Some Real Scientists Reject Evolution

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ThaG

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Hemp said:
exactly, thanks for your reply.

to come from nothing, there shouldnt be any relation between the hand, the eye, the hair, the teeth, the feet, toes, nail, and therfor are each individual mutations with a presice goal.
OK, I'm accused of calling people stupid and ignorant, well what else could a person that equates a whole organ with a single mutation be called?
 

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ParkBoyz said:
Stop lying? Stop trying to touch on things you have absolutely no idea about. There are indeed mathematical calculations which allow for the existence of strings(which I never denied the evidence for), but the theory is tangled with multi-verses, spontaneous bubbles popping in and out of existence, a plethora or different dimensions, undetectable particles such as gravitons(which no one has ever demonstrated as existing), and the Membrane its self is completely hypothetical. There is no basis for this other than the fact that we're able to present Mathematically what is allowed that coincides with people's imagination. Most scientists don't even involve themselves with string theory because of the strong criticisms it receives due to the lack of observation that can be connected to the theory.

Quoting theoretical Physicist, Philip Anderson:



Quoting Physicist Sheldon Glashow:



Quoting award winning Physicist Lawrence Krauss:




Also see Peter Woit's article, " Is String Theory Even Wrong?":
http://www.americanscientist.org/template/AssetDetail/assetid/18638


And see this blog page from John Baez:
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/week246.html


^Now please do not make yourself look so hopelessly ignorant again by trying to defend a theory you know absolutely nothing about, that is actually on the brink of being totally discarded. Thank you..
Some people can't read...

See, nobody denies that string theory hasn't been tested, I will be the first one to point this out because the scientific principle is what rules my life.

The point was that you claimed M-theory was invented to circumvent the problem with the Big Bang and "creation ex nihilo" which was an open lie.

The other point was that string theory, even as a mathematical exercise makes much more sense than any religion because it is based on calculations of real things, not a holy book...

I hope you are able to grasp the difference...



Deceiver, you ignore the fact that it was in a controlled setting/lab(men did it, not nature) and that even then, they were unable to create self-replicating "life".
OK:

1. Creationists claim: scientists have never managed to create life in the lab, although they (<10 labs) have tried for 50 years (Nature had several hundred millions and the lab was the size of the planet).

2. When scientists make progress towards reproducing the steps of abiogenesis, creationists dismiss is at "being done in the lab"...

Great logic....

What is important is that self-replicating molecules can be produced by random chemistry. Whether it's in the lab doesn't matter. To dismiss lab experiments on the basis of them being done in the lab means to reject 95% of all science....



From what point?
From the point where self-replicating molecules that could be subject to natural selection and genetic drift appeared

LOL, these are exactly arguments from ignorance...

http://richarddawkins.net/article,1271,The-Great-Mutator,Jerry-Coyne-The-New-Republic

Did you read it?

The whole message of the IDiots is simple: evolution didn't happen. They do not say anything else. Most importantly, they do not say what happened. It is not hard to guess what they think happened (Goddidit), that's why they lost in Dover.

I don't think you want to believe people who can't propose anything positive and constructive and are solely occupied with rejecting one of the most sound scientific theories

Who are you?
A person who's more knowledgeable of the subject than you are



^^What removed the bad variance? Haha, you dumb ass, selection only works if the species doesn't get wiped out and if there is enough of them to select from, you obviously misunderstood as you always do. You're simply assuming that it's a given that the first assemblages of life somehow survived on its own to keep producing offspring(subsequently allowing selection), which is very improbable even if you consider that life was even able to assemble its self in the first place! You have no answers.:cool:
Nobody ever said self-replicating molecules appeared only once. In fact there are many many different sequences that can self-replicate and they could obviously appear all the time, especially if we can reproduce in lab conditions today.

The fact is that they did survived so there is no point in arguing why. There were plenty of them available for evolution to begin for sure...

I have no answers to how exactly the process of evolution produced life in its present form. I can outline the major steps and make some educated guesses about what happened biochemically. I can't know the whole process and it will take quite a long time before (if ever) we know all the details.

In case you don't know we're talking about events that happened 4 billion years ago, didn't leave any traces and we can only guess about what happened from what we see in today's organisms. Moreover, we started answering these questions not that long ago. It is extremely dishonest to say ""You don't know all the details, this means Goddidit"

BTW where did God come from before he created the universe? Do you have an answer?


