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Dictionary » R » Rationalization Rationalizationrationalization A defense mechanism operating unconsciously, in which the individual attempts to justify or make consciously tolerable, by plausible means, feelings, behaviour, and motives that would otherwise be intolerable. ![]()
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Results from our forumMaximum Life Span of Animals, Fishes and Birds.... Cause and effect here are not so obvious. Can you provide more specifics in terms of scientific experimentation rather than hypothetical rationalization of existing phenomena?
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Why I believe in CreationNo, please don't. You have your rationalization, I do not care. The previous poster said that the Bible is perfect and that if it wasn't so her faith would not be held.Well I took the first link on Google listing imperfections, contradictions ...
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Re: whales... saltation or designers necessary... Some more arguments of ignorance are made, which I won't bother to respond to (both can be answered with a rationalization similar to what I just mentioned) but in regards to what you said at least I can agree that whales/dolphins are really amazing animals!
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Pitfalls of Evolutionary Psychology: ExaptationThe basic thesis seems to be: "I don't like the implications of evolutionary psychology, so it's wrong." But the rest is pure rationalization. As the saying goes, there's no there there. It's not that you're necessarily wrong, but your logic is tortured, your data cherry-picked, ...
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Origin of life... million plants and animals. That is not predicted by evolution. The illusion that the evidence points to Darwinism is only because of 150 years of rationalization of the facts. Why do transitional species have to be living? What's wrong with them being extinct? That seems quite probable, considering ...
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