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  • Aronra is a scientist and Ian Juby is not. When it comes to science, I'm going to listen to a scientist. When you're interested in learning any subject, wouldn't you want to listen to an expert with credentials?

  • Clearly, Mr Juby and AronRa need a live debate. I agree that Ratings Disabled is the weird idea you can shut out the opposition. I understand the more wacky creat, etc can't be bothered to spell it, disabling ratings and approving comments (they do!!!), but Mr Juby shouldn't - he is a good debater and he should have nothing to hide. PS I would probably rate this as a Like - I know nothing about genetics, but I like a good rant.

  • @bobinhk1

    How do you know Juby is a good debater?

  • @odinata Because he agrees with him.

  • By the way--emergent properties don't"emerge" like a worm "emerges" from the ground.

    I understand your desire to enforce to opinions of a top down "God" has something to do with your rejection of "emerging".

    But its not magic.

    It's more of a way of describing hierarchies.

    Think about that blood pressure thing a little longer.

    Its a good starting point.

    And I have some concessions to make about the important differences with "intelligence".

    But first consider the similarities.

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  • Resistance to one strain, is still a resistance... The more you know.

  • ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah­ahahaha

    creationary geneticist. WTF?

  • @Mogley52 Creationism is not a science. Creation science is an oxymoron. If a scientist is a creationist then this is incidental. IE a creationist who just happens to have the right credentials in neuroscience

  • GENETIC AND BIOLOGICAL SIMILARITIES are better explained due to a common Designer Who designed similar functions for similar purposes in the various forms of life. Genetic information can't happen by chance, so this is the best explanation. So-called junk DNA is not junk. These "non-coding" segments of DNA have recently been found to be vital in regulating gene expression (how, when, and where genes are expressed in the body). Read my Internet article WAR AMONG EVOLUTIONISTS!

  • Ian, if you didn't quote mine AronRa at all with this first thing and he really did phrase it like all creationists think mutations are rare, then I'll give you that- a point to you. It's not a big point though, and of course my expectations are very low for the rest of the video, but good starter point if it's fo real.

  • This guy is basically just asserting these things and hoping no one will check anything out

  • @EarlFaulk

    Except that he provides sources and arguments and encourages people to check them out for themselves. Take the blinders off.

  • @circusOFprecision I have read some of his sources and ones that actually substantiate AronRa's claims he ignores or doesnt even comment on. Example: Sequencing of 50 Human Exomes Reveals Adaptation to High Altitude The ones that support his side are mentioned and explored further. He also dismisses claim 3 since the Delta 5 mutation allows resistance to one strain of HIV. Hes being deliberately dishonest like most creationists.Aron Ra corrected the tetrachromatic claim

  • @EarlFaulk

    It's called adaptation. The problem is that people like AronRa and other self appointed "experts" claim that adaptation is a random/mutation selection process, and that it leads to all diversity. That's fine to believe in, but it's completely ambiguous and unfalsifiable = pseudoscience. Yet you guys parade around here talking about "facts", attacking anyone who challenges your stupidity (which serves your world view by the way). There's an ear full for you. Go ponder it.

  • @circusOFprecision

    Why do you feel that your undereducated personal opinions on the subject are superior to scientific fats--to the extent that you call people who do follow the science "mindless zombies"?

    I mean, after all, just yesterday we discovered how little you really know....

  • @odinata

    I'm calling them mindless zombies for adopting the atheistic attitudes they merely believe the science justifies. I don't think the science justifies their attitudes what so ever.

    Really, what do I not know? That certain aspects of genetic recombination are stochastic? Get off your high horse. Or what? That fitness equals reproductive success? I know what I was taught, but I question what it implies and how it is interpreted. It's called thinking critically.

  • @circusOFprecision

    You call everyone who doesn't believe in your religious opinions some variant of that, circus.

    Face it, you just don't like people who know more about science than you.

  • @odinata

    What ever helps you sleep better at night. You just can't seem to live with the fact that you might be wrong, that the consensus doesn't promise the truth, and that there are other people out there with different opinions worth listening to.

