- Thread starter
- #141
Yes you didI never claimed that,,
a lot of it is disproving the evolution theory,,
and even if I did whats that got to do with god??
If you reject evolution, what is the origin of the world's flora and fauna?
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
Yes you didI never claimed that,,
a lot of it is disproving the evolution theory,,
and even if I did whats that got to do with god??
at this point I dont know,,Yes you did
If you reject evolution, what is the origin of the world's flora and fauna?
Well, there is a very clear fossil record showing the appearance of humans, the appearance of mammals, the appearance and disappearance of dinosaurs, flying reptiles, mososaurs, plesiosaurs, the appearance of vertabrates, the appearance of land dwelling animals, the appearance of dicotyledons and then monocotyledons, marine reptiles, trilobites, sponges, archaens, etc, etc, etc. Going further and further back there is a gradual loss of complexity. The oldest fossils are blue green algaes and that strata show no other life forms. So there was a definite progression. What could have produced that record if not evolution? And what is this evidence refuting evolution that you claim (and then deny) has been found under melting ice?at this point I dont know,,
it sure isnt from pond sludge,, thats just stupid,,
and if youre saying it did how exactly are you going to prove it??
that fossil record means nothing other than something died and got buried,, and it also doesnt exist anywhere on earth as depicted in your pretty picture,,Well, there is a very clear fossil record showing the appearance of humans, the appearance of mammals, the appearance and disappearance of dinosaurs, flying reptiles, mososaurs, plesiosaurs, the appearance of vertabrates, the appearance of land dwelling animals, the appearance of dicotyledons and then monocotyledons, marine reptiles, trilobites, sponges, archaens, etc, etc, etc. Going further and further back there is a gradual loss of complexity. The oldest fossils are blue green algaes and that strata show no other life forms. So there was a definite progression. What could have produced that record if not evolution? And what is this evidence refuting evolution that you claim (and then deny) has been found under melting ice?
The process by which life first appears is called abiogenesis. For quite some time it was thought, as you note, that this would have taken place in pond sludge. But the last time I read anything on the topic there was a rising thought that it could have begun with crystal formation taking place in clays. I do not know what the latest research says but I certainly have seen nothing casting the slightest doubt on evolution.
Let me make clear that evolution does not create life, but that it would begin VERY soon after the first reproducing entities formed. As soon as a resource-limited reproductive process starts, evolution necessarily begins.
Oi... Do you know what was the concept that opened up archaeology and paleontology to actual scientific investigation? Extinction. Anatomist Georges Cuvier in 1796, after examination of a set of Mastodon fossils, finally realized that it was possible for a species to go extinct. Prior to his realization, it was universally believed that every species of life then on the planet had existed since the beginning and no others. When Mastodon and Brontosaurus bones were discovered, it was assumed that these monsters were still wandering around the American west or some other unexplored region. Cuviers realization that species went extinct eventually led to the concept that new species could appear and thus, evolution.that fossil record means nothing other than something died and got buried,, and it also doesnt exist anywhere on earth as depicted in your pretty picture,,
it also doesnt prove chickens came from a t rex or humans from a primate,,
Really. What sort of thing do you believe to actually BE real science?its all opinions based on assumptions,, not real science,
This is the opening paragraph of Wikipedia's article on abiogenesis.are you saying that life just all of the sudden appeared??
No, it wouldn't require magic.that would require magic and be more supportive of the creationist theory than the evo theory,,
oh look,, more cute pictures that prove nothing,,Oi... Do you know what was the concept that opened up archaeology and paleontology to actual scientific investigation? Extinction. Anatomist Georges Cuvier in 1796, after examination of a set of Mastodon fossils, finally realized that it was possible for a species to go extinct. Prior to his realization, it was universally believed that every species of life then on the planet had existed since the beginning and no others. When Mastodon and Brontosaurus bones were discovered, it was assumed that these monsters were still wandering around the American west or some other unexplored region. Cuviers realization that species went extinct eventually led to the concept that new species could appear and thus, evolution.
The fossil record, despite being a very thin sampling of all the life that actually existed, shows us a great deal more than that something died and got buried. Almost all fossils are buried in sedimentary material. Sedimentary minerals are stratified and that strata may be organized and, relatively, dated. The further down one goes into the sedimentary earth, the further back one goes in time. Making use of this, fossils may be placed on a timeline.
