Posted on 09/27/2006 9:56:09 AM PDT by SirLinksalot
Here's one for you from Halton Arp. He's the guy who discovered that redshift didn't equal distance and was refused telescope time for his discovery.
Such is how 'science' treats dissenters.
http://www.haltonarp.com/
Here's his Wiki entry for an easier read.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halton_Arp
Then see Tifft for his work on 'quantized' redshifts, which mean that redshifts don't represent distance, but some other quality of the object.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redshift_quantization
There are a lot more opinions of the evidence that 'standard science' would admit.
These guys are particularly interesting.
http://www.holoscience.com/
Have fun...
A itty bitty tiny weensie percentage is not "many." Oh, and almost none of those "scientists" are in the Life Sciences.
THE INTERPRETATION OF THE EVIDENCE is the issue.
Just wondering when that other interpretation is going to make an appearance. Or is this what you meant..
Because they don't like the conclusion and/or they (incorrectly) think it conflicts with The Bible.
You want me to go back over TToE for you?
Please tell us what it gets wrong.
Yes, one who is still waiting for that bit of evidence that heliocentrism is uniquely true and one who stands with Sir Fred Hoyle who wrote:
"We know that the difference between a heliocentric theory and a geocentric theory is one of relative motion only, and that such a difference has no physical significance."
Sir Fred Hoyle, Astronomy and Cosmology, 1975, p. 416, (Quoted in Spring, 02 BA, p.64.)
A very nice mis-interpretative cartoon.
The floor is yours.
Whatever gets it into evidence.
(I'm watching L&O right now)
;)
I am unable to locate any articles rebutting current conclusions drawn from observation of ERV insertion patterns across primate species at either www.discovery.org or www.arn.org. Could you direct me to an article that I may have overlooked?
Oh yes, please do. And don't forget to list the peer-reviewd journals that identify the ways in which ID is testable and falsifiable (to name two of the criteria necessary for a theory).
I posted a discussion by a well respected mathematician and biologist -- someone who is often cited by critics of evolution. He is generally regarded as fair-minded by evolution critics. You have almost certainly read his book on information theory. what do you think? Post 611
I posted a discussion by a well respected mathematician and biologist -- someone who is often cited by critics of evolution. He is generally regarded as fair-minded by evolution critics. You have almost certainly read his book on information theory. what do you think? Post 611
Ah. Agnostic but believing in some sort of Q Continuum interloper. By defintion this is neither falsifiable nor testable.
You have but to produce the Designer for an interview and ID wins the day. But if said Dsigner keeps skulking in the shadows, ID is useless as a scientific idea and fails as a Scientific Theory.
Exactly. Those who profess hollow and Godless theories like evolution believe they can make a lie into fact by repeating it with enough personal conviction.
Unfortunately they insist on following this fable to it's ultimate doom.
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