  • @circusOFprecision

    You certainly don't accept the idea that you might be wrong, when there has never been a single indication that you have been anything but.

  • @circusOFprecision

    Do you consult a psychic for readings as part of this so-called "research"?

  • @odinata

    Yeah, that's it. No actually, I read what informed people have to say about it. What you do is dismiss automatically everything that is not in-line with your biased point of view. That is why you are unable to event attempt to understand what is really going on. Or if you do know, all you've every articulated to me is the outdated Neo-Darwinian framework, and then you throw in a scientific miracle here and there and tout non-explanations as "brute facts".

  • @circusOFprecision

    No actually you've read what you think confirms your predawn conclusion about your rebellious opinions and baked it all into a batch of whacky pot brownies that taste like wrong.

    That's not "critical thinking".

    That's just makin it up as you go along.

    Note the scoreboard when you get chance.

    Note when pressed you conceded on just about everything.

    The YECs wouldn't like that circus.

  • @odinata

    While you spend all this time and effort saying meaningless, false things, you do realize that I am continuing my research. The deeper it goes the more I realize how simplistic your understanding of things really is. So there will come a time when you are going to have to eat those words. Enjoy the nit picking, insulting fun fair while you can.

  • @circusOFprecision

    "So there will come a time when you are going to have to eat those words.."

    Eat what words?

  • @odinata

    You are a clueless, sad soul. I don't know...all of them having to do with intelligence being involved in genetic systems. And then you can move out from there to all of that which your false assumptions have affected.

  • @circusOFprecision

    I'm not sad at all, circus.

    You seem kind of unbalanced to be honest.

    No false assumptions here.

  • @circusOFprecision

    The intelligence is a property of the systems, circus, like blood pressure is a property of a cardiovascular system (with even more wonderful feedback loops involved).

    None of it is anything close to what the YECs are jibber jabbering about.

  • @odinata

    What is a wonderful feedback loop and how did it come into existence? The answer you will be forced to give will ultimately be a tautology and a non-explanation. That's why I don't accept it.

  • @circusOFprecision

    You may not agree with a Feynman digram either--so what?

    We already have seen that what you don't understand about science could fill a library.

    You are hung up on your personal opinions, whenyou should be opening yourself to what you can know--which isn't going to be all that much in the long run.

    Joining the YECs just reduced that amount to a fraction of what it could have been.

  • @odinata

    I like QED, it's very interesting. But that isn't the whole picture.

    You might be right about one thing. I may not be encouraged to learn as much from the mainstream, but that won't be the YECs fault at all. It will be because of people like you.

  • @circusOFprecision

    NO, the similarity between the YEC and your own views have closed your mind to the facts.

    You prefer philosophy to science and religion to reality.

    I can't blame you for not liking me (I can however that your threats aren't justifiable),

    but I can't be blamed for your willful ignorance.

    If people who pursue the truth bother you, you aren't in the right place.

    Dogma of the type you cling to goes best in churches.

  • @odinata

    It's this simple. I prefer the truth, period. I prefer the truth over science, over philosophy, over religion, over your biased opinion. You think science is the truth and your metaphysics is the truth even though you don't truly understand what science is or what your metaphysics actually entail. Church has nothing to do with this, the more you say those kinds of things, the more you demonstrate that you are completely inept at understanding what I am saying.

  • @circusOFprecision "It's this simple. I prefer the truth, period." You don't behave in a way that indicates that is a accurate reflection of your intention. YEC is dogma. There is no other truth.But as we see, the FACTS don't corroborate the story. You some kind of "LoneWolf" or something? Going aginst the lemmings. Nah. You are denying the truth because it doesn't fit your opinions. You have claimed that you are closer to the YEC than you are to the scientist. YEC sucks.
  • @odinata

    The YEC crowd is willing to acknowledge the problems with your "scientific" thinking. It suits them for various reasons, but one is that it is a simple fact that real problems exist in evolutionary theory. I have the key ingredient (no I didn't discover it by myself), but few people are willing to acknowledge it. Don't worry, you are "kind" compared to some of these arrogant pricks. The thing is, YEC does get one thing right, there is an intelligence beyond us.

