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To: jennyp
Why do people debate Evolution? Nobody debates the composition of the Sun. Nobody debates gravitational pull of bodies. Evolution is such an "obvious fact" after all.
7 posted on 07/11/2002 4:23:39 PM PDT by That Subliminal Kid
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To: That Subliminal Kid
Yawn. I am truly tired of this stuff. They find one skull and now everything has changed. How many times have we heard this before? I remember "Lucy". I thought that "changed" everything? Who knows. I am tired of this pseudo science. I was watching some pathetic show about Dinosaurs and it had animated creatures (Discovery Chanel I think). And they were showing how these creaturees lived! What time of day they feeded- what they ate- and who their modern ancestors were! Such crap! At one point they showed some alligator type thing which the voice over said was the earliest ancestor of the Whale! Oh Really! And they know this how. So what was right after this species? Well - they showed a large extinct whale that looked nothing like the alligator guy. Where are the numerous in between fossils? I am not a creationist but something tells me the current theory of evolution is a house of cards.
12 posted on 07/11/2002 4:38:56 PM PDT by Burkeman1
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To: That Subliminal Kid
"Why do people debate Evolution? Nobody debates the composition of the Sun. Nobody debates gravitational pull of bodies. Evolution is such an "obvious fact" after all."

There are several threads on freerepublic about gravitional pull of bodies right now. There is a debate running about new evidence supporting Einsteins predictions of Black Holes, wich is very good.
57 posted on 07/12/2002 8:53:03 PM PDT by SkyRat
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