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 ::Your team obviously feels strongly that the ancient quote from Nobel laureate (and pottymouth) Phillip Anderson is highly precious, however if you examine it in the context of the referenced article, what was he actually saying? What question was he answering? The Voice doesn't say, does it? The quote seems to imply that it is impossible to ""fuck around with the hydrogen atom"" but specifically what does ""fuck around with"" mean? We don't know. The former residents of Bikini Atoll might feel strongly that somebody fucked around with the hydrogen atom. The quoted rant ends with something being a fraud, but what? It doesn't say, does it? Is it the unspecified ""fucking around"" that's a fraud? Is it the Grand Unified Theory of Classical Physics? Is it the specific element of the theory referring to hydrinos? Is it Blacklight Power, Inc? Or something else altogether? The text does not say. What we do know is that around 15 years ago, this guy used the words fraud and fuck. This is your weakest opposing view and you place it first - and undated. And it's redundant since it's included in the Wikipedia article twice.  "