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To science (a response)


If science is but a vulture What happens when the vulture dies? does a murder fill the skies? will the world stop spinning, or spontaneously combust will life turn to dust science is the truth can nobody see? without science there would not be nature to explore or babies to adore medicine for you or me made from the bark of yonder tree :>
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matthew andres
my teacher got a revised version of this and he laughed is it good or not?

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