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« Reply #45 on: October 02, 2002, 10:47:47 AM »
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Genetics, geology, and volcanic activity is proof enough to me.


Damn right. I\'m very scientific. I don\'t believe in theology (God, religion). It can\'t be scientifically proven.
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« Reply #46 on: October 04, 2002, 07:33:04 PM »
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Damn right. I\'m very scientific. I don\'t believe in theology (God, religion). It can\'t be scientifically proven.


You should recognize science as a religion in its self that requires faith.

The big bang can\'t and will never be proven and a host of other scientific theories as well.

If your so scientific you must admit that it takes a certain amount of \'faith\' to believe in some of the theories that are out there.

Your \'science\' knew that the Earth was flat,  your science knew that flys came from rotting meat spontaneously,  imagine what they will know in the coming years,  you think science as a grasp on the world around us,  puh,  they dont even know what electrons look like,  or why a flag waves in the wind....

You call apeman,  incomplete species,  fish with legs scientific?  Funny there have been no skeletons found of them.  So you believe in something that cant be seen or proved?  But you say it must have happened.
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« Reply #47 on: October 05, 2002, 03:03:19 PM »
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You should recognize science as a religion in its self that requires faith.


I don\'t care if I need to have faith in religion because I don\'t believe in it. Simple, huh?


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The big bang can\'t and will never be proven and a host of other scientific theories as well.


There is some evidence. Patterns in the way the stars move, things like that. I don\'t feel like researching it right now.

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If your so scientific you must admit that it takes a certain amount of \'faith\' to believe in some of the theories that are out there.


I never said I have faith in the Big Bang theory and evolution and stuff. I believe in it, I don\'t have faith in it.

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Your \'science\' knew that the Earth was flat,  your science knew that flys came from rotting meat spontaneously,  imagine what they will know in the coming years,
 

Science never said the earth was flat. People believed it. Besides, that was during the middle ages and there was no such thing as science until the Renaissance. When the Renaissance period came, people realized the earth was round. Science never said anything about htat

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you think science as a grasp on the world around us,  puh,  they dont even know what electrons look like,  or why a flag waves in the wind....


You\'re an idiot. they\'ve seen electrons with an electron microscope and a flag waves in the wind because its thin and light enough.

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You call apeman,  incomplete species,  fish with legs scientific?  Funny there have been no skeletons found of them.  So you believe in something that cant be seen or proved?  But you say it must have happened.


What the f*ck are you talking about? I don\'t even have a clue what you are saying here.
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« Reply #48 on: October 05, 2002, 06:00:17 PM »
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You call apeman,  incomplete species,  fish with legs scientific?  Funny there have been no skeletons found of them.  So you believe in something that cant be seen or proved?  But you say it must have happened.



I can\'t believe you said that.  If there is one post that proves your ignorance and stubborness, it must be this one.  You obviously don\'t research anything you say.  There has been many skeletons found of apemen.  They know this because of where the hole for the spinal cord to enter the skull went.  If it was in the back of the head it showed signs of having use of arms for support.  Today you can see it\'s on the bottom of the skull, showing that we walk upright.


Don\'t bother replying Clowd.  The only thing you\'ve proved in this thread is how stubborn you can be.

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« Reply #49 on: October 05, 2002, 06:10:23 PM »
Titan you really think they have seen what electrons look like? Pity....the rest of your post was full of some incredibly weird stuff

If your not bias to either side you can easily tell that Vivi and Titan are being very rediculous indeed..

I could wast time off my life picking your replys apart to expose how funny they are but I wont,  it is no use talking to you 2,  you both don\'t listen and find it necessary to try and come back on everything I say which makes you look like a fool when you cant but you make a desperate attempt to do so.

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« Reply #50 on: October 05, 2002, 06:22:45 PM »
Well you see Clowd, we\'re debating with intellegence and back it up with more than one thing.  You on the other hand have one idea in your mind, and insist it\'s better than scientists that spend they\'re whole life revolving around a subject.


EDIT:  Care to explain how you are not bias.  Just clear up the skeleton arguement I\'ll rest my case.