^Straw man.. No one mentioned anything about the brain, or mass crashing into me to create energy, you're an unlearned troll.
well, your argument was empty and proving nothing else but your ignorance, I just exposed it

There is no evidence that doesn't support an ultimate creator and there is plenty of evidence the he/she/it isn't made up(mocking you to show that this argument has no substance and anyone can use it)..

Stop lying!:cool:
Where is the evidence that "he/she/it isn't made up"?

I can give you evidence for the contrary...
 

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Jesse fuckin' Rice said:
The funny thing is, NO ONE will every win this argument, becuase each side (science vs. religion) feel that they are RIGHT...so why even bother? If you believe in religion and a creator....guess what...YOURE RIGHT. If you believe n evolution, then guess what...YOU ARE RIGHT.

Can we talk about something that isnt based on opinion?
sigh..

There is no such thing as two opposing truths (multiverses and quantum incoherence aside), especially about such a fundamental thing.

One of the sides is using logic, reason and evidence to derive its world view.

The other side is using blind fate and dogma.

You chose which one you pick
 

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Hemp said:
The true sign of intelligence is not knowledge but imagination. - albert einstein

i aint even sayin it cuz albert said it, im sayin ti cuz its obviously true.
dont let your lack of imagination disable your ability to percieve what im sayin.

Imagination is one thing, belief in fairy tales is something completely different....
 

ThaG

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Hemp said:
this is a PERFECT example of how Belief sets Perception.


see by saying what you stated, i can see you have no idea to what extent imagination occurs.
your perception conditioned you to automatically take this arguement of Imagination, and turn it into imagination of a fake God.


real imagination is the ability to precieve what is unknown, and the ability to know in what direction you should go to achieve such a thing.

be open minded, well in fact, the next time you smokin a blunt, id like you to think about what im sayin.
See, the existence of imagination is perfectly explainable in evolutionary terms, it is obviously selectively advantageous to be creative, if we hadn't developed imagination, our ancestors would not have made tools that allowed them to survive and we would not have built the world we live in today. There is nothing immaterial and unexplainable, these are just complex cognitive functions which will be completely understood in great anatomical, cellular and molecular detail in this century
 
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ThaG said:
sigh..

There is no such thing as two opposing truths (multiverses and quantum incoherence aside), especially about such a fundamental thing.

One of the sides is using logic, reason and evidence to derive its world view.

The other side is using blind fate and dogma.

You chose which one you pick
It doesnt matter, becuase it is someones OPINION that evolution is a fact and its an OPINION that someone believes god exists.

Know one knows the truth because no one was ALIVE (now) when the earth "came to be".

I donthave to pick anything...like i said, I dont know for sure what happened cus i wasn there when the earth came to be.
 
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Jesse fuckin' Rice said:
It doesnt matter, becuase it is someones OPINION that evolution is a fact and its an OPINION that someone believes god exists.

Know one knows the truth because no one was ALIVE (now) when the earth "came to be".

I donthave to pick anything...like i said, I dont know for sure what happened cus i wasn there when the earth came to be.
I agree this debate is tiresome and getting old.
 
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ThaG said:
Some people can't read...

See, nobody denies that string theory hasn't been tested, I will be the first one to point this out because the scientific principle is what rules my life.
What life? And if this is the case, why are you defending a theory that not even scientists deem to be credible by "scientific standards"? Is it because it is a convenience to your predefined ideas of the world, which is the root of your intellectual stagnation?

The point was that you claimed M-theory was invented to circumvent the problem with the Big Bang and "creation ex nihilo" which was an open lie.
Liar.. I never claimed such a thing, I said that all natural laws brake down towards the point of the singularity approaching the big bang, "which is why we have something called M-theory to explain it". With "it" referring to pre-big bang phenomena in this context, though it seeks to stand as a "theory of "everything".. Stop mis-quoting..

The other point was that string theory, even as a mathematical exercise makes much more sense than any religion because it is based on calculations of real things, not a holy book...
String theory makes just as much sense as your life and you obviously know nothing about string theory nor have you reviewed the quotes posted as string theory calculates nothing that is measurable! Any book that describes "real" events should be seen as more reliable to any sane extroverted person.


