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And now, here's Gene Steinberg.

With Gene and with Chris, we're back assessing the impact of last week's episode featuring

thomas fosco and it's interesting how you look at listener reactions to a show some people

love what he said some people said you know what this guy's just an, and maybe he doesn't have much to support what he says.

Interesting collection of viewpoints.

It takes all kinds.

In fact, one guy said, this is just an example of somebody who didn't like what he had to say.

This guy's science is so bad, it was hard not to laugh.

He really needs a formal education.

To get on a radio show and spout utter nonsense as science speaks to his ignorance.

Except for one thing, of course,

he doesn't provide a single example of where this guy's science was so bad.

Well, I think he was kind of cut into the chase a little bit and wasn't fully explaining,

I think, some of his concepts and ideas.

It's difficult to get on a two-hour, three-hour radio show and explain all the mysteries

of the universe in such a way that

you're not going to be talking down or up to people, but trying to talk to everyone.

So, you know, I mean, he seems very, very enduring and very, he's very upbeat.

He's a really nice guy.

I had a good time chatting with him in Minnesota at the

Paradigm Symposium. So, you know, it's refreshing to get somebody who's looking at this

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