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« Reply #51 on: October 05, 2002, 06:32:46 PM »
I never said I wasnt bias

So show me a skeleton of an ape man or just fossils that show an incomplete animal

EDIT:  Happy hunting for photos that dont exist
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« Reply #52 on: October 05, 2002, 06:52:27 PM »



well that took what.... 5 minutes?

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« Reply #53 on: October 05, 2002, 06:54:47 PM »
Clowd - LIC.. there\'s a difference between religous faith and scientific theories. Scientific theories have ocassionally been proven right. The whole of our technology (aside from mistakes like what made plastic) is based off of people making educated guesses based on what they currently know.. testing those theories.. and then going back to further refine their theories based on weither or not the experiment was successful or not. A perfect example is something that Titan touched upon.. the "flat world".

Back in the days of Copurnicus.. the vast majority of people and people believed the world was flat and that the sun revolved around the earth. Many scholors, however, thought that the Earth was round and revolved around the sun. They couldn\'t prove their theorys.. only make educated guesses. Now, in todays world of space travel and super high powered telescopes.. we can PROVE that that Conpernicus and the ancient scholors were right.

Right now, you\'re just looking at current theories and saying "Well that can\'t be proven so it\'s no better than religeous faith". However, that\'s overlooking the countless theories scientists and scholors have come up with before and HAVE proven.. yet.. where has faith ever proven itself? Where has the church ever proven anything of what they say to be true? Sure scientific theories are usual wrong, incomplete, or mis-interpreted 80% of the time.. but over the years the score is something like 10,000 Science - Religeon 0.

This is why I have far more faith in science when talking about real-world applications and discoveries than the bible.

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you think science as a grasp on the world around us, puh, they dont even know what electrons look like, or why a flag waves in the wind.... - Clowd


Heh.. you must be joking. Well, since I don\'t have all the facts about seeing electrons I can\'t debate that.. but as for the flag waving.. well look at it this way. Air is made up of the same things everything else is... atoms - matter. K? It also has all the properties of matter.. it has weight, momentum, density.. ect. Weight is simply how fast or hard an object pulls against a certain amount of gravity. (Usually measured by earth gravity since that\'s where we live.. it\'s used as our base unit and called G\'s) This is why there\'s air on the earth.. because the earth\'s mass pulls down on the air\'s molocules just like everything else. (By compairison, the moon\'s mass isn\'t enough to keep air\'s light molocules close to it, thus it\'s vented into space were it put there.

Ok.. so now that that\'s established, we can talk about friction. If the earth were perfectly smooth there would be no wind since there would be nothing to "catch" the air molocules and push them along as the earth rotates. As it is, everything on the surface of the earth act as a kind of sail which catches air molocules and pushes them along.. which in turn pushes the air molocules in front of them. Kind of like a fan does. On a grand scale, the resulting chaos has come to be known as our weather patterns.

So now we\'ve established how air flows. You know by feeling the wind that it does indeed push against other objects (due to it\'s mass). Now, a flag is nothing more than a thin strip of cloth. When the air pushes against it, it pushes with enough force to lift the flag perpedicular to the ground since the flag itself doesn\'t have enough mass for the earth\'s gravity to hold onto. (Much like air itself) Well, it does.. but I\'ll talk about that in a second. Normally the flag would just fly off with the wind.. but since it\'s anchored to a pole at one end usually it cannot. The force of the wind pushing the flag fighting against the force of the pole pulling the flag back against the wind causes the flag to unfurl and wave in the wind. (Every force exerted has an equal force pushing back against it.. this is what gives a gun recoil, rockets their propulsion, and makes your fist hurt when you hit a wall) The "flapping" comes from the wind not being strong enough to fight gravity and changes in the wind\'s speed and direction. A strong enough wind WILL hold a flag almost perfectly streight out.

So there ya have it.. why a flag flaps in the wind.