Speciation of fossils is typically accomplished via morphology. The physical characteristics of a fossil, the shape and size of the various bits and pieces of its skeleton, are studied in great detail. Based on those details, they are classified into different species. It was fairly rapidly found as paleontologsts moved through the geologic strata, that one species would disappear and another species, only very slightly different would appear in its place. This happened over and over and over again until it became obvious that species were very slowly changing. And following such lineages, we do indeed see that chickens descended from dinosaurs (though not T Rex) and that humans, one of the primate family, descended from other hominids.
View attachment 891848
Wikipedia, Human Evolution
Really. What sort of thing do you believe to actually BE real science?
This is the opening paragraph of Wikipedia's article on abiogenesis.
In biology, abiogenesis (from Greek ἀ- a- 'not' + βῐ́ος bios 'life' + γένεσις genesis 'origin') or the origin of life is the natural process by which life has arisen from non-living matter, such as simple organic compounds. The prevailing scientific hypothesis is that the transition from non-living to living entities on Earth was not a single event, but a process of increasing complexity involving the formation of a habitable planet, the prebiotic synthesis of organic molecules, molecular self-replication, self-assembly, autocatalysis, and the emergence of cell membranes. Many proposals have been made for different stages of the process, but the transition from non-life to life has never been observed experimentally.
No, it wouldn't require magic.
I just told you that chickens did not descend from tyrannosaurus.oh look,, more cute pictures that prove nothing,,
fossils prove nothing except something died,, uit doesnt prove it gave birth to a new form of life,,
wikipedia?? really??
maybe you should explain it better??
lets start with T-rex turning into a chicken,, walk me through that??
I thought evo states our modern birds are decdents of dinos,,I just told you that chickens did not descend from tyrannosaurus.
You may well be intelligent enough to pick up all this stuff, but you don't seem to want to. I waste more than enough time here. Have a nice night. Enjoy your ignorance.
You've repeatedly now and with no justification, rejected what I've attempted to tell you. If you don't want to learn anything, you won't. Have a nice night.I thought evo states our modern birds are decdents of dinos,,
is that not correct??
its not that I dont want to,, its when I look at the evidence and see problems, and when I ask for clarification I get attacked and told I am uneducated or as you say unwilling to accept the evidence i have problems with,,
what you have offered is opinions based on assumptions,,You've repeatedly now and with no justification, rejected what I've attempted to tell you. If you don't want to learn anything, you won't. Have a nice night.
You've repeatedly now and with no justification, rejected what I've attempted to tell you. If you don't want to learn anything, you won't. Have a nice night.
And that's what makes you a climate-cuck.I have confidence that if it's considered true by mainstream climate science then I won't question it
Says the guy who believes 1C of warming from the GHG effect of CO2 will produce 3.5C of warming from feedback from the 1C of warming from the GHG effect of CO2.Big fish on, with a human passenger in its belly!
That is incorrect. What I have offered are empirical observations and the conclusions of peer reviewed scientific studies. Science is not opinions based on assumptions. Why don't you have a quick look at Wikipedia's article on the scientific method just to get your feet wet. Scientific method - Wikipedia.what you have offered is opinions based on assumptions,
Avians are descended from dinosaurs. Evolutionary theory has not changed its mind on that. However, chickens are not descended from tyrannosaurus rex.now what about dinos turning into birds,, has evo changed their minds on that??
a decendent means a T-rex changed/ into a chicken,,That is incorrect. What I have offered are empirical observations and the conclusions of peer reviewed scientific studies. Science is not opinions based on assumptions. Why don't you have a quick look at Wikipedia's article on the scientific method just to get your feet wet. Scientific method - Wikipedia.
Avians are descended from dinosaurs. Evolutionary theory has not changed its mind on that. However, chickens are not descended from tyrannosaurus rex.
1C of warming could produce the runaway effect and result in a lot more warming than 3.5 degrees. We'll have to ask some climate scientists who are not paid to deny.Says the guy who believes 1C of warming from the GHG effect of CO2 will produce 3.5C of warming from feedback from the 1C of warming from the GHG effect of CO2.
But the best part is that you didn't even know that that was what you were accepting because you blindly accept anything they say like a good little climate-cuck.
Which if that were true would have happened when atmospheric CO2 was over 600 ppm but instead the planet cooled. So try again.1C of warming could produce the runaway effect and result in a lot more warming than 3.5 degrees. We'll have to ask some climate scientists who are not paid to deny.
Actually is has more to do with you knowing next to nothing about this subject, hold uninformed opinions and expect others to blindly accept them like you did.But really, I think the problem we're having to communicate is more to do with your sour demeanour on account of me questioning the big fish story and other supernatural nonsense. Sorry, if you keep bringing up the fairy tales, you have to own them.