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To: PatrickHenry; narby; Blurblogger; WOSG; Physicist; RightWhale; Right Wing Professor; ...
"no evidence exists to support any theory of evolution except Charles Darwin's."

Actually, the same evidence that supports Darwinism supports Intelligent Design.

Consider, for instance, if an alien society came to a dead Earth and began uncovering autombiles buried in a junkyard. The aliens would notice that the cars were progressively more advanced over time, but that year on year the cars had only minor changes from their earlier variants.

The aliens could then use that physical evidence of the cars buried in layers over more than a century to conclude either that the cars themselves evolved, or that the intelligent designers of the cars evolved.

The physical evidence, after all, would support both theories. Ditto for digging up fossils of animals and plants.

Of course, where Darwinism breaks down is not in the physical evidence or even in the Natural Selection process, but in the probability *math* required for the unaided sequencing of billions of genetic DNA instructions into their precise order (see: A Tiny Mathematical Proof Against Evolution).

In contrast, Intelligent Design holds up remarkably well to that same math. For instance, Intelligent Design precisely and accurately explains why computer programs are sequenced into their precise electronic coding order.

Probability math is still taught in our dilapadated public schools, one presumes, so applying that math to areas of known contention, where said math will show a precise scientific answer, seems like the obvious path.

Sadly, activist judges in Georgia and wild-eyed liberals in Massachusetts don't want such scholarly study to take place. Any attempt to investigate Darwinism with *math* is ruled out of bounds. Evolutionary *theory* must be accepted as fact, per those radicals, and no scientific challenges to said theory are to be permitted.

In this case, even the application of mere sticky notes that said "Evolution is a Theory" are banned by such activists.

Oh my goodness, not those "religiously dogmatic" sticky notes! How will "science" ever survive?! < /mocking! >

45 posted on 01/22/2005 10:06:07 AM PST by Southack (Media Bias means that Castro won't be punished for Cuban war crimes against Black Angolans in Africa)
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To: Southack
"The aliens could then use that physical evidence of the cars buried in layers over more than a century to conclude either that the cars themselves evolved, or that the intelligent designers of the cars evolved."

You seriously don't see the difference between cars, with absolutely no reproductive ability, hence evolution is not possible, to living things?

In contrast, Intelligent Design holds up remarkably well to that same math. For instance, Intelligent Design precisely and accurately explains why computer programs are sequenced into their precise electronic coding order.

Hey! This is my field, PLEASE post your data on this so I can check it.

In this case, even the application of mere sticky notes that said "Evolution is a Theory" are banned by such activists.

ha! We were just talking about why IDers cannot catch on to this concept of what a theory is in science. Maybe you can help. Do you just know nothing about science? Or do you refuse to acknowledge something so simple it's taught in grade school because of your religious beliefs?
59 posted on 01/22/2005 10:22:36 AM PST by Alacarte (There is no knowledge that is not power)
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To: Southack
Actually, the same evidence that supports Darwinism supports Intelligent Design.

Be honest. Any evidence supports ID, because "that's just the way the Designer did it."

72 posted on 01/22/2005 10:38:30 AM PST by Junior (FABRICATI DIEM, PVNC)
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To: Southack
Probability math is still taught in our dilapadated public schools, one presumes, so applying that math to areas of known contention, where said math will show a precise scientific answer, seems like the obvious path

If you think calculating the probability of life's origin gives a precise scientific origin, guy, they sure didn't do a good job teaching it in your school.

134 posted on 01/22/2005 12:27:26 PM PST by Right Wing Professor (Evolve or die!)
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