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Using a supposed quote from a "textbook" which a person has on hand to prove a point, usually that whatever is in said textbook is allegedly true and once subscribed to by the scientific community. This is a debate tactic most famously employ by [[Kent Hovind]]. | Using a supposed quote from a "textbook" which a person has on hand to prove a point, usually that whatever is in said textbook is allegedly true and once subscribed to by the scientific community. This is a debate tactic most famously employ by [[Kent Hovind]]. | ||
Coined by [[HogTieChamp]] in the aftershow of a 2-hour discussion between [[AronRa]] and Kent Hovind. | |||
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Revision as of 20:59, 2 March 2018
Basic Description
Using a supposed quote from a "textbook" which a person has on hand to prove a point, usually that whatever is in said textbook is allegedly true and once subscribed to by the scientific community. This is a debate tactic most famously employ by Kent Hovind.
Coined by HogTieChamp in the aftershow of a 2-hour discussion between AronRa and Kent Hovind.
