Carl Sagan's Cosmos Episode 2 part2
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Ah, but the bickering is part of the game for some. Some people are argumentative, and derive immense pleasure out of the bickering. Yes, in some cases it is incredibly annoying, but in other cases, the bickering leads to a conclusion that allows the game to progress in a way it couldn't before.
Everyone is valuable at some point. Even the ugliest of dogs have their day....
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@BlackHawkEU i thank you need to burn one,with charles darwin,
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trilobites were around 300 million years,i bet there god looked just like them,
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@BlackHawkEU P.S. Just google talk origins transitional and also watch?v=Qfoje7jVJpU. Please remember that speciation is when one group can no longer chemically breed with the parent group. See domestic dogs and the African wolf. (Sorry, youtube doesn't like it when I put in web sites.)
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@BlackHawkEU In science, a theory is never proved, it can only be disproved or supported. Theories never become fact. A theory is the highest level of confidence science can assign to an explanation of facts. Would you say the same of gravity theory, germ theory, economic theory, string theory, theory of relativity, etc?
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He is a good man.
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@Ahdanack I think it is still no prove of the theory, so it stays a theory, watch?v=lJNgTUhTJvg&feature=re
lated This video deals with other theories that are a bit different, I am not saying that are true. But are just as valid and unsubstantiated as the evolution theory.
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@BlackHawkEU Hey bro, sorry to butt in on this conversation, but check this out. It's pretty much the proof you just asked for.
wikipedia(dot)org/wiki/Ring_sp
ecies wikipedia(dot)org/wiki/Ensatin
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anyone else think his voice is epic as fuck?
grungeiac 1 year ago 70
In the long run, it's really a silly debate. Whether or not a God exists has no real bearing on whether or not the laws of nature exist. A truly omnipotent being could have just as easily had a goal in mind and then created a system of "laws" that would eventually get there as it could just do it all with a snap of the fingers (where's the fun in that...). Personally, I think we spend too much time bickering over the physics engine and not enough time actually playing the game...
possumverde 1 year ago 23