wouldn't even
>>need the Starbuck trip to Earth and photograph of its sky.  What
>>you're effectively arguing is that the Earth sky information from the
>>temple ought to have been good enough for their supercomputers
>>(or whatever technology you think they have) to figure out where
>>Earth was.  There's no reason to think that's the case.
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> I tire of your discussion style, so I won't reply further.

My discussion style was commensurate with your own know-it-all
approach that not only wouldn't give up, but refused to acknowledge
the repeatedly-demonstrated illogic in thinking your nitpick could
impose any rules on what Starbuck brought back.  You're clearly
a very smart, astronomy-literate guy.  But you were using your
powers for nitpicky BSG-dissing that sounded good but wasn't
working.  So it had to be countered.  :-)

It's convenient that my objectionable discussion style, that's been
going strong for at least four rounds (and 12 years when it's been
called upon!), kicked in now.  We'll never know where to buy that
All-Purpose Intragalactic Needle in a Haystack Zodiac Detector
Package.  Nor will we know why your Nitpick That Doesn't Work
hasn't been ever-present since the sky map at the temple.

Yowwwwtch indeed.