Even more bizarre than Young Earth Creationism

Neal Adams who has an understanding of comic book science shows that he does not have an understanding of real science

http://www.youtube.com/nealadamsdotcom
http://www.nealadams.com/morescience.html

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[thesacredcowtipper]

@Ant42Lee Lee Spetner along with Ralph Muncaster did the math (that Dawkins didn't bother doing) and found out that the probability for evolution to go from micro to macro was like picking out one electron in 1,376 universes and that was just to get a dead cell. There are a host of other problems that if factored in show macro evolution wanting. I still have not seen one fossil that can be proven to be a transitional fossil without using my imagination and there should be trillions anyhow.

[thesacredcowtipper]

@Ant42Lee The only evolution that we see that is observable is micro. Most evolutionists do not hold to piltdown anymore although some college students still think it is a missing link which shocks me so it must still be in some textbooks out there. Micro proving macro is a false assumption. Lee Spetner along with Ralph Muncaster did the math (that Dawkins didn't bother doing) and found out that the probability for evolution to go from (cont)

[Ant42Lee]

@thesacredcowtipper I'd like to start with the Piltdown Hoax. The same hoax that was never actually accepted by science (it never fit into the lineages formed by other fossils, and we didn't understand radiation well enough to date it, so it was tossed to the side as an anomaly). The same hoax that was proven a hoax by evolutionary biologists, NOT creationists.

And BTW, Evolution doesn't say that cats give birth to bananas. In fact, that would disprove evolution. WOW.

[semitope]

Theory of evolution isn't bizarre at all compared to this. We evolved from fish and you are calling someone saying the earth expands bizarre? Evolutionists/atheists are... so bizarre. Bet a not so flat earth was bizarre in the past. Not saying its true, but know yourself. You aren't much better than he is

[bluegrasspineapple]

what a wanker... look how he puts down other forms of thinking, like you know, he's really got it all together..yeah right....has he had a good look at himself in the mirror lately? i think he need to get his out of fast food stores and comic books, and do some serious study of the bible, and ultimately come to know Jesus.

[shanehoustein]

It's not Neal's theory. It's been around for a long time. Google: Warren Carey.

[jammapcb]

@thesacredcowtipper give it time its set to improve on this theory. like a puzzle the pieces start off big... now they are becoming smaller and smaller filling in the small parts eventually a picture will be formed the unfortunate thing is you'll be dust before you see such things. the next 100 years will be intense and man will be changing its view points about what the universe really is your excuse tells me everything i need to know... your time is over!! your views are ancient and ignorant!

[GoblinXXX]

I've heard of the "inflating Earth" idea before, but had no idea Neal Adams was an adherent of it.  During John Byrne's run on FANTASTIC FOUR in the 80s, a crazy Walt Disney-esque billionaire kidnapped the Human Torch and hooked him up to power a machine that was supposed to heat the Earth's core more and cause the world to get larger and solve the over population problem. Reed Richards pointed out the flaws in that idea.

[TheLissabee]

telnet, your response to me makes me shudder, I do not profess to be a genius, nor do I care. I know so many people who are "highly intelligent", however, lack the most important thing of all "common sense", being "book smart" means nothing to me, just the fact you would even take the time to insult someone else is indicitive of your character, how sad.

[tellnet]

@thesacredcowtipper

You are seriously demented.

If you like I can send some money to help with your psychiatric treatment.