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09-15-2005, 12:07 PM
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Where Have All the .400 Hitters Gone ?
Posted By: identify7
cmoking: I find it difficult to reread something which I feel going in is without merit. This is my loss. I will stop expounding on my lack of knowledge regarding his work. I clearly do not remember much of what I initially read other than the coming away from it with a "this is BS" feeling. The thick head that I am still contends that no matter how many standard deviations, correlation coefficients, linear regression analyses, etc. you throw at me, the facts still remain the facts; and everyone can see them if they look. 
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