I am guessing by evos, you mean evolutionists. I really think you are joking with us. Im a newbie and I actually laughed when I saw this article. I thought you forgot the Onion link.
I havent run across too many science articles yet, as I find some of that stuff interesting, but mostly stick on the political articles.But if this is a serious article, then there is a profound disconnect with what is science. Saying the earth was once a giant ball of water, like some sort of cosmic gigantic raindrop is absurdity. There is nothing in this article that proves creationism.
Actually, the author of the article you denigrate solved the young earth/starlight travel problem, and he has made numerous accurate predictions based on his YEC cosmology. Perhaps you should look into the matter a little more before allowing your Temple of Darwin indoctrination to take over.
All the best—GGG
>>I havent run across too many science articles yet, as I find some of that stuff interesting, but mostly stick on the political articles.<<
Most of the scientists and those who understand and follow science were purged a few years ago. Some of us they let back, some just decided they were tired of banging their heads against the brick wall of creationism (and its retarded cousin, ID).
For the most part, articles like this is what passes as “science.” Ocassionally those of us who understand science wil stop by one of these seeming parody threads just to let the world that a these nut cases are a loud but tiny minority and most Conservatives do understand science and not this metaphysical mumbo-jumbo.
If you want a laugh, find some of the threads suggesting that time itself has changed (over time, hehe).
The OP is like that crazy old uncle with Tourette you have to have over on holidays — he blurts out nonsense but can’t really get off the chair cause too much trouble.
Pat his head and agree with him and he’ll wag his tail.