For those of you that want to congratulate Ferrets for his courage. I know I do.
and also comment, but suit yourself
For those of you that want to congratulate Ferrets for his courage. I know I do.
and also comment, but suit yourself
wow...
lets remember that this is creationism vs evolution and not creationism vs the Big Bang Theory or the birth of the Universe.
But its a bit weird because Creationism says God created the Universe and every living thing. While Evolution is only about the change over time in one or more inherited traits found in populations of organisms. Its like comparing apples and oranges.
Dont remember if its Papay or TR that keeps saying traits but better word is inherited traits which are particular distinguishing characteristics, including anatomical, biochemical or behavioural characteristics, that are passed on from one generation to the next.
Last edited by MathiasOfAthens; June 05, 2011 at 03:05 PM.
I sense epic lolz in this debate's future.
whose ? I can't read past four sentences of TR due to lack on general meaning and grammar. Mostly grammar since that leads to the lack of meaning, or at least comprehension on my part. I'm not a grammar nazi, far from it, but unless english isn't TRs native language, in which case I highly recommend the use of the Google Chrome inbuilt corrector, TR should be using the Google Chrome inbuilt corrector to increase readability.
And to prove my point, I just used the corrector 3 times in the above paragraph.
Well, this should be fun...
“We humans do not understand compassion. In each moment of our lives, we betray it. Aye, we know of its worth, yet in knowing we then attach to it a value, we guard the giving of it, believing it must be earned, T’lan Imass. Compassion is priceless in the truest sense of the word. It must be given freely. In abundance.”
― Steven Erikson, Memories of Ice
“The heart of wisdom is tolerance.”
― Steven Erikson, Memories of Ice
Good luck. Duck for cover when the quote spam starts to drop from the sky.
lol no rules too. I enjoy Ferrets post though so this will be fun.
Watching this.
IN VINO VERITAS
IN CERVESIO FELICITAS
Under the patronage of The Lizard King
Patron of Narf and Starlightman
lol
tr you shouldnt have done it
let the show begin !
This might actually be interesting if you keep to reading Ferrets's posts and ignore TR's
I'm being mean for no reason, TR has not yet posted for real and I can not be 100% sure that he will post as he has posted up to this date.
Another debate rooted in an unending desire for self-importance.
Heir to Noble Savage in the Imperial House of Wilpuri
How so?
“We humans do not understand compassion. In each moment of our lives, we betray it. Aye, we know of its worth, yet in knowing we then attach to it a value, we guard the giving of it, believing it must be earned, T’lan Imass. Compassion is priceless in the truest sense of the word. It must be given freely. In abundance.”
― Steven Erikson, Memories of Ice
“The heart of wisdom is tolerance.”
― Steven Erikson, Memories of Ice
So I just read the on topic part of TR's post who still hasn't understood that evolution is not about about the big bang, or apparition of life, of fossils or any of that kind of BS, but then TR doesn't understand a lot of things.
For example TR has not (or so it seems) understood a single word of Ferrets quite excellent post (well I think its excellent) thus talking about things that make no sense whatsoever.
All and all I'm pretty impatient to see Ferrets reaction to wall of off topic/nonsense TR just sent him.
And thats the reason why I rejected every single one of TRs requests to "debate."
TR provided his own opening statement thats longer than his reply to Ferrets posts... what is Ferrets suppose to reply to? The replies or TRs opening statement? There are so many points to address it just wouldnt be worth it... posts will be a page long.
Last edited by MathiasOfAthens; June 09, 2011 at 04:23 PM.
Well Ferrets answered nicely to TRs wall of crap, but it seems TR still doesn't know what he's talking about, what a shame.
TR posted these claims which have been disproven already, not only by us but by the scientific community."Old" carbon is introduced into the water. The seals feed off of animals that live in a nutrient-rich upwelling zone. The water that is upwelling has been traveling along the bottom for a few thousand years before surfacing. The carbon dioxide in it came from the atmosphere before the water sank. Thus, the carbon in the sea water is a couple of thousand years "old" from when it was in the atmosphere, and its radiocarbon content reflects this time. Plants incorporate this "old" carbon in them as they grow. Animals eat the plants; seals eat the animals, and the "old" carbon from the bottom waters is passed through the food chain.Freshly-killed sealshave been dated at 1,300 years. This means they are supposed to have died over a millennium ago. Other seals which have been dead no longer than 30 years were dated at 4,600 years. (* W. Dort, "Mummified Seals of Southern Victoria Land," in Antarctic Journal of the U.S., June 1971, p. 210.)
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arious living mollusks (such as snails) had their shells dated, and were found to have "died" as much as 2,300 years ago. (*M. Keith and *G. Anderson, "Radiocarbon Dating: Fictitious Results with Mollusk Shells," in Science, 141, 1963, p. 634.)
Once again using the wrong technique to date an object. They should have known the object was too young to date with potassium argon in the first place.Samples of rock from lava erupted just in the last 50 years from Mt Ngauruhoe, New Zealand, gave potassium-argon ages up to 3.5 million years. (See Dating failure.)
mt saint helans 10 years after eruption
The bolded technique above cannot be used for objects known to be less than 6000 years old. Most labs wont test objects know to be less than 2 million years old.
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Not much of a surprise here... the wrong technique was used to date an object and it failed. Its like trying to use a wrench to screw in a bulb. Just because you used the wrong tool doesnt mean the science is wrong. And these are all old claims... they have been disproved long ago.dated patasuim argon 350,000 years old. Different samples average age off 2.8 million years.
mt ngaruuhoe from 1954
patasium argon of 3.5 million years another part dated .8 million years
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Once again the wrong technique or tool was used... so its not a surprise they failed.another recent basalt 110 million years
p803
1800-1801 hualili flow Hawaii
2.6 million to 2.960 million
all evolution recherche journals for sources
You mean Research? They not evolution research journals, they science journals. Evolution is a well accepted theory. And secondly what does Evolution have to do with the age of the earth or dating objects... you bouncing across too many subjects.
Volcanic rocks produced by lava flows which occurred in Hawaii in the years 1800-1801 were dated by the potassium-argon method. Excess argon produced apparent ages ranging from 160 million to 2.96 billion years. (77, p. 200)
Similar modern rocks formed in 1801 near Hualalai, Hawaii, were found to give potassium-argon ages ranging from 160 million years to 3 billion years. (92, p. 147)
Last edited by MathiasOfAthens; June 10, 2011 at 08:31 AM.
SO, TR is just rehashing the same arguments that have been destroyed time and time again, I see.
Seriously, he's still talking about the Big Bang in a discussion about the theory of evolution.
Some day I'll actually write all the reviews I keep promising...
Anyone else get the feeling that TR blindly grabs quotes without any understanding of them?