Jim_Wynne
Posts: 1208 Joined: June 2006
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If FtK is famous for anything, it's evasion of the issues. She likes to blab and make it seem like she knows what she's talking about, but when push comes to shove, she has nothing but lame excuses.
She was a recipient of my Stupid Blog of the Week Award, and in the linked post I brought up one of her KCFS forum acts of ignorance. She had commented, in an age-of-the-earth discussion, that she thought that radiocarbon dating methods were unreliable, and that YECs Quote | ... simply believe that some of the inferred interpretations involved in various fields of science are questionable. |
I asked her why she would accept the basic ideas of nuclear physics when they were applied to such things as nuclear reactors and hydrogen bombs, but reject them when they conflicted with her religious ideas. Quote | If a YEC accepts the science that results in MRI machines working and hydrogen bombs detonating and nuclear power plants producing electricity, but denies the efficacy of radioisotope dating methods, do you not see a conflict? How can the same science applied in different situations be "questionable" in one, and accepted without question in all of the others? |
Eventually she answered, Quote | Okay, I'm seriously on overload. Something has to give. I've got to think of a way to get a week's vacation on some cruise ship visiting exotic places, and during the down time I could lock myself up in a cabin having a ball researching all this stuff. |
And then Quote | I'm sorry, but it just seems to me like you are comparing apples and oranges. Let me give it some more thought. I'll add you to the list...
Just so you don't think I'm blowing you off or taking it seriously, I did discuss this with my husband and he pretty much thought the same thing. But, I'LL GIVE IT MORE THOUGHT. |
Some 9 months later, she's apparently still thinking about it, which might explain her reluctance to discuss anything of substance here. It looks like she needs many months, if not years, to explain why she feels such confidence in spouting off about subjects even after she's admitted her ignorance in them.
-------------- Evolution is not about laws but about randomness on happanchance.--Robert Byers, at PT
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