I hope you are able to grasp the difference.
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Yes, the difference in IQ..




OK:

1. Creationists claim: scientists have never managed to create life in the lab, although they (<10 labs) have tried for 50 years (Nature had several hundred millions and the lab was the size of the planet).
What does this prove for the evolutionists?

2. When scientists make progress towards reproducing the steps of abiogenesis, creationists dismiss is at "being done in the lab"...
Intelligent design with in its proper context..

Great logic....
Thank you..:cool:

What is important is that self-replicating molecules can be produced by random chemistry.
Has this been observed?

Whether it's in the lab doesn't matter.
Yes it does..

To dismiss lab experiments on the basis of them being done in the lab means to reject 95% of all science....
Red herring.


From the point where self-replicating molecules that could be subject to natural selection and genetic drift appeared
So who "designed" these pre-assembled molecules?


LOL, these are exactly arguments from ignorance...

http://richarddawkins.net/article,1271,The-Great-Mutator,Jerry-Coyne-The-New-Republic

Did you read it?

The whole message of the IDiots is simple: evolution didn't happen. They do not say anything else.
They don't have to say anything else, they see flaws in your theory and counter arguments are going to expected, they are still adamant about their position, as are the evolution nuts.


Most importantly, they do not say what happened. It is not hard to guess what they think happened (Goddidit), that's why they lost in Dover.
The only reason that they lost at Dover is because the propagandists convinced the judge that ID was merely a religion, which violates the constitution, but has nothing to do with the soundness of the arguments supporting each position, judges uphold laws.

I don't think you want to believe people who can't propose anything positive and constructive and are solely occupied with rejecting one of the most sound scientific theories
Not a good reason to reject their criticisms.



A person who's more knowledgeable of the subject than you are
Which says nothing since you're constantly appealing to authority and aren't "knowledgeable" about anything else.



Nobody ever said self-replicating molecules appeared only once. In fact there are many many different sequences that can self-replicate and they could obviously appear all the time, especially if we can reproduce in lab conditions today.
Do you realize that in your attempt to defend evolution, you've made a mockery out of it by suggesting this? This would mean, as a consequence that we all do not derive from a common origin, yet this is exactly what your theory states. You're a blundering fool and should maybe let some other evolution junky step up as spokesperson, no?..


The fact is that they did survived so there is no point in arguing why. There were plenty of them available for evolution to begin for sure...
Not an answer as to how and why sane minds should believe that.

I have no answers to how exactly the process of evolution produced life in its present form. I can outline the major steps and make some educated guesses about what happened biochemically. I can't know the whole process and it will take quite a long time before (if ever) we know all the details.
I also know how a computer works and can make a few short-span predictions, but this means nothing since (unless I'm told) I can't figure out who made it.

In case you don't know we're talking about events that happened 4 billion years ago, didn't leave any traces and we can only guess about what happened from what we see in today's organisms. Moreover, we started answering these questions not that long ago. It is extremely dishonest to say ""You don't know all the details, this means Goddidit"
But it isn't dishonest to say based on this that (relatively and metaphorically speaking) "You don't know anything, so don't criticize what I believe".

BTW where did God come from before he created the universe? Do you have an answer?
Why would he/she/it have to come from anywhere if you yourself believe that the universe its self has no beginning? Isn't that just as illogical to the pattern seeking human mind? Time and space is a creation my confused friend..

well, your argument was empty and proving nothing else but your ignorance, I just exposed it
My rebuttal was sound and you have exposed nothing but your own false delusions of grander.:cool:


Where is the evidence that "he/she/it isn't made up"?

I can give you evidence for the contrary...
^^The evidence is the lack of evidence to the contrary, by Paley's model of the watchmaker.
 

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ParkBoyz said:
What life? And if this is the case, why are you defending a theory that not even scientists deem to be credible by "scientific standards"? Is it because it is a convenience to your predefined ideas of the world, which is the root of your intellectual stagnation?
I am defending it because it has a very good theoretical basis, whether you understand it or not is not my problem

Liar.. I never claimed such a thing, I said that all natural laws brake down towards the point of the singularity approaching the big bang, "which is why we have something called M-theory to explain it". With "it" referring to pre-big bang phenomena in this context, though it seeks to stand as a "theory of "everything".. Stop mis-quoting..
This is exactly the claim I attacked, but anyway, it is pointless to argue with an IDiot...

