Theory:Benjamin Franklin - Revision history

imported>PJDEP: Theories need arguments

2010-02-28T17:47:53Z

Theories need arguments

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imported>PJDEP: Theories need arguments

2010-02-28T17:47:53Z

Theories need arguments

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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] was not really an [[evolved human]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Benjamin could have been covering for his son in his letter to [[Joseph Priestley]]--that it was really William who held the kite's string when lightning struck, and that his son had inherited the [[special]] [[Electrical absorption\|ability]] from his unknown mother.<br />		\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] was not really an [[evolved human]]. \|\| None \|\| {{plus}} Benjamin could have been covering for his son in his letter to [[Joseph Priestley]]--that it was really William who held the kite's string when lightning struck, and that his son had inherited the [[special]] [[Electrical absorption\|ability]] from his unknown mother.<br />
	{{plus}} At the end of the novel, [[Joseph Priestley]] said that the world may never be ready for the truth and so may have lied in his journal entry about which Franklin held the string.<br />		{{plus}} At the end of the novel, [[Joseph Priestley]] said that the world may never be ready for the truth and so may have lied in his journal entry about which Franklin held the string.<br />
	{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.<br />		{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.<br />
	:{{minus}} It is stated in the same "Drunk History" that Franklin having his son fly the kite was only an opinion, not a fact supported by evidence.<br />		:{{minus}} It is stated in the same "Drunk History" that Franklin having his son fly the kite was only an opinion, not a fact supported by evidence.<br />
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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|
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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] can travel time beyond the means of a normal human. \|\| yamagatofellowship.org \|\| {{plus}} Benjamin Franklin is said to be only 9 years old when 12 years have passed, and when his death year is stated, his age is properly stated based upon the number of years since his birth.<br />		\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] can travel time beyond the means of a normal human. \|\| yamagatofellowship.org \|\| {{plus}} Benjamin Franklin is said to be only 9 years old when 12 years have passed, and when his death year is stated, his age is properly stated based upon the number of years since his birth.<br />

imported>Intuitive Empath at 20:48, 17 March 2009

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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] was not really an [[evolved human]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Benjamin could have been covering for his son in his letter to [[Joseph Priestley]]--that it was really William who held the kite's string when lightning struck, and that his son had inherited the [[special]] [[Electrical absorption\|ability]] from his unknown mother. <br />		\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] was not really an [[evolved human]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Benjamin could have been covering for his son in his letter to [[Joseph Priestley]]--that it was really William who held the kite's string when lightning struck, and that his son had inherited the [[special]] [[Electrical absorption\|ability]] from his unknown mother.<br />
	{{plus}} At the end of the novel, [[Joseph Priestley]] said that the world may never be ready for the truth and so may have lied in his journal entry about which Franklin held the string. <br />		{{plus}} At the end of the novel, [[Joseph Priestley]] said that the world may never be ready for the truth and so may have lied in his journal entry about which Franklin held the string.<br />
	{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.<br />		{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.<br />
	:{{minus}} It is stated in the same "Drunk History" that Franklin having his son fly the kite was only an opinion, not a fact supported by evidence.<br />		:{{minus}} It is stated in the same "Drunk History" that Franklin having his son fly the kite was only an opinion, not a fact supported by evidence.<br />
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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|		\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|
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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] can travel time beyond the means of a normal human \|\| yamagatofellowship.org \|\| {{plus}}Benjamin Franklin is said to be only 9 years old when 12 years have passed, and when his death year is stated, his age is properly stated based upon the number of years since his birth. <br />		\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] can travel time beyond the means of a normal human. \|\| yamagatofellowship.org \|\| {{plus}} Benjamin Franklin is said to be only 9 years old when 12 years have passed, and when his death year is stated, his age is properly stated based upon the number of years since his birth.<br />
	:{{minus}} Could be chalked up to human error. <br />		:{{minus}} Could be chalked up to human error.<br />
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imported>Bill in Kansas at 05:35, 16 March 2009

