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To: allmendream
Actually, MUCH in science is "proven", using scientific method and repeatable tests/demonstrations.

It's THEORIES which are not "proven" because they CANNOT be readily demonstrated on a repeatable basis. Things such as darwminism, which is based soley on assumption and inference, not scientifically verifiable fact, CLEARLY fall into the hypothesis/theory category.

Evolution does NOT happen every day; in fact, it DOESN'T happen. I do not consider "natural selection" within a species to be evolution. No short-hair, low body fat wild dogs in arctic climates is perfectly logical, but it is in no way evolution!

66 posted on 04/28/2008 11:07:20 AM PDT by mil-vet (the difference between democrats & terrorists is their means of destroying freedom)
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To: mil-vet

Sorry but you don’t get to define the terms used in Science.


67 posted on 04/28/2008 11:14:51 AM PDT by allmendream (Life begins at the moment of contraception. ;))
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To: mil-vet
It's THEORIES which are not "proven" because they CANNOT be readily demonstrated on a repeatable basis.

Ouch. You need to learn about the scientific method.

Yes, it's true that no theory is ever "proven;" however, this has nothing to do with their ability to be readily demonstrated on a repeatable basis. Atomic theory, germ theory, heliocentricity, and evolution are a few theories, all readily demonstratable (and in fact demonstrated) on a repeatable basis.

You do have confidence in atomic theory, correct? Or is it "just a theory?"
97 posted on 04/30/2008 5:33:18 PM PDT by aNYCguy
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