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To: balrog666; Boiler Plate
May as well call it strike three on BP. Just of late I've been repeating questions to creos when I get a dodgy response. So far, when they whiff once, they whiff thrice.

I used to argue with doctrinaire liberals and noticed a similar thing. Where they dodge once, they've decided to dodge every time. Or maybe they just really can't see.

There's something very liberating about being in a Holy War. Your enemy is evil. You're good. All the good people on your side already know you're right so that's not even at issue.
763 posted on 03/17/2003 6:29:43 PM PST by VadeRetro
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To: VadeRetro
Vade,

Your handful of fossils can hardly constitute a lineage of avain evolution. You have failed to explain as to what motivated the evolution of flight. You also have completely glossed over the causes and lineage of all the special organs needed for flight. You go directly from a air garbbing biped to a bird, just like that. With the only explanation being "That's how evolution works".

I am totally amazed at how readily you accept these explanations without question.

Flight is a very complex thing. It took humans thousands of years to figure out how to do it artificailly. Yet somehow through the miracle of totally random events and mutations (which all happen to miraculously all be good ones) flight just happens to pop up. And the critters, who for no particular reason sprout wings and feathers, know just exactly what to do with them.

Really? OK, I guess Scientific America says so and well EVERYBODY who is SOMEBODY knows that they are absolutely without an agenda, without bias, and never think of anything but science for science sake. No sir, money never crosses the mind of the outstanding folks at SA.

Vade, all science is open for debate. As much as we think we know now, the truth is we will know more tomorrow and more next year and next century. Even after a thousand years willstill be learning. I personally think that we are the verge of discovering amazing things in terms of sub atomic particles and they will play an important role in our further understanding of genetics and life. In short I think we are about to discover life is a whole lot more complicated than we ever imagined.

Sincere Regards,
Boiler Plate

772 posted on 03/17/2003 7:01:08 PM PST by Boiler Plate
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