  • @circusOFprecision

    The scientific crowd is willing to acknowledge the problems with your magical thinking.

  • @odinata

    You know what is funny? They aren't willing to acknowledge the problems with their own thinking, which makes articulating the problems of others an exercise in futility. It resembles the discourse taking place between you and I.

  • @circusOFprecision

    YEC gets it all wrong.

    God dunnit is never the right answer.

  • @odinata

    Your doing what you always do. You are identifying my ideas with your religious phobia instead of listening. I already told you that whether the earth is young or old is irrelevant to me. I've never pointed you towards the Bible except that you should read it just to have read it. I'm not talking about Jesus. I'm talking straight up science, but going against the brainwashing and thinking for myself. You are smart enough to grasp the implications, then you go on defense.

  • @circusOFprecision

    Well, self examination seems to be one of life's more difficult things.

    Is the log in my eye, or do you have the log and I have the splinter?

    I don't see the problem as unique to myself.

    Present company included.

  • @circusOFprecision

    "I'm talking straight up science".

    So you just cruise the YEC cites to catch the ear the sharks who are trolling for baby seals?

    What.

    You said that TRUTH is the only imprtant thing.

    This dogma is the OPPOSITE of truth!

    It just doen't make sense.

    I've read the bible circus.

    Its a disease, made only worse by the political activists who propose it isn't actually literature, when that's the best case scenario for it.

  • @circusOFprecision

    The problem is that your ideas have been completely discredited by years of actual scientific research. You are not an expert in this field, you don't understand it and thus you are just talking nonsense. The only way you can get around the fact that all the experts disagree with you is by invoking some kind of conspirecy of brainwashing. Conspirecy theories are wonderful like that, they allow you to continue in your erronious views despite all the evidence to the contrary.

  • @evilreligion

    What ideas?

  • @circusOFprecision

    Will do.

    And thanks.

  • @circusOFprecision

    "how did it come into existence?"

    That's what  "people like me" look for.

    People like the YECs you pander to HATE taht.

    They already know the answer (as far as they're concerned):

    "God Dunnit. End of story. No more questions. that is the only answer and we will have no more speculation on the matter. Done and done."

    That appears to be the attitude you prefer as well (if indeed you are really not a YEC already).

    I think that's pure evil.

  • @odinata

    No, people like you make assertions and pull them out of their asses. You don't know where genetic systems came from or how they have been able to accomplish the majesty of earth's ecology. You have bits and pieces, but you cling to false assumptions. You think truth is evil, don't worry there are many people like you. The sad part is that you don't realize it and you refuse to even think about it because of your religious phobia.

  • @circusOFprecision

    The whole POINT of science is to try to figure it out.

    Ass pulling is what Kent Hovind does, what Ian Juby does.

    Science can't work that way, and its why what these bozos do DOESN'T work.

    Come on man.

    Use your head, not your dogma.

  • @odinata

    Nature thinks. Would you be willing to accept the implications of that? Or will you reject it because of the implications?

  • @circusOFprecision

    No matter how hard you examine a blood cell, you will never be able to know the blood pressure from it.

    Blood pressure becomes meaningful when blood, vessels, heart, etc, are considered as a whole.

    Now swap blood pressure with intelligence, and see what I mean.

  • @odinata

    Blood pressure is the property of a system. Intelligence is the property of a system...except that with intelligence it is derived from mental situations which have separate awareness from the larger system. Why? Because intelligence is NOT merely a physical property, it is also a mental property. You completely ignore the representational and the accountability of it.

  • @odinata

    Our cells are intelligent. The cooperation of these intelligences produces our intelligence. Intelligence doesn't simply emerge from non-intelligence. It is an amplification and coordination. It's like a school of fish. Each fish is intelligent in itself, but the swarm of fish begin to take on a higher level of intelligence.

  • @circusOFprecision

    O....kay.

