To: Right Wing Professor
Ridicule and dismisal will not be persuasive in lieu of a demonstration of full and complete human knowledge of the history of a subject organism and all relevant mechanisms of mutation and probabilities of same. Absent such a demonstration, said assumptions are a necessary part of Darwinian theory, but assumptions nonetheless.
Cordially,
215 posted on
04/19/2006 11:20:40 AM PDT by
Diamond
To: Diamond
You are assuming, of course, that anything outside your personal consciousness actually exists.
217 posted on
04/19/2006 11:22:53 AM PDT by
js1138
(~()):~)>)
To: Diamond
"Ridicule and dismisal will not be persuasive in lieu of a demonstration of full and complete human knowledge of the history of a subject organism and all relevant mechanisms of mutation and probabilities of same. Absent such a demonstration, said assumptions are a necessary part of Darwinian theory, but assumptions nonetheless."
Essentially, *Were you there??!* but with more words.
220 posted on
04/19/2006 11:24:16 AM PDT by
CarolinaGuitarman
("There is grandeur in this view of life....")
To: Diamond
Ridicule and dismisal will not be persuasive in lieu of a demonstration of full and complete human knowledge of the history of a subject organism and all relevant mechanisms of mutation and probabilities of same. Absent such a demonstration, said assumptions are a necessary part of Darwinian theory, but assumptions nonetheless.'How do you know. You weren't there' is a stock and much derided creationist response. How do you know George Washington was the first president?
If you want to avoid derision, stop posting risible arguments.
We don't in general require a full and complete knowledge of the history of a phenomenon in order to regard it as adequately explained. Requiring such for evolution is just a sign of tendentiousness.
Once again, the function of L-GLO is not an assumption. L-GLO is defined by its function.
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