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On the road again.... work....
Came across some cesium in a lab, and decided to share.
Regrettably, what everyone usually wants to see with cesium is...
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On the road again.... work....
Came across some cesium in a lab, and decided to share.
Regrettably, what everyone usually wants to see with cesium is for you to throw it into water for the explosion. However explosions in the lab are usually seen as 'undesirable', especially if its somebody else's lab, and somebody else's cesium.
Spot of glass blowing and metling cesium, the most reactive of the stable metals, with 'ones bare hands'!
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This is a response to the video "Google: What does Free Expression mean to you?" by
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Chemical toxins are a real health risk. So is radiation. But should we be extrapolating the effects of certain toxins at high doses down to a low...
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Chemical toxins are a real health risk. So is radiation. But should we be extrapolating the effects of certain toxins at high doses down to a low-level exposure? Is this a linear non-threshold relationship between exposure and health effects?
When we evaluate the arguments of non-scientists, websites, media figures, and pseudoscience publications, a pattern emerges of extrapolation that is not justified from the evidence. Mercury in flu vaccines are present at a small fraction of the dose that is known to cause deterministic health effects. Squalene is found at higher doses in the human liver than in vaccines. And fluoride is only dangerous when it's at 5-10 times higher levels than are found in drinking water in the western world.
If you are interested in learning more, I suggest you start with the following sites:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_n...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radiatio...
"Hormesis: a revolution in toxicology, risk assessment and medicine" EMBO Rep. 2004 October; 5(Suppl 1): S37S40. doi: 10.1038/sj.embor.7400222.
http://www.cdc.gov/vaccinesafety/upda...
http://www.fda.gov/BiologicsBloodVacc...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Squalene
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And, now, some horse transitional fossils: Hyracotherium - Orohippus - Epihippus - Mesohippus - Miohippus - Kalobatippus - Parahippus - Merychippus - Hipparion - Pliohippus - Dinohippus - Plesippus - Equus.
Again, all fossils in proper order with clearly intermediate features, showing macroevolution.
BTek, your only options are:
1: Put on biblical glasses, spout bible versers and say God put the fossils to test our faith.
2: Resort to Ad Hominem and saying Hitler was an Evolutionist ( which is a lie).
3: Run away.
4: Recycle an old argument, since your main one is debunked.
5: THINK ABOUT IT.
the closest relitive to that of the raptor is the turkey (fearce little things arn't they)
BTek, i was gonna post more examples of transitional fossils, but i guess i'll do worse:
Watch the video "What every creationist must DENY" by cdk007, and try to debunk ALL his arguments on the video.
Go back in your hole.