    Our cells our not intelligent in the same way that our brains our intelligent.

    Cells combined in tissues have properties that don't exist when examined as individuals.

    I think you understand this.

  • @circusOFprecision

    "Our cells are intelligent. The cooperation of these intelligences produces our intelligence. "

    I don't think the same word is the best word for BOTH of those phenomena.

    They really are two different things.

    The whole is GREATER than the sum of the parts.

  • @odinata

    When you zoom in on the blood cell, there is still an element of pressure. This exhibits the problem with reductionist thinking quite clearly.

  • @circusOFprecision

    Blood pressure is NOT a property of individual blood cells.

    You are being the reductionist here.

    "When you zoom in on the blood cell, there is still an element of pressure. "

    Or is that what you mean to say is reductionist?

  • @circusOFprecision

    "Our cells are intelligent. The cooperation of these intelligences produces our intelligence."

    Sounds kind of like a fallacy of dividion to me.

    I don't think the same word is the best word to apply to both of those phenomena--just one of them.

    No, what cells have is something different.

    The whole is greater than the sum of the parts...

  • @circusOFprecision

    "When you zoom in on the blood cell, there is still an element of pressure. "

    Blood pressure.

    No, your reductionism and fallacy of division don't work, circus.

    Turn it up a notch.

    There is NOT an "element of pressure" in a blood cell.

  • @odinata

    Exactly. Its the same with "temperature" a single atom has no "temperature" because the tempertature of something is defined by the agitation of all the atoms in the substance in relation to each other. The phrase "the temperature of an atom" has no meaning much like the "blood pressure of a single blood cell" has no meaning.

    Blood pressure, like temperature is an emergent property.

  • @evilreligion "the temperature of an atom" has no meaning". I don't get it, so what is meant by 'peak emittance wavelength of black-body photons'?

  • @bobinhk1

    This is not temperature. Temperature is a macroscopic property applied to a system of atoms. One can have an excited atom that will emit a photon and millions of these atoms in a system will cause that system to have a temperature but each individual atom can only be described as being in an exicited state. The term heat or temperature is meaningless on this scale.

  • @evilreligion

    The problem is that you are talking about the physical properties of a system, ignoring the fact that they do depend upon the physical states of the sub-systems. Without blood cells and vessels, the idea of blood pressure doesn't even exist. The point I was making is that intelligence may "emerge", but it emerges at a much smaller scale than we would like to believe. I used the example of an intelligent school of fish. The individual fish are too intelligent.

  • @circusOFprecision

    I see no evidence that intelligence emerges at anything like the cellular scale. I can't think of a single example of anything that could genuinly be described as intelligent behaviour by anything much smaller than an insect and even insects are pushing it to be honest. In order to describe cells as behaving intelligently one would need to change the meaning of the word intelligent.

  • @evilreligion

    I don't think you are looking hard enough. There are scientists who disagree with you. Horizontal gene transfer often requires that one bacteria approach another and send genetic material via a tube. There are many examples of individual and coordinated behavior within microbes that is best explained of the little critters can distinguish themselves from their environment and make choices based upon electrical and chemical signals.

  • @circusOFprecision

    Ok well I guess it means what you mean by "intelligent". Plants can make "intelligent" choices about how to respond to their environment. In fact irritability is one of the 7 signs of life common to all living things. But responding to ones environment is different to intelligence.Whilst hard to define precicelly intelligence must have something to do with being self aware and conscious.

  • @odinata

    You should watch this:

    watch?v=rZat0Skisew

  • @circusOFprecision

    YOu haven't been able to demonstrate ONE false assumption on this side, when right above you you have a guy who is saying that the Earth has to be 6,000 thousand years old because his belief in Jesus means it MUST be NO OTHER WAY.

    If that's not a false assumption, then there are no such things.

    NO amount of evidence will make a YEC believe anything else.

    That's not science.

    And NOTE that not a single secular scientist feels its true.

    NOT ONE.

    Weird? Nah.

  • @circusOFprecision

    Intelligence is a property of these biological systems like blood pressure is a property of a cardiovascular system, circus. None of it is anything close to what these YECs are jibber jabbering about.

