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Daevans



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:05   

Quote (BWE @ Feb. 23 2010,03:18)
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 22 2010,22:51)
Quote (Wesley R. Elsberry @ Feb. 22 2010,20:10)
How about it, DAEvans? Are you here to collect points in a course? That wouldn't make the "seeker after truth" claim false, exactly, but it would certainly argue that it isn't the only thing you are concerned with.

I am sorry. what truth? What is it that you are trying to sell?
it is my observation that most people take for granted that they know what evolution by natural selection means. It is my feeling that once a person has a clear impression of Darwinism, with the criticisms then they will be better able to make an informed decision concerning its validity.

BTW, Totally agree with this point^

Not this quite as much:
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( I know exactly how Darwinism works; The goal of the materialist is to prove, by hook or crook, that nature can be explained by undirected processes is actually what is based on superstition and mysticism)
As a strangely coincidental matter of fact, I just powsted a monstrous post on that exact subject in the thread just below this one. I think it would be neat if you offered commentary on it.


But regardless, I'm your man regarding the learning alternate viewpoints. Please teach me. I assist the world's greatest middle school science teacher  with an integrated 3 year curricculum and I'm always looking for new stuff. If you have it, I'll learn it and you might even get your ideas into a middle school curriculum. I live in Portland, OR so religion in science class in terms of theories about the physical world isn't much of a problem as long as they teach science honestly. And they do. We have mostly educated people around here so religion is vanishingly thin. Part of our integrated curriculum on physical science year as a matter of fact coincides with ancient civilizations year and we do a science of ancient civilizations unit where the teachers split 4 classrooms up into 5 groups and they have to learn about the civilization. Up to a quarter of the kids don't know the difference between Hinu, Islam and christianity. They have simply never considered the question.

So please, I am your eager pupil. I await information.

BWE if you are indeed interested I suggest you read up on several authors all anti-Darwinians, leaders in their various fields, and scholars like Leo Berg, Richard B. Goldschmidt, Pierre Grasse, Henry Fairfield Osborn, William Bateson, St George Jackson Mivart, Robert Broom, and Otto Schindewolf .

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oldmanintheskydidntdoit



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:05   

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Why are their so many Design institutes coming out?

ROFL. Yes indeed.

But can you actually name them?

If not, retract your claim.

Did you miss this? Providing evidence for your claims is the first step to breaking out of the prison you've allowed yourself to get comfortable in.

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I also mentioned that He'd have to give me a thorough explanation as to *why* I must "eat human babies".
FTK

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oldmanintheskydidntdoit



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:06   

Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,05:05)
BWE if you are indeed interested I suggest you read up on several authors all anti-Darwinians, leaders in their various fields, and scholars like Leo Berg, Richard B. Goldschmidt, Pierre Grasse, Henry Fairfield Osborn, William Bateson, St George Jackson Mivart, Robert Broom, and Otto Schindewolf .

What "pro-Darwinian" literature have you read Daniel?

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I also mentioned that He'd have to give me a thorough explanation as to *why* I must "eat human babies".
FTK

if there are even critical flaws in Gauger’s work, the evo mat narrative cannot stand
Gordon Mullings

  
oldmanintheskydidntdoit



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:07   

Or should I say JAD?

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I also mentioned that He'd have to give me a thorough explanation as to *why* I must "eat human babies".
FTK

if there are even critical flaws in Gauger’s work, the evo mat narrative cannot stand
Gordon Mullings

  
Daevans



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:11   

Quote (oldmanintheskydidntdoit @ Feb. 23 2010,05:04)
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,04:55)

What Darwin followers will never admit.

It's really about what you have evidence for, not what people will "admit".
   
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Is that everything we really know about the origin  of life and subsequent history of life pleads in favor of a determined, internally directed and planned scenario

Citation please.
   
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just as Robert Broom, a amazingly gifted scientist, believed.

Argument from authority? To be expected I suppose.
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subsequent history of life

Please explain cancer, HIV etc in the light of a planned scenario.

