orogenicman
Darwin was a pastafarian
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It is amusing that you believe it to be so irreducibly complex, considering when we were talking about it earlier (and had the ground water conversation), you said it was all very simple. You are a creationist. Don't pretend that you are not. We've had conversations on several threads about evolution, and from those conversations, your position was very clear that you don't believe in evolution. We've also had several conversations on atheism, and your religious beliefs were made clear there as well.
No, I stated that ground water is comparatively simple. With groundwater the only variables are with the media that the water is traveling through. We KNOW every aspect of water and it's properties. Your outright lies about my agnosticism, (you seem to conflate a respect for people of religion with having a religious viewpoint) and support of the theory of evolution are amusing. Let's see you present a single post I have made where I do ONE thing that you just claimed olfraud. Just one.
Right. That explains why you never solved the challenge I presented to you. Because it is simple.
What challenge was that olfraud? You didn't give nearly enough information to elicit a response.
I was very specific in my challenge. And wally. I don't make a habit of repeating myself. My post is in his thread. I suggest you review it so you don't look more foolish than you already look.
No, you weren't. It was a generalized problem dealing with water transport through karst. There was nothing specific. When we make models of aquifers we have actually done seismic surveys so we at least have a modicum of an idea of what we are dealing with.
You gave no details at all.
Demonstrating that you haven't read the post. My challenge was very specific, bubba. And even if it was more generalized than you prefer, so what? Many generalized problems are solved using science and mathematics. Have at it, or admit that you are wrong. Funny, though, that you have no problems with modeling ground water or seismic phenomenon, but are dead set against climate models because you see them as being unscientific. Why is that, Mr. PhD?