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Scientific American threatens AiG : Demands immediate removal of Web rebuttal
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Posted on 07/11/2002 9:44:50 AM PDT by ZGuy
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To: EBUCK
I've only found "controlled" experiments. And that makes sense, to a point.
But since 'Darwinism' is as much about environment as it is about species, I'm afraid those don't help the debate much.
But what is certain is that the 'fruit fly' experiments in no way disagree with Darwin.
To: EBUCK
Thank you for looking, I really appreciate it.
To: f.Christian
Really funny...when are you going to start---thinking! I wonder, why do you despise Darwin so much when you agree with his theory?
To: MEGoody
Don't mind Aric. He's a small-minded pseudo-intellectual who is under the mistaken impression that insulting everyone who disagrees with him, and pounding the table harder than his opponent, lofty rhetoric and asserting that his are "facts" while yours are "opinion" will win a debate, gain him respect, or otherwise cause people to regard him as something other than what I can only guess people who know him personally do. There are a few intelligent people on these threads on both sides of the debate. I'd consider myself one , though I'm not really on either side so to speak, and I'd consider people like Dimensio and Patrick Henry people you can actually discuss with. Aric2000 is a fraud and a charletan.
To: Dominic Harr
Never said they did....disagree that is. The only way for us to test the ToE is to experimant. And the only way to experiment without corrupt results is in a controlled environment. Scientists have to do their best, in a controlled way, to simulate environmental selective pressures and apply them to populations which will later be compared against a control population.
EBUCK
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07/12/2002 1:12:31 PM PDT
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EBUCK
To: Doctor Stochastic
There is no indication that you will do anything else. Not comprehending. Sorry.
To: Dominic Harr
I wonder, why do you despise Darwin so much when you agree with his theory? 583 posted on 7/12/02 1:10 PM Pacific by Dominic Harr
OK...let's play---you are Napolean and I'm one of your captains---generals!
What are my orders?
To: balrog666
Just passin' through placemarker.
To: Dominic Harr
If they didn't put the flies in a controlled environment, and then change that environment, they didn't test Darwinism at all. Sounds like all the experts on evolution needed you as an advisor back there. Basically, they set out to prove evolution by producing it experimentally. You suspect the problem might be that evolutionists are just too stupid to conduct experiments properly?
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07/12/2002 1:58:51 PM PDT
by
medved
To: That Subliminal Kid
Ohh, calling names there are we? interesting, too bad kid, most liberals use the same tactic, if you can't refute them with facts then attack them personally. I have not attacked you personally, besides telling you that you can't think, but besides that.....
To: Lurking Libertarian
You people are just reaffirming what I have already stated. It takes as much FAITH to believe in evolution as it does in divine creation.
So why are you continually trying to make your faith more acceptable and "correct" than mine?
To: That Subliminal Kid
I always seem to get to these threads too late to actually engage in the discussion. If you're still hanging around this thread, I'd like your synopsis of ID theory, if that is possible, and I'd like to know what you view the distinction to be between ID and Creationism.
Frankly, I don't know a thing about ID. Of Creationsism, it seems to me that it encompasses a great many different (and often conflicting) notions, some of which are apparently equated to ID by the posters here. Thanks in advance for any meaningful help you can provide.
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07/12/2002 2:32:13 PM PDT
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atlaw
To: Blood of Tyrants
You people are just reaffirming what I have already stated. It takes as much FAITH to believe in evolution as it does in divine creation. So why are you continually trying to make your faith more acceptable and "correct" than mine?I have no idea how this reply has anything to do with what I said in my post. I also don't know who you mean by "you people" -- for what it's worth, I believe both in "divine creation" and in evolution. (God formed us from the "dust of the ground"; evolution is how He turned that dust into something capable of worshipping Him.)
To: Aric2000
You haven't attacked me personally? ROFL! Okay Aric. Hint: go bug someone else. I'm through wasting my time on an intellectual lightweight such as yourself. Good day sir!
To: atlaw
I would be happy too, but I've hashed out the obvious differences between the two one too many times. No fault of yours though, I don't expect you'd know that. Here's a link. If you go
here and read my posts you will know in detail what I have to say about Creationism vs. ID Theory. Look specifically for my discussion with Patrick Henry. Thanks for asking.
To: Lurking Libertarian
God formed us from the "dust of the ground"; evolution is how you turned that god into some idol capable of worshipping self!
To: That Subliminal Kid
You have yet to state one fact, just one, in any of your posts. Look who's calling who an intellectual lightweight. Now I know that you are an arrogant little punk.
When you have facts to back up your "arguments" (which are in fact opinions with no facts to back them up), then we will talk about who is a lightweight and who isn't.
Geez, you are a joke aren't you....
To: Aric2000
ZZZzzzz....
To: Blood of Tyrants
Mmm, do think so. Most bacterial cultures are grown from a single cell. Allow a score or so doublings, treat with a mutagen, apply antibiotics at a moderate level, and let the culture double a few more score times, and you come up with strains that are far more resistant to the antibiotic that the original bug. It was an undergraduate lab. experiment when I was in college.
To: Right Wing Professor
Is that what you'd call evolution? To my mind, when a population is killed off, for whatever reason, those who survive already possessed the genetic traits required to survive. That's why they were able to pass those traits on to progeny. That seems to me a poor example of true evolution. It's a great example of natural selection at work, but I'm not sure that there's any new genetic information being added to the pool.
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