  • @circusOFprecision

    *Enjoy the nit picking, insulting fun fair while you can*

    Just what are you driving at, circus.

    You just make threats to people you don't' agree with?

  • @circusOFprecision He also claims in #5 that mutations are a "loss" of information and always detrimental. Again more creationist tosh which hasnt been substantiated yet in all cases like he claims.#6 then includes the same Natural selection is losing information not gaining it argument. After that I stopped reading once he mentioned intelligent design. Again another deceitful creationist. I dont expect you to take the blinders off though.

  • @EarlFaulk

    If the functionality of a gene is lost, how is that not detrimental. But again, this is about adaptation and variation. Bacteria exhibit many different non-random genetic processes which can adapt their genomes to environmental stress. Also, many mutations have no effect, but the net effect of neutral mutations is usually genetic degradation.

  • @circusOFprecision Also how can Ian even say all mutations are detrimental when he ADMITS in the opening that there are a lot of mutations per zygote and they continue to mutate throughout out our lives? We should have all been spontaneously aborted according to Ian's logic

  • @EarlFaulk

    Because they are near neutral. They don't really effect the functionality of proteins and enzymes or biological processes. It's when enough of them build up in the wrong way that they become a problem. I would be looking at all of the genetic diseases that continue to appear and asking myself where all of those are coming from...doesn't take a genius.

  • @odinata

    I already explained it to you. The genetic expression system and cellular processes have to manage so many tasks, the more stressful the tasks, the more difficult it becomes to maintain genetic "purity". It gets even more difficult with cell specialization, where trillions of cells are working together with bacteria and other microorganisms. It's the complexity of it. If the environmental stresses are removed, genetic health can possibly return because our bodies can heal.

  • @circusOFprecision

    "I already explained it to you.."

    No you didn't.

    That's the first time you mentioned it.

    Can yo cite your source for this please?

  • @odinata

    It is from a single source, it's from researching this stuff for a long time.

  • @circusOFprecision

    Yeah, I thought is sounded like bullshit straight out of your undereducated YEC mind.

    "the more stressful the tasks, the more difficult it becomes to maintain genetic "purity"

    Wow.

    Just....WOW.

    What exactly do you mean by "research"?

    You certainly have never seen the inside of a classroom or university biology department...

  • @odinata

    You don't understand what I am saying, but that's cool. I could care less. All you have to do is look at all of the processes going on inside cells to see the complexity. What is required to accurately coordinate and regulate cellular activity is a mind boggling feat we still don't fully understand. But hey, you think I've never formally studied Biology or done real research. That's cool, just one more instance of you being wrong.

  • @circusOFprecision

    YOU don't understand what you are saying.

    That's the rel problem with your attempts to invent your own science simply because you weren't able to learn from the real one.

    If yoo have studied Biology or done any real research, it didn't take.

    You still screw up the basics, and you just get whackier with each post.

    Your only real skill is convincing idiot YEC's that you can sound smarter than they are--an easy task.

    You just don't like reality....

  • @odinata

    Not really. What didn't take was the further implications, the ones you keep confusing for science but are actually a part of your metaphysics.

  • No mutation in Tibetans? Oh dear, think you better give Profesor Rasmus Nielsen a call. He is a real scientist whos findings call "Bullshit" in your video.

    Very dishonest video!

  • ***********WARNING************­**

    This video contains deliberate lies and false information. Watching it WILL lower your IQ

  • Ian, you failed to point out any mistakes in AronRa's video. You simply quote-mined and twisted the contents of those articles, which could be due to lack of knowledge, dishonesty, or both.

    If AronRa ever makes a mistake, he will admit it and correct it. Most importantly, AronRa will never lie and willingly spread misinformation, which is in stark contrast which is what YOU do all the time.

    You have some nerve, with your reputation for twisting the truth, to call someone else a liar.

  • @MomoTheBellyDancer

    Ian has straight up lied to me before.

