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09-07-2015, 10:52 AM | #2557103 / #26 | |
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Mr. ID every living thing is part of TOE.
Purpose, intention, goals, etc. are not part of TOE. That means there is no "M,N,O". Those concepts are meaningless in TOE. What happened is what happened. Have you tried the blind spot test yet? Are you still saying that an eye with no blind spot is just as good as an eye without a blind spot? Maybe there is a creator, maybe there isn't. How do you get past that statement?
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09-07-2015, 10:57 AM | #2557107 / #27 | ||
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Mr. ID that is an inside joke, making fun of someone, who like you, also refuses to learn.
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09-07-2015, 11:06 AM | #2557111 / #28 | ||
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Unfortunately for the incoherent babbler, he hasn't shown that "Creationism" predicts Tiktaalik. |
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09-07-2015, 11:47 AM | #2557118 / #31 |
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If Sweden is so good at Evolution, then how come all they're famous for is IKEA and the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo?
checkmate, with a 1000% scientific argument that I have done proper experiments on.
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09-07-2015, 01:49 PM | #2557154 / #36 | |||
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09-07-2015, 03:58 PM | #2557195 / #37 | ||
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Youtube is famous for terrible crackpot videos which are a waste of time and also boring. Why would a person seeking scientific information bother to deal with such an annoying format when reading a scientific paper or book, where one can easily go forward and backward to check on various points, is so much better? Chances are good that at least some of the ToE videos you watched were poorly done simplifications created by inadequately educated if earnest laypersons. Citations were sparse and probably not well sourced. You'd have been far better informed by reading some good texts and following up by reading any papers they cited. Videos are a lazy and educationally impoverished method of learning science.
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09-07-2015, 04:03 PM | #2557199 / #38 | |
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We're not entirely sure.
We get bored before we get to the point (if there is one) where he actually says something. but if you every have a daughter then buy her a toy car because that would experimentally prove that she was intelligently designed.
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09-07-2015, 04:12 PM | #2557201 / #39 |
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I'd say that a well-done video can be a good way of learning the basics of a subject that is not in your area of expertise, especially if done well. The Crash Course channel on youtube is very good at what it sets out to do- give an introductory course in various subjects aimed at about GCSE to A level (and occasionally up to first year undergrad). Its not a substitute for reading the big thick textbooks that go into more detail, or going to the primary literature where the results were published, and the arguments hashed out. But it isn't trying to be. Its a revision aid, entertainment to get you thinking about things, or a jumping off point for teachers to use in their lessons.
The problem is you have to have a reasonable grounding in the subject to know which videos are worth watching, and which are not. Ones that begin by ineptly trying to sell books are usually not worth watching. If I spoke Swedish I'd say that the video of Per's lecture probably was. I'm not sure when it was made, so it might be out of date, and there's probably a decent amount he's left out or simplified that I'd find in the papers he's written. And for that you'll still have to go to the primary literature.
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09-07-2015, 08:50 PM | #2557316 / #40 | |
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Actually, in a good scientific theory, it must have a GOOD prediction. I had given you the GT as an example. But when ToE made a prediction for Tiktaalik, that is NOT the right/good prediction for ToE. Why? ToE assumes that 1. Life has originated probably through natural process alone (naturen), thus, all species were guided by nature. But there is no test/experiment for that... Thus, that assumption is wrong. (What if life is created with purpose? Then, the locations and timing of all living things like Tiktaalik also has purpose, thus the prediction that we can find Tiktaalik in M,N.O conditions is also applicable to Creationism. You said it right that I am logical. BUT the Creationists had never dug that place, only the ToE supporters. But whoever dug Tiktaalik, Creationism too could be applied) 2. There is no intelligence in nature and in science, that is, intelligence = 0. But that assumption too has no experiment or test from ToE. (What if life is intelligently designed or intellen with purpose? Then, the locations and timing of all living things like Tiktaalik also has purpose, thus the prediction that we can find Tiktaalik in M,N.O conditions is also applicable to Intelligent Design or Biological Interrelation , BiTs. You said it right that I am logical. BUT the ID supporters had never dug that place, only the ToE supporters. But whoever dug Tiktaalik, ID supporters too could be applied) Thus, ToE failed miserably in two most important assumptions that should be cleared FIRST before ToE could make any conclusions and predictions. Thus, I urged you to think before you post... Last edited by MrIntelligentDesign; 09-07-2015 at 08:55 PM. |
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09-07-2015, 08:56 PM | #2557319 / #41 | ||
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Now, about those 'real' experiments you've done. It's been a couple of days now, people have answered you questions about toy cars, but there are still no experiments shown. Where ARE the experiments you said you've done? |
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09-07-2015, 09:02 PM | #2557325 / #42 | |||
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The reason why you are afraid to watch some videos anywhere about science because you probably don't know which is right and bad science..for if you knew how to distinguish it, you could probably understand it and easily smash it by the power of ToE of its 160 years existence. But I think, ToE cannot beat the Biological Interrelation (BiTs) as replacement for ToE, in a fair science debate. That is for sure that is why you are probably afraid to hear or learn more about the replacement.. Well, that is your life. |
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09-07-2015, 09:03 PM | #2557326 / #43 |
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"TIKTAALIK is part of ToE???"
Yes. It is. And so is every other species. Science doesn't pick and choose those examples it likes. It provides explanations that account for all the evidence. All of it.
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09-07-2015, 09:07 PM | #2557329 / #45 | |||
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You must learn not to assume that there is.
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09-07-2015, 10:14 PM | #2557350 / #46 | ||||
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Let us start with the 'real' experiments you have told us that you have performed. That would be a good starting point. |
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09-07-2015, 11:28 PM | #2557374 / #48 |
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As far as I can tell MrIntelligentdesigns idea is that if something is intelligently designed it will have features that support its continued survival. All life has features that support it's survival therefore all life is intelligently designed, since everything is intelligently designed he is able to categories between natural processes (which he calls 'naturen' for no discernible reason) and those that are the result of intelligence which includes everything!
Additionally he makes incredibly bizarre comments such that organisms would die without noses and that a tailbone can be used as a third hand. The basic idea is possibly the single dumbest TR theory I know of. |
09-07-2015, 11:37 PM | #2557378 / #49 |
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Did someone clone Sockrateeze, or maybe Gary Gaulin? A world leader in tetrapod evolution comments and the reply is he doesn't know science?
Fuck off troll boy. Take your video and shove it where the sun never shines (highlighting the empirical evidence supporting ID or what the hell ever you want to call this version of tea leaf reading). Ta
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09-07-2015, 11:46 PM | #2557381 / #50 | ||
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how does he know that? If you give a girl a toy car, she and toy car could be designed with same definition of intelligence.
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