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Inter species breeding with fertile offspringModerator: BioTeam
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Re: Inter species breeding with fertile offspringGamila you can't just say "Blank's theory was shown to be false, therefore...."
when you talk about fundamental science why don't you spread your born-again /psychobabbble-disinformation to a crowd that is vulnerable like middle schoolers, you guys used to be great at that.
Negative, the belief that the laws of physics will be the same tomorrow is base on knowledge from observations and verification thru experimentation.
The man of science has learned to believe in justification, not by faith, but by verification.
Thomas H. Huxley (1825-95) English biologist.
sorry it is just based on faith these observations experimentation and knowledge are all of past or current but not fuiure events all they prove is at the time of the observation or experiment the laws of physic where the same as prior to the observation etc sorry physics cant look into the future as yet you me and even physicists cant see into the future we can postulate but that is not a fact till it happens as such you cant prove that the laws of physics will be the same tommorow your belief that they will be is based solely on faith your belief that with out proof that the laws of physics will be the same tommorrow is just like a religious persons belief with out proof that there is a god ie both are based on faith
Gamila,
People like you bask in the glory of ignorance. How ignorance has become a virtue in your community is beyond me. If the laws of physics were to change tomorrow, which has been sufficiently proven they will not, I assure you we would not be around tomorrow to observe them. The man of science has learned to believe in justification, not by faith, but by verification.
Thomas H. Huxley (1825-95) English biologist.
Re: Inter species breeding with fertile offspring
Then perhaps Dean can tell us what biology is. It is definitely a field of study that has researchers which have discovered many things, like DNA, and mapped out the human genome using state of the art technology. So if it isn't science, then a field of study which uses technology and has discovered real facts--helpful facts for medicine and other fields of study is not science.
All you have to do is watch two male whales sparring for breeding rights and you see NS. If you see extinction you in some cases see NS. If you death because of deleterious mutations, or disappearance of a harmful or useless trait then you see NS. But NS as a sole mechanism for evolution is wrong as it can add no new information to the genome--you are correct I am creationist, but acknowledge Darwin's accomplishment in the theory of NS (albeit exaggerated conclusions in my opinion). He was not alone, but he was the propagator of the theory. It is speculated that Darwin read some of Edward Blythe's material, who was creationist in a time of Lamarckian evolution. He was not alone in his observations--the interpretations were different.
I agree. Natural selection is not the only thing that drives evolution. You, also, have mutation for natural selection act upon.
The man of science has learned to believe in justification, not by faith, but by verification.
Thomas H. Huxley (1825-95) English biologist.
sorry there is no proof that the laws of physic will be the same tommorrow as they are today just like there is no proof that you will be alive tomorrow both are based on fairh no one can look into the furture
sorry there is no proof that the laws of physic will be the same tommorrow as they are today just like there is no proof that you will be alive tomorrow both are based on fairh no one can look into the furture
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