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| Quote (Mike PSS @ Jan. 19 2007,12:28) | But you forget your closer. | Quote | Another unsupported assertion.
Who would have thought?
Hmmm... Let's give that a name - The Cordova maneuver*.
*The Cordova Maneuver was first used by creationist Salvador Cordova, the exact date is unknown, though it appears to have been used as early as 2004. The hallmark of the Cordova Maneuver is to reiterate an unsupported or even refuted position ad nauseum as though the position has not been addressed. Additional iterations of the claim are usually accompanied by self-aggrandizing commentary, dismissive insults directed at detractors, and weak attempts to belittle those that have rebutted the claims. It is a form of fallacious argumentation.
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With an addendum:
A great deal of psychological projection is contained in the highly defensive posturing that accompanies the unsupported assertions. |
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I had forgotten about that.
Sometimes, I am so correct I scare myself.
I found anouther old exchange, showing the intellectual cowardice of the creationist -
see Sal run.
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