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So, post your sources and let's look at the figures. ....

Cambridge feel confident. Do a Google.

It is you making the claims. It is up to you to provide the sources
you are relying upon, not for me to call up every possible link to
anything to do with the subject.

You say you were in to Oceanography, then you would look, instead of
trying to make out you know it all. Things have moved on in 40
years, as they don't drop weights in baths any more.

Suggesting that I trawl through everything on the internet

It takes less far less keystokes on google to get it all that the
tripe you typed here.

In other words, you cannot provide any documentary evidence to support
your claims.

Colin Bignell

No. You can't use Google.

I have posted elsewhere the only things that Google throws up that is in
any way related to the subject matter, some of which is very interesting.
However, that does not change the fact that if you consistently refuse to
give your sources,

You still can't use Google.

So, if I find a large number of articles on subjects related to various
combinations of tidal lagoons, Cambridge and the Irish Sea, but nothing to
support your claims, rather than it being that the article does not exist,
your argument is that I have suddenly forgotten how to use a search engine I
have to know intimately as a selling tool. Occam's razor is against you on
that. However, it would be easy to prove me wrong - simply post a link to
it. Otherwise repeating that I can't use Google merely deserves a slight
misquote of Mandy Rice-Davis; you would say that wouldn't you?

Colin Bignell