Why do people laugh at creationists? (part 23)

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Part of a series of videos exposing the funny stupidity of creationists and why they deserve to be laughed at. In each case the creationist statements are shown to be outrageously stupid by even the most rudimentary knowledge of science.

In this episode Ben Stein is again taken to task over his mindless spin doctoring (not dissimilar to his 'universities are fortresses of nonsense' line), his inability to distinguish science from free speech, his inability to distinguish science from fantasy, and his ignorance of why supernatural is intrinsically not a part of science.

But most of all because Stein seems blissfully unaware that Darwin has his place in history because he was the first to propose the Theory of Evolution. Stein seems to think that all fields are science were started by Darwin and are subject to 'Darwinism', abiogenesis, thermodynamics, physics, astronomy, the big bang, 'inorganic matter becoming organic life' (chemistry?) and so on.

Put simply this man made a documentary on evolution, without actually knowing what evolution is. Oh yes, that does mean that stein more than qualifies for another episode of 'Why do people laugh at creationists?'

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[slaskzor]

@cole3454657

Maybe you should re-read it.

Evolution theory is not a belief and it is not an organized faith in anyway.

Darwin made the Evolution theory, but beliving in it is NOT darwinism, I suppose you might call us "Evolutionists" if you have to put a label on believing in Science and proof.

But the more rational of humans do not need a faith or a belief system, or even a collective name for what they believe in.

[hughheggen]

@MrSmutnaMezatka If you mean a new original life coming into being spontaneously I haven't herd of that since it happened the first time. But if it happened again it would probably be destroyed by the life we have already. The circumstances are different now and are not ideal to recreate the origins of life.

[daverigby23]

It was a brilliant theory in the 20th century, but now we're heading back to the Stone Age

[VUTFC]

7:55 - 9:00

All you really have to watch.

[cole3454657]

@slaskzor HA HA!!! no such thing as darwinism? go back to basic biology

[slaskzor]

@MrSmutnaMezatka

How can I rely on a theory that does not describe something that it is not even trying to desribe? it's pretty damn easy, if you READ through the theory, if you READ even my comment you would not have made your comment, because it simply does not make sense.

And I dont have "faith". there is also no such thing as "Darwinism"

Please read up before you try to discuss matters like these again, it would save both you and the one discussing with you alot of grief

[slaskzor]

@MrSmutnaMezatka

a lie? to state that Evolution theory does not explain the origin of life and the universe is a lie?

maybe you should READ the theories you discuss, I see you have made a comment on ALOT of the people who have commented in this thread, which must have been alot of work, however you have not spent a few minutes reading up on what you are actually discussing?

[GrandmasterBBC]

@MrSmutnaMezatka I suppose you could use the word "faith" in reference to my embracing evolution as fact. If one used that word in relation to being confident in the truth of all the scientific reasearch and evidence assembled for proof of evolution, then yes, I have "faith" that evolution is a fact. This is not, of course, the relegious definition which is a belief system is based on the faith without the slightest bit of proof. Do you see the distinction here?

[snoopyd80]

@MrSmutnaMezatka (Part 2) I'm trying to make sense of your second point- but I'm guessing you're saying time could be invented? Again, evolution says nothing about time or an invention of something. We have no way of realistically analyzing that and we need to stay within the context of what can be observed.

[snoopyd80]

@MrSmutnaMezatka First, you need to understand that the Big Bang theory does not say something came from nothing and the Big Bang and evolution are not really connected in any way. I can see this has been pointed out to you before on this comment board, but have chosen to ignore that fact. Second, the theory has nothing to do with "dirt". There would need to be gases, extremely dense matter/anti-matter, and eventually dust clouds that form planets. Dirt comes long, long after.