Uncensored2008
Libertarian Radical
- Feb 8, 2011
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big word there troll, "assumes" Not sure but the word fact isn't present.
You are confused.
Evolution does not work if there is no life.
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big word there troll, "assumes" Not sure but the word fact isn't present.
So the "Theory of Evolution" only works in certain isolated instances?
quit splitting hairs 57FrankCan you walk me through how atoms and molecules evolved to form single cell life?
Why?
It has nothing to do with evolution.
Life on earth evolved gradually beginning with one primitive species—perhaps a self-replicating molecule—that lived more than 3.5 billion years ago; it then branched out over time, throwing off many new and diverse species; and the mechanism for most (but not all) of evolutionary change is natural selection.
Evolution assumes the existence of life and does not explain how life began.
So the "Theory of Evolution" only works in certain isolated instances?
You , on the other hand. prefer to highlight your short comings posting as though stupidity and ignorance were virtues...nah, he likes to show off his internet skills on posting useless pictures.![]()
So the "Theory of Evolution" only works in certain isolated instances?
Your statement makes no sense, it is not in context to what I posted.
You started by telling me "Evolution is a fact"
I asked you to explain how atoms and molecules evolved to form the first cell and you went off on a tangent
The Chinese would adapt and actually have a conversation in Greek. you fail.So you want to avoid the question. OK
You stated that you wanted to talk about evolution, not the creation of life.
One is not the other.
Evolution is a fact, less sophisticated life forms have evolved over time into more sophisticated ones. Adaptation to environments is observable and well documented. The creation of life is irrelevant to the fact of this process.
None of that matters ...its like speaking Greek to the Chinese...
nah, I don't think so.You started by telling me "Evolution is a fact"
I asked you to explain how atoms and molecules evolved to form the first cell and you went off on a tangent
Evolution is not concerned with how life was created - the tangent is yours.
Evolution is a fact, demonstrable and repeatable.
tell them of the talking snake...The Chinese would adapt and actually have a conversation in Greek. you fail.So you want to avoid the question. OK
You stated that you wanted to talk about evolution, not the creation of life.
One is not the other.
Evolution is a fact, less sophisticated life forms have evolved over time into more sophisticated ones. Adaptation to environments is observable and well documented. The creation of life is irrelevant to the fact of this process.
None of that matters ...its like speaking Greek to the Chinese...
nah that's your honor, it's your pet.tell them of the talking snake...The Chinese would adapt and actually have a conversation in Greek. you fail.So you want to avoid the question. OK
You stated that you wanted to talk about evolution, not the creation of life.
One is not the other.
Evolution is a fact, less sophisticated life forms have evolved over time into more sophisticated ones. Adaptation to environments is observable and well documented. The creation of life is irrelevant to the fact of this process.
None of that matters ...its like speaking Greek to the Chinese...
You are an anti Science ignoramus...nah that's your honor, it's your pet.tell them of the talking snake...The Chinese would adapt and actually have a conversation in Greek. you fail.So you want to avoid the question. OK
You stated that you wanted to talk about evolution, not the creation of life.
One is not the other.
Evolution is a fact, less sophisticated life forms have evolved over time into more sophisticated ones. Adaptation to environments is observable and well documented. The creation of life is irrelevant to the fact of this process.
None of that matters ...its like speaking Greek to the Chinese...
I had to communicate with you!You are an anti Science ignoramus...nah that's your honor, it's your pet.tell them of the talking snake...The Chinese would adapt and actually have a conversation in Greek. you fail.You stated that you wanted to talk about evolution, not the creation of life.
One is not the other.
Evolution is a fact, less sophisticated life forms have evolved over time into more sophisticated ones. Adaptation to environments is observable and well documented. The creation of life is irrelevant to the fact of this process.
None of that matters ...its like speaking Greek to the Chinese...
all I heard was the moron sounds of an ignoramus ....UrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrI had to communicate with you!You are an anti Science ignoramus...nah that's your honor, it's your pet.tell them of the talking snake...The Chinese would adapt and actually have a conversation in Greek. you fail.None of that matters ...its like speaking Greek to the Chinese...
then you heard me right!all I heard was the moron sounds of an ignoramus ....UrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrI had to communicate with you!You are an anti Science ignoramus...nah that's your honor, it's your pet.tell them of the talking snake...The Chinese would adapt and actually have a conversation in Greek. you fail.
The most concerning problem with science denialism is climategate denialism.All of the denialist arguments (anti-evolution, anti-global warming, etc.=anti-science) have similar fallacious arguments, and all use the same arguments that were used by the tobacco industry to deny the fact that cigarette smoking causes disease. Coincidence?
Science denialism The problem that just won t go away EARTH Magazine
Often in our culture, science is rendered disposable if it stomps on a cherished claim; faith trumps reality. This attitude is internally inconsistent: Atomic theory is OK when we use it to X-ray our teeth or build a nuclear power station, but invalid when it comes to assessing the age of the planet. Evolutionary insight is OK when it guides the production of our annual flu shot, but deniers refuse to let it tell them from whence they came. Science is the way forward, but not for people who don’t want to go forward.
More at the link.
90 years ago evolution wasn't in school curriculums. 50 years ago it was. Moron.
So the Scopes trial was in 1965?
Dayum, the shit you learn from leftists,....
90 years ago evolution wasn't in school curriculums. 50 years ago it was. Moron.
So the Scopes trial was in 1965?
Dayum, the shit you learn from leftists,....
The scopes trial was 90 years ago, dufus. Perhaps you should it look up to find out what the verdict was.
The most concerning problem with science denialism is climategate denialism.All of the denialist arguments (anti-evolution, anti-global warming, etc.=anti-science) have similar fallacious arguments, and all use the same arguments that were used by the tobacco industry to deny the fact that cigarette smoking causes disease. Coincidence?
Science denialism The problem that just won t go away EARTH Magazine
Often in our culture, science is rendered disposable if it stomps on a cherished claim; faith trumps reality. This attitude is internally inconsistent: Atomic theory is OK when we use it to X-ray our teeth or build a nuclear power station, but invalid when it comes to assessing the age of the planet. Evolutionary insight is OK when it guides the production of our annual flu shot, but deniers refuse to let it tell them from whence they came. Science is the way forward, but not for people who don’t want to go forward.
More at the link.
A bunch of very dishonest greedy people, claiming to be "scientists", mindfucked a bunch of stupid people into giving them money. Lots of money! Not just other people's money, but their own money too.
That's how stupid the are!
All the while willfully ignoring the fact that the only crime that was committed was that somebody hacked government e-mail servers and then posted confidential e-mails on open internet servers for all the world to see. So it is apparently okay if somebody violates international law and the privacy of citizens, but not for scientists to have confidential conversations about their trade.