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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|		\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|
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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] can travel time beyond the means of a normal human \|\| yamagatofellowship.org \|\| {{plus}}Benjamin Franklin is said to be only 9 years old when 12 years have passed. <br />		\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] can travel time beyond the means of a normal human \|\| yamagatofellowship.org \|\| {{plus}}Benjamin Franklin is said to be only 9 years old when 12 years have passed, and when his death year is stated, his age is properly stated based upon the number of years since his birth. <br />
	:{{minus}} Could be chalked up to human error. <br />		:{{minus}} Could be chalked up to human error. <br />
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imported>Bill in Kansas: Age discrepancy noted

2009-03-16T05:20:48Z

Age discrepancy noted

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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|		\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|
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			\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] can travel time beyond the means of a normal human \|\| yamagatofellowship.org \|\| {{plus}}Benjamin Franklin is said to be only 9 years old when 12 years have passed. <br />
			:{{minus}} Could be chalked up to human error. <br />
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imported>PhycoKrusk: Added detraction to note re: "Drunk History."

2009-03-05T05:40:26Z

Added detraction to note re: "Drunk History."

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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] was not really an [[evolved human]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Benjamin could have been covering for his son in his letter to [[Joseph Priestley]]--that it was really William who held the kite's string when lightning struck, and that his son had inherited the [[special]] [[Electrical absorption\|ability]] from his unknown mother. <br />		\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] was not really an [[evolved human]]. \|\| None. \|\| {{plus}} Benjamin could have been covering for his son in his letter to [[Joseph Priestley]]--that it was really William who held the kite's string when lightning struck, and that his son had inherited the [[special]] [[Electrical absorption\|ability]] from his unknown mother. <br />
	{{plus}} At the end of the novel, [[Joseph Priestley]] said that the world may never be ready for the truth and so may have lied in his journal entry about which Franklin held the string. <br />		{{plus}} At the end of the novel, [[Joseph Priestley]] said that the world may never be ready for the truth and so may have lied in his journal entry about which Franklin held the string. <br />
	{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.		{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.<br />
			:{{minus}} It is stated in the same "Drunk History" that Franklin having his son fly the kite was only an opinion, not a fact supported by evidence.<br />
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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|		\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|

imported>Mike the Man-child!: Undo revision 273408 by Steelymcbeam (Talk):

2009-02-03T10:23:24Z

Undo revision 273408 by Steelymcbeam (Talk):

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	{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.		{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.
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			\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|
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imported>Steelymcbeam at 04:18, 2 February 2009

2009-02-02T04:18:47Z

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	{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.		{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.
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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|
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imported>Mike the Man-child! at 04:44, 11 December 2008

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	{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.		{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.
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			\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is [[Noah Bennet]]'s great-great-great-great-great-great [[grandfather]]. \|\| [[Jack Coleman]] ([[Noah Bennet]]) is a great-great-great-great-great-great grandson of [[Benjamin Franklin]]. \|\|
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imported>Intuitive Empath: We don't keep silly theories other than Mr. Muggles and waffle related ones.

2008-12-06T20:37:12Z

We don't keep silly theories other than Mr. Muggles and waffle related ones.

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	{{plus}} At the end of the novel, [[Joseph Priestley]] said that the world may never be ready for the truth and so may have lied in his journal entry about which Franklin held the string. <br />		{{plus}} At the end of the novel, [[Joseph Priestley]] said that the world may never be ready for the truth and so may have lied in his journal entry about which Franklin held the string. <br />
	{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.		{{plus}} Per [http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/6eff3fba0d Jack Black's ''Drunk History''], Benjamin Franklin would be more likely to send out his son to fly the kite than himself, since he suspected the risk and did not want to injure himself.
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	\| [[Benjamin Franklin]] is the biological great-great-etc.-grandfather of [[Sylar]]. \|\| None. \|\|
	{{plus}} When Sylar demonstrates [[Elle]]'s electrical abilities through empathy, you see him weep for the first time ever. This might be related to a powerful emotional connection with his currently unknown lineage.
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