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Conan Doyle out-sherlocked by Sherlock (Score:1)

by mr_bean (3802)

An interesting read. Apparently Arthur Conan Doyle believed Houdini was actually a spiritual medium, despite Houdini's explanation of his exploits. And they continued to remain friends.

As William Trochim said, Clinical judgement is no substitute for rigorous measurement--and vice versa.
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  by Mark Leighton Fisher (4252) on 2007.07.13 11:20 (#56214) Homepage Journal
  
  "Clinical judgement is no substitute for rigorous measurement--and vice versa." I like that – clear thinking and clear measuring.
  
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