ericmurphy
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Joined: Oct. 2005
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Wow. Just wow. I have to stress once again that this is by far the simplest concept I have ever witnessed AF Dave being unable to grasp. He just spent the better part of five pages of posts trying to grasp the concept that a human being cannot have more than two alleles at any one locus. It really seemed for a moment there that Dave was incapable of understanding that five hundred is an integer with a greater magnitude than two!
Are you beginning to understand why you so richly deserve the abuse heaped upon you, Dave? You come swaggering in here, determined to show all the scientists the flaws in all their reasoning, and offer to forgive them if only they'll confess their mistakes, when you cannot understand the simplest concepts, like straightforward Mendelian genetics that are within the grasp of third-graders.
I was wondering how long Incorygible was going to have to beat you up with the extraordinarily blunt observation that two is a smaller number than 500. But I guess what's really, REALLY entertaining, is watching you hold two mutually exclusive positions simultaneously, such as: "what gives you the idea I think Adam had more than two alleles at a given locus," and "what makes you think Adam DIDN'T have more than two alleles at a given locus? He could have had HUNDREDS."
That's worth the price of admission all by itself, Dave!
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