This is a variously evasive and duplicitous account of a slipshod experiment on Timothy Floyd’s part, laughably inept in comparison with the strictly controlled tests conducted by Tristan da Cunha, whose protocols and documentation Floyd’s effort doesn’t come close to matching. […]
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