  • Ian, you failed to point out any mistakes in AronRa's video. You simply quote-mined and twisted the contents of those articles, which could be due to lack of knowledge, dishonesty, or both.

    If AronRa ever makes a mistake, he will admit it and correct it. Most importantly, AronRa will never lie and willingly spread misinformation, which is in stark contrast which is what YOU do all the time.

    You have some nerve, with your reputation for twisting the truth, to call someone else a liar.

  • "Creationist scientists," "Conference on Creationism," by their very definition, these terms are unscientific and have no power to sway science in any way, because they are biased. They start out with the assumption that God exists, and therefore try to mitigate facts into psuedoscience that will support what they believe. So they are contaminated in their views, and so (at least in my mind) invalid.

  • (THUMBS DOWN) this man lost validity in his arguments a long time ago, but the most enjoyable one was his video on over population and dictating canada has a lot of land to spare for the populations to go.... completely disregarding what overpopulation means, even a child understands capacity to carry. Ian you're an abhorrent failure, please turn on your ratings so that you may be ranked deservedly: poorly.

  • I wrote "thumbs down" because this guy DISABLED HIS RATINGS, which is a sure sign of intellectual cowardice and in YouTube dynamics. Yes, I KNOW you can't *vote* on the truth of a proposal. But that's not my criticism here. (Ever notice how those on the pro-science side always enable their ratings, while those on the side of pseudoscience, quackery and whackery almost always disable theirs?)

  • How is it that Young Earth Creationists, however religious they may be, still wipe the floor intellectually with their counterparts every single time? Good job Ian, sorry you won't get the credit you deserve for your effort. Just look at the most popular comments, you disabled the ratings. Oh my! More whining instead of presenting an argument. Is it perhaps because you utterly destroyed AronRa in this video? Yes, just perhaps. Sore losers.

  • @circusOFprecision

    "How is it that Young Earth Creationists, however religious they may be, still wipe the floor intellectually with their counterparts every single time?"

    How is it that YECs always think they win, even when they get their asses handed to them time and time again? The most likely explanation is the Dunning-Kruger effect.

  • @MomoTheBellyDancer

    Well, if they lose, it isn't because of "intellectually blessed" individuals such as yourself and your hateful counterparts on here.

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  • I see from these comments that ( Evotards) are very religious. they like to believe in evolution lie than the truth.

  • Good Work wazooloo

  • I really like your shirt! Hahaha!

    I'm sending you a video response. AronRa did a video on The Evolution of Morality, where he makes many wild and illogical claims, and I go over his incorrect claims and logical fallacies, similar to what you did here.

    You seem familiar. I can't place where I've seen you before. Perhaps I've seen one of your videos a long time ago, or maybe we met? Can't remember. Nontheless, well done video, and demonstrates Aron's desperate faith in evolutionism and atheism.

  • No ratings; did not watch.

  • @jiberish001

    Excuses will get you nowhere.

  • @circusOFprecision It isn't a defense or justification. I've grown tired of YouTubers that do not allow ratings and/or comments. I've decided that any video that does not have ratings enabled I will not watch. 99.999% of the time there is only ONE reason that ratings get disabled on a video.

  • How can you tell a creationist/creationshit video from a proper one? Easy, they won't allow you to judge it, I wonder why. I'm just flabbergasted that it's possible to publish comments.

  • So what's happened to the ratings?

  • Wow, this guy knows nearly nothing in the field he is speaking. What are his qualifications? Must be a middle school graduate. What is he doing teaching this stuff when he doesn't even understand the subject matter? ROFL. His "refutations" are nothing more than a demonstration that he has no clue what he is talking about. 

  • @ultim4t32

    Actually, for a really good laugh, there's a sequence with this blockhead in another creationshit video, unfortunately I can't remember which one but it's worth a search, I think Potholer 54 also covered it. Here you get his credentials: of course, he doesn't have ANY of ANY kind. But, we're told, he is so intelligent that his IQ is off the chart. So there!