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Science never said the earth was flat. People believed it. Besides, that was during the middle ages and there was no such thing as science until the Renaissance. When the Renaissance period came, people realized the earth was round. Science never said anything about htat - Titan


Acutally most people already knew that the earth was round well before the renaissance came to being. The time that the "Flat earth" theory was really popular was durring the greek empire.. but even then most scholors and learned individuals already knew it was round anyhow. The only thing Columbus proved is that India is a f*ck of a lot farther from Spain going west than by going east.
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« Reply #54 on: October 06, 2002, 06:58:41 AM »
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I never said I wasnt bias

So show me a skeleton of an ape man or just fossils that show an incomplete animal

EDIT:  Happy hunting for photos that dont exist


Holy f*cking shit you are so stupid :laughing:

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/homs/specimen.html

A full site with pictures and explanation about the ages and stuff.

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Acutally most people already knew that the earth was round well before the renaissance came to being. The time that the "Flat earth" theory was really popular was durring the greek empire.. but even then most scholors and learned individuals already knew it was round anyhow. The only thing Columbus proved is that India is a f*ck of a lot farther from Spain going west than by going east.


Whatever, my point was still the same. Megellan proved that the earth was round by sailing from port, around South America to the Phillipines, got killed and the survivors went around Africa to port again. Columbus, to his dying day, believed he went to the Indies. Just a bit of info. Oh and Columbus never did discover America. We found Viking coins and stuff here in America that date back to the Vikings (ships, weapons, coins, remains)
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« Reply #55 on: October 06, 2002, 08:04:54 AM »
Well, actually.. the Vikings didn\'t discover America either. If you wanna get technical, the first known humans in the Americas were the Clovis Indians who migrated through Mongolia & Russia through the Bering streight back when it was a land-bridge. Actually, there were probably humans in America even before that since evidence has been found which indicates pre-clovis cultures which migrated along the western seaboard. However it\'s not something we can readily prove. Water levels were much lower then because alot of it was in the form of glaciers durring the Ice-Age. Evidence suggests primitive boats were used to skim the coast from Alaska down to the tips of South America. Any landings they made to camp & rest would have long been covered by the water when sea levels rose again after the Ice Age.

And yes, I know Columbus thought he had found the Indies.. but everyone else knew better when the cartography charts he drew on his four voyages failed to resemeble anything like what they knew of India.
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« Reply #56 on: October 06, 2002, 10:56:27 AM »
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Well, actually.. the Vikings didn\'t discover America either. If you wanna get technical, the first known humans in the Americas were the Clovis Indians who migrated through Mongolia & Russia through the Bering streight back when it was a land-bridge. Actually, there were probably humans in America even before that since evidence has been found which indicates pre-clovis cultures which migrated along the western seaboard. However it\'s not something we can readily prove. Water levels were much lower then because alot of it was in the form of glaciers durring the Ice-Age. Evidence suggests primitive boats were used to skim the coast from Alaska down to the tips of South America. Any landings they made to camp & rest would have long been covered by the water when sea levels rose again after the Ice Age.


I wasn\'t trying to be technical ;) But yeah, your right. I forgot about the indians.
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« Reply #57 on: October 08, 2002, 01:39:28 PM »
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So now we\'ve established how air flows. You know by feeling the wind that it does indeed push against other objects (due to it\'s mass). Now, a flag is nothing more than a thin strip of cloth. When the air pushes against it, it pushes with enough force to lift the flag perpedicular to the ground since the flag itself doesn\'t have enough mass for the earth\'s gravity to hold onto. (Much like air itself) Well, it does.. but I\'ll talk about that in a second. Normally the flag would just fly off with the wind.. but since it\'s anchored to a pole at one end usually it cannot. The force of the wind pushing the flag fighting against the force of the pole pulling the flag back against the wind causes the flag to unfurl and wave in the wind. (Every force exerted has an equal force pushing back against it.. this is what gives a gun recoil, rockets their propulsion, and makes your fist hurt when you hit a wall) The "flapping" comes from the wind not being strong enough to fight gravity and changes in the wind\'s speed and direction. A strong enough wind WILL hold a flag almost perfectly streight out.

So there ya have it.. why a flag flaps in the wind.





Its not that simple.

Tests have shown that even the straightest cloths and the straights winds in lab conditions do not produce a straight flowing material,  rather it waves all the time...watched it on World News Tonght about a year ago.

Ask Bossieman if he knows what an electron looks like

And the debate about what something as common as what light is still rages on

Oh and Vivi and Titan I said skeleton not skulls.  I wonder why so many skulls have been found but no skeletons?  The one skeleton pic they had was incomplete and was about as human as it gets,  but they said \'he was late in his changing stage\' so tahts why he was so human...

