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To: RFEngineer
May I ask, who is the present keeper of the theory of evolution? Where can I find its precepts most articulately and succinctly expressed?

As I intimated previously, all the people I know who claim to believe in evolution have no deeper understanding of it than I do. Sure, evolution sounded good in my 7th grade "life science" class. Kinda sounds like BS to me now. But all I've studied since then is a Microbiology class in 10th grade and a survey Botany course sophomore year in college.

I don't read evolutionary biology journals for fun, nor would I be inclined to trust them now anyway, Lysenkoism being the dominant form of scientific inquiry these days.

101 posted on 06/09/2017 4:05:55 PM PDT by Trailerpark Badass (There should be a whole lot more going on than throwing bleach, said one woman.)
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To: Trailerpark Badass

I’m more a defender of scientific inquiry,, than I am a defender of evolution. No theory is ever perfect, so words like “lie” aren’t really applicable to a legitimate scientific exploration, properly and openly documented.

I’d suggest reading Darwin’s book. Be skeptical, but also realize that 150 years later people are still talking about it.

After that Google to your hearts contenr.


102 posted on 06/09/2017 4:22:03 PM PDT by RFEngineer
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