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🚨 "WE SHOULD NEVER FIND OUT." WHY WOULD ANY SCIENTIST SAY THAT? Author Matt Ridley has revealed an extraordinary conversation he says he had with a senior UK scientist. According to Ridley, the scientist told him: "It's very important we never find out." When Ridley asked why, he says...

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