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Originally Posted by PNWFlyer
You also said it might not be in the Indian Ocean! Well, the “evidence” found on the recovered pieces says otherwise. Sorry, so mistook you for someone that was a little more educated. But I can help. For an object to have marine growth consistent with being in the Indian Ocean for a period of time, it can be concluded that it has been in the Indian Ocean for that time. It was also found, on a beach… in the Indian Ocean.
I correctly said we don't know where the aicraft is. This is a fact.
Because pieces of the aircraft may have been located in the Indian ocean, does NOT mean the aircraft is in the Indian ocean. It means that pieces of the aircraft ended up there; a conclusion cannot be drawn. No assuptions.
The aircraft may be there. It may not.
Circumstantial details surely make fun datapoints for the conspiracy brighsparks, though. Assumption, as they say, is the mother of all ****ups, and some truly love their mothers, as we continue to see.
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Originally Posted by Stan446
Yawn, You really don't have much going on in your life.
I would like to think so.
You really need to learn how to quote.