  And if there was 6 billion primitive men 100,000 years ago wheres their skeletons?  Im quite sure they would be easier to find then dinosaur bones.
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« Reply #58 on: October 08, 2002, 03:28:19 PM »
Clowd, first off.. do you have any idea how difficult it is to realiably calculate the effects of fluid mechanics on deformable bodies in three dimensions? It can\'t be done on pen & paper unless the subject studying it is an extreeme mathematical prodigy. I\'m talking, someone who makes the Rainman look like he flunked elementary mathematics.

There\'s a litteral ton of unanswered questions out there because we have simply lacked the tools to discover their properties until recently. In this case, computers capable of keeping track and real-time calculation of a plethora of different factors. And it\'s not exactly like this feild of study was at the forefront of the scientific agenda. This universe is extremely complex.. and even the smallest forces, many of which we can\'t see due to their subtlety, (some of which we haven\'t been discovered yet) act upon what we CAN see constantly.

Science is a process of discovery, questioning, researching, and discovering more. It\'s no-where near it\'s apogee yet.. but just because science is incomplete doesn\'t mean what we have discovered is invalidated. The technological paradice we live in today is testiment to prove that science works.. even if we don\'t know everything about everything yet.

You say scientists haven\'t figured out what makes a flag flap in the wind.. (when actually they\'ve figured out most of it with only a few niggling key questions left.) and use that to discount science. Yet I can point to a VERY new feild of science which is nothing but complete theory... and very poorly understood ones at that. However, we do understand that there is something there, and have figured out how to manipulate/mimic it. I\'m talking about Quantum Mechanics.. another feild only recently explored in the late 20th century due to the advent of computers which made previously impossible mathematical computations into working models and simulations. Two fruits of this are the ability to measure a human hair without ever actually having the human hair there to measure.. or tools to measure it with (*It\'s been demonstrated*) and Quantum Teleportation. It\'s nowhere near StarTrek or SciFi inspired levels at this point.. however they have sent electrons - data - from one point of the globe to nearly the other side without wires, sattelites, radios, or any other transmitting devices.

As for the skeletons, skeletons have been found. Watch Discovery or TLC specials about it someday when the museum curators are taking the filming team on a tour of their warehouses. The skulls are most commonly pictured because they\'re the easiest to recognise to yer average Joe Blow as being different.. not to mention that photos of skulls are naturally more appealing to people than femurs or falangies since it actually puts a face - and in some ways a personification to the creature found. Not to mention that skulls are the densest grouping of bone in the human body (along with the pelvis which is also often found) and thus more likely to survive the years without being crushed, scattered, or hauled away by scavengers.

There were not 6 billion primitive men 100,000 years ago.. that site\'s got it\'s figures wrong. I would guesstimate that they probably typ0\'d and put in a few extra zeros either by mistake or for shock value to bring all the more attention to the point they were trying to get across.

Also.. you seems to insinuate that Dinosaurs are all part of one family of creature. They\'re not. Humans, while we have many ancestors.. pale in compairison to INCREADIBE diversity found in the hundreds of millions of years of their time on earth. We haven\'t found even close to a thousanth of the species of dinosaur that are thought to have inhabited the earth (when compairing a fraction of time then to our current biological diversity within - say Mammals or Reptiles) They\'re bones are easier to find because they simply are far more prevelant.. and by sheer number they have a greater chance of finding just the right conditions for fossilization.
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« Reply #59 on: October 08, 2002, 03:35:40 PM »
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Clowd, first off.. do you have any idea how difficult it is to realiably calculate the effects of fluid mechanics on deformable bodies in three dimensions? It can\'t be done on pen & paper unless the subject studying it is an extreeme mathematical prodigy. I\'m talking, someone who makes the Rainman look like he flunked elementary mathematics.

 

They showed a bit of his experiment,  it had physical variables so it wasnt just written out.  

He said he had half the math done,  I was wondering what he was talking about,  what does math have to do with this?  Now I know.

As for the rest of your post,  well,  I have no reply,  well typed.

 

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