String theory makes just as much sense as your life and you obviously know nothing about string theory nor have you reviewed the quotes posted as string theory calculates nothing that is measurable! Any book that describes "real" events should be seen as more reliable to any sane extroverted person.
The bible described real events only? Wow... what about Flood, Noah's Ark, Resurrection, miracles and so on? These are real, right?

anyway

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_string_theory

Yes, the difference in IQ..
don't embarrass yourself



ParkBoyz said:
What does this prove for the evolutionists?



Intelligent design with in its proper context..
ThaG said:
1. Creationists claim: scientists have never managed to create life in the lab, although they (<10 labs) have tried for 50 years (Nature had several hundred millions and the lab was the size of the planet).

2. When scientists make progress towards reproducing the steps of abiogenesis, creationists dismiss is at "being done in the lab"...
are you going to say something constructive or not?



Thank you..:cool:



Has this been observed?
Human stupidity is the most infinite thing in the universe, you know?


Yes it does..



Red herring.




So who "designed" these pre-assembled molecules?
ThaG said:
Human stupidity is the most infinite thing in the universe, you know?
When you spent months trying to pour the idea that there is no designer of life into the empty head (there should be plenty of space for ideas there, right) of some cretin and in the end he asks you "who designed these pre-assembled molecules", you know there is no hope for this world...





They don't have to say anything else, they see flaws in your theory and counter arguments are going to expected, they are still adamant about their position, as are the evolution nuts.
Did you visit the link and read thoroughly what was there?

No, right?

Every argument of the IDiots have been thoroughly refuted and has revealed nothing else about the world other than the fact that people who reject evolution tend not to understand biology and science in general



The only reason that they lost at Dover is because the propagandists convinced the judge that ID was merely a religion, which violates the constitution, but has nothing to do with the soundness of the arguments supporting each position, judges uphold laws.
The judge was a conservative christian and a republican. Interesting, huh?

Not a good reason to reject their criticisms.
Their criticisms have been scientifically rejected elsewhere, my point was whether this is a good reason to believe them


Which says nothing since you're constantly appealing to authority and aren't "knowledgeable" about anything else.
ParkBoyz, I have told you millions of times:

You don't know shit about biology, you lack basic understanding of evolutionary theory, you lack basic education natural sciences and you know absolutely nothing about modern molecular biology and how it combines with and remodels Darwin's ideas to form the Modern Synthesis theory of evolution.

Yet, you are ready to buy everything that the ID frauds tell you, just because it fits with your religious views.

The reason I am the person who you have to trust about evolution is because the thousands of scientists independently from each other have come to the conclusion that evolution is a fact and have built a theory to explain its mechanisms. All the evidence and all the advancement of biological, chemical and Earth sciences in the last 150 years have only confirmed the fact of evolution and the accuracy of the theory and new evidence is testing it every day. I stand on the shoulders of these people. If you don't believe me, trust those thousands of scientists who spent their life building the theory. The two things are equivalent. BTW many of these scientists were believers....


Do you realize that in your attempt to defend evolution, you've made a mockery out of it by suggesting this? This would mean, as a consequence that we all do not derive from a common origin, yet this is exactly what your theory states. You're a blundering fool and should maybe let some other evolution junky step up as spokesperson, no?..
Natural selection, anyone?

I wish you could ever read your post from the position of an educated person with a decent IQ and realize how idiotic it is...

Not an answer as to how and why sane minds should believe that.



I also know how a computer works and can make a few short-span predictions, but this means nothing since (unless I'm told) I can't figure out who made it.
If you only for a second stop seeing a designer everywhere, then you learn a sufficient amount of chemistry and molecular biology, you will see why no designer was needed for life to appear.

But it isn't dishonest to say based on this that (relatively and metaphorically speaking) "You don't know anything, so don't criticize what I believe".
I don't believe in anything, stop applying your religious labels to everyone and everything. I look at the facts and I know how to interpret them and test my theories. You don't know the facts and you don't know how to test theories.


Why would he/she/it have to come from anywhere if you yourself believe that the universe its self has no beginning? Isn't that just as illogical to the pattern seeking human mind? Time and space is a creation my confused friend..
Do you have an answer or not?