james bond
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Actually, this post belongs in the "Religion" section. This is the "Science and Technology" section and there is absolutely NOTHING scientific about superstition.I know there are similarities but I think they are coincidental, like cats and seals both have whiskers. But cats didn't come from seals or vice a versa.
You're right about the religion and S&T section, but who is using superstition? The secular scientists? Evolution vs the supernatural, as relating to God's creation (origins science), are different things.
What we established is that evolutionists who believe humans descended from monkeys or apes do not have any kind of observational science that is observed, testable and falsifiable. The creation scientists have that. The humans from apes section believes their hypothesis based on historical or forensic science. Forensic science is usually used in crime scene analysis, but it picks up pieces from what happened in the past to analyze and gather evidence to form an opinion of what happened. Then it's up to a jury of peers whether to believe it or not. Capice?
What they conclude isn't always right as observational science would override it. In this thread, we discovered that no has been able to get an ape to walk bipedal today. We can get it to do sign-language like Koko the Gorilla who died recently and communicate in basic sentences. RIP Koko. Forbidden scientists have hybridized an ape and a human and it only lived one generation. It could not reproduce. The observable, testable and falsifiable science disproves this evolution hypothesis. Thus, all these silly people who believe we came from apes are wrong using their historical science. It is what I call pseudoscience and can be dismissed.