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Chapter 5


    en, eleven, teen; ty, ty-one, ty-ty-three.

    em , and o prove him wrong.

    ioned ts.

    Later on, Einstein said t even ts are also unnecessary, t one can even get along   , but one can manage wo.

    t ts in matics is a scientific superstition.

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    is to understand  by superstition.

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    e accept many t many t kno titious too.

    Suppose a man in a village is possessed by a g.

    Educated people  is superstition.

    Let us assume ted people are superstitious; ious because, being uneducated, to offer any argument in favor of their belief.

    So all ted people of tain t tory of t is fake, but t kno at a university like ment conducting researco gs and spirits.

    tment ed pographem.

    t, currently, some ists are deeply involved in researco gs and spirits, and tained so many results t sooner or later to see t it ed men, ious, and t titious may not   t.

    If you read Ryon or Oliver Lodge, you will be amazed.

    Oliver Lodge ist.

    t igating gs and spirits.

    Before  a document in rut rue as
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