FBI To Review 2,100 Cases For Unfounded Science Claims

From just reading the headlines I was sure they are going to be busy with global warming pro and contra claims. But now its only hairsplitting again.

My exact same thoughts on the exact same topic came to mind as well.

Now if they said 21,000 cases unfounded scientific claims it could be global warming related.

I was actually relieved to see what they WERE going to look into, because I somehow got the impression they were talking about "Unfounded Science" as in KeeleyNet stuff that had been used to apply for patents.

And I couldn't for the life of me figure out what in the world the FBI had to do with that, unless they were "scam hunting".

But that would be the case with Global Warming, too, I guess.

So, I'm glad they are at least sticking to something that they have a stake in.

And I remember reading last year (can't remember where, but it was a PA newspaper) about a Paternity case where the woman involved said that the man the courts were trying to prove the case against was the wrong man. The courts said "well, but, DNA, ..." and she said, yeah, but he is not the only one. The courts said something like, "lady, do you even understand what DNA is?" and she said, yeah, but it's his brother. The courts said "brothers aren't good enough" and she said (is this beginning to sound like something Johnny Cochran would have run) "what about twins"?

Gulp. But, then, you had to have had relations with ...? yep, all three, at once.

Oh, crud. Case closed due to DNA failure.

It ain't infallible.

But don't ask ME why she didn't want the one to pay up. Maybe she wanted all three to pay up?