  • @ultim4t32

    He has no clue? He has no qualifications? Since you are wrong on both assertions and didn't even bother to do any research or actually listen to the video, your comment only makes you the one who has not clue. Put forth an argument instead of complain. Doubtful you could actually do that, it's much easier to just go with the crowd like a mindless zombie.

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  • @circusOFprecision Juby has ZERO credentials. Sorry to inform you. He doesn't even have a bachelor's degree of any kind, let alone science. Sorry, there is just too much in this video for me to bother with. He has already been discredited with everyone except christians looking for something to latch onto. Have fun with it. Evil evolution must be stopped!

  • @ultim4t32

    The sad part is that you don't understand the problems within the scientific consensus. Creationists may latch onto these real problems and use them to bolster their religious views, but of course they would! If someone asks an atheist for scientific evidence, are they going to bring up evolutionary theory (the Neo-Darwinian version)? Of course they do!!!

  • @circusOFprecision First off, atheism has NOTHING to do with evolution. Second off there are NO PROBLEMS with scientific consensus; there is not a SINGLE piece of evidence that does not fit with (macro) evolution despite scientists testing it for decades. There is as much evidence for (macro) evolution as there is for gravitational theory. Anyone that denies that is deluding themselves. Instead of arguing, why not go to google scholar and see for yourself?

  • This guy loves air quotes!

  • >Creationary Geneticist

    OH GOD MY SDIES

  • It's easy to spot a video that the author has little to no belief it...ratings are disabled.

  • @AndyCielecki Did Einstein need ratings to make his theories true? What if a scientist doesn't post his findings on YouTube, but on Facebook? Does he need the new Timeline to make it true? What if he didn't turn timeline on? Watch the video, learn the facts, don't go by popular vote, for that doesn't make evolution true... even if so, only 4 of 10 people believe evolution (in America by popular poll) as why they have no purpose.

  • @brothermeng ya but he butchers the scientific method so badly.... I mean, really really badly. I don't understand how anyone can stand up and defend this individual.

  • @brothermeng

    "don't go by popular vote, for that doesn't make evolution true"

    Indeed. It's the evidence. Of course, dishonest gits like Juby don't care one iota about evidence.

  • @MomoTheBellyDancer "Indeed. It's the evidence. Of course, dishonest gits like Juby don't care one iota about evidence. "

    I would beg to differ. I study science all over the world, and I have never been shown one shred of evidence for, which I assume you lean towards, evolution and a earth made by chaos, no design, etc. The very same data can be seen by us creation scientists, we just start from a different belief, and belief is all evolutionists have, no evidence.

  • @brothermeng

    "I have never been shown one shred of evidence for, which I assume you lean towards, evolution"

    Then you have obviously "studied science" with huge blinders on, since the evidence for evolution practically forms an avalanche.

    "The very same data can be seen by us creation scientists"

    You explain all data with "a magic man dunnit", which is not falsifiable and hence not science.

  • CREATIONISTS RIGHT ABOUT ENTROPY (Internet Article): Entropy occurs in both open and closed systems. In every transfer of energy some of the energy becomes useless. If universe is left to itself, all energy will become useless and the universe cannot sustain any activity. Even in an open system, there must first exist an energy-converting, directing mechanism to develop order, such as when a seed becomes a tree. Spontaneous order from chaos is not possible, not to any significant degree.

  • EINSTEIN CONFIRMED that space and time are just as physical as matter. That's why space and time can be altered by gravity, and space produces particles. Einstein's equations show that the universe couldn’t be eternal. It had a beginning. Einstein believed, because of science, in the existence of God behind the origin and order of the universe. He didn't believe in a personal God like Christians do, but he did believe science pointed to the existence of an all powerful and intelligent Creator.

  • this is some fucking bullshit

    

  • Ian sorry to piss on your fire but DNA does not contain information its just molecules. In order for information to exist it requires that there is some mind to interpret the "code" contained within the medium of choice. We humans can impose an interpretation on DNA as containing information but the DNA does not know anything about this imposition. Its just self replicating molecules that's all. Once you understand this you will hopefully see why you entire video is based on a misconception.