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Quote:After all, they come

Submitted by deludedgod on May 3, 2008 - 10:55pm.

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After all, they come from the tradition of believing that doctors are quacks and the real way to cure cancer is waving quartz crystals around.

I think the amount of intelligent substance in the New Age movement is about as much as that behind Cartman's attempt to travel back to 1776 in an episode of South Park where he had to complete a history report on the Founding Fathers:

Cartman (While hanging suspended over a water bath next to a plugged in DVD player): I am just about to flashback to the days of our founding fathers. I have programmed TiVo to record over 150 hours of the history channel. When Tivo is full, both TiVo and I will drop into the water, combining our              electro-whatever fields and sending me into a flashback of history"

-If it cannot be expressed in terms of mathematics, it isn't physics!
-Me

"Electricity will take the place of God. Let the peasant pray to electricity. He's going to feel the power of the central authorities more than that of heaven." -Vladimir Lenin 1914

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