The Monkey Theorum Revisted

*The famous response of the Aristotlian debate of "How many teeth does a horse have?"

You can create a great argument, but evidence always wins

**Another refining model of the random generator this time used by Richard Dawkins in "The Blind Watchmaker"

***The famous proof of creationism's dishonesty thanks to a hasty relabelling of creationist papers (known as the missing link)

Music: Village Green Preservation Society- The Kinks

Category:

Education

Tags:

• infinite
• monkey
• theorum
• IDiot
• cretard
• abiogenesis
• cosmonlogy
• evolution

[FreewheelinLibertine]

<3 this was a joy to listen to

[ProcInc]

@FreewheelinLibertine and you returned the favour :)

[jnoort]

Where did you get the picture of the guy with the Rubik's Cube?! I know that guy... It's Kare Krig from Sweden... The pic was taken in Budapest last year :). I was there :).

[ProcInc]

"Where did you get the picture of the guy with the Rubik's Cube?!"

Good old google. Isn't he at least a national champion?

[jnoort]

No, that whould be his brother. ;)

[ProcInc]

Woo!, I'm closer than I thought I would be

[docwarwick]

This is once again irrelevant. How do you respond to the substantive points in the video? Simply repeating that there aren't infinite monkeys is irrelevant!

[ProcInc]

I'm not sure if Ricky Gervais does make comedy specials actually. This was simply a special feature on his 2nd live Dvd (which I wholeheartedly recommend along with the other two)