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T-Rex soft tissue and the science of deceptive headlines

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Re: T-Rex soft tissue and the science of deceptive headlines

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ant wrote:you're being ridiculous. that's not what I meant.
Why was my response ridiculous? You said a scientific model never duplicates reality, and I agreed. I went on to explain why this doesn't stop models from being useful.

If you don't have the time or energy to actually participate in a discussion, then don't reply. Explain exactly what you meant if I got it wrong.
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