One of the best Ant-Darwinian's today is Professor John A. Davison. His work is by far the best to date.From what we know we can eliminate  both the Lamarckian and Darwinian models,I am sorry boys they both failed. But there is hope.  Professor Davison's has postulate the only conceivable explanation summarized in the Prescribed Evolutionary Hypothesis (PEH). The only real issue has always been the MECHANISM for phylogeny. The PEH along with the Semi-Meiotic Hypothesis (SMH) provide that mechanism which is now for all time next to the works of the great biologists whose common and largely independent findings permit of no other satisfactory explanation for the great mystery of organic evolution.

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BWE



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:15   

Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,03:05)
Quote (BWE @ Feb. 23 2010,03:18)
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 22 2010,22:51)
 
Quote (Wesley R. Elsberry @ Feb. 22 2010,20:10)
How about it, DAEvans? Are you here to collect points in a course? That wouldn't make the "seeker after truth" claim false, exactly, but it would certainly argue that it isn't the only thing you are concerned with.

I am sorry. what truth? What is it that you are trying to sell?
it is my observation that most people take for granted that they know what evolution by natural selection means. It is my feeling that once a person has a clear impression of Darwinism, with the criticisms then they will be better able to make an informed decision concerning its validity.

BTW, Totally agree with this point^

Not this quite as much:  
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( I know exactly how Darwinism works; The goal of the materialist is to prove, by hook or crook, that nature can be explained by undirected processes is actually what is based on superstition and mysticism)
As a strangely coincidental matter of fact, I just powsted a monstrous post on that exact subject in the thread just below this one. I think it would be neat if you offered commentary on it.


But regardless, I'm your man regarding the learning alternate viewpoints. Please teach me. I assist the world's greatest middle school science teacher  with an integrated 3 year curricculum and I'm always looking for new stuff. If you have it, I'll learn it and you might even get your ideas into a middle school curriculum. I live in Portland, OR so religion in science class in terms of theories about the physical world isn't much of a problem as long as they teach science honestly. And they do. We have mostly educated people around here so religion is vanishingly thin. Part of our integrated curriculum on physical science year as a matter of fact coincides with ancient civilizations year and we do a science of ancient civilizations unit where the teachers split 4 classrooms up into 5 groups and they have to learn about the civilization. Up to a quarter of the kids don't know the difference between Hinu, Islam and christianity. They have simply never considered the question.

So please, I am your eager pupil. I await information.

BWE if you are indeed interested I suggest you read up on several authors all anti-Darwinians, leaders in their various fields, and scholars like Leo Berg, Richard B. Goldschmidt, Pierre Grasse, Henry Fairfield Osborn, William Bateson, St George Jackson Mivart, Robert Broom, and Otto Schindewolf .

???  :(

Oh. Well. My reading list is already backlogged some. Maybe you could simply give me a little bit of evidence that I could work into something? Critical thinking is an important skill and it's always good to give kids a few bits of data which conflict and see what they do with them.

Can you offer me maybe a general outline of a model which we can use but which conflicts with evolutionary theory? I was hoping you could explain it. I have high hopes since you're a med student. It sounds like maybe you've had more formal science training then I have and I love to learn from people who look at systems in non-traditional ways.

Cool avater BTW. Does alan fox still post at that blog?

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Daevans



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:17   

Quote (oldmanintheskydidntdoit @ Feb. 23 2010,05:07)
Or should I say JAD?

Thank You. I think that would be a privileged to be called that. But let's expose the real fantasy hear "Darwins" Like St George Jackson Mivart  who was one of the first (1871) to expose the myth of natural selection when he asked the simple question - How can natural selection be involved in a structure which has not yet appeared? Or natural selection nor allelic mutation ever had anything to do with either ontogeny or phylogeny. Both have been determined entirely internally with no role for the environment except that of allowing those transformations to take place. Only in a total dumbed down educational system could such a fantasy be even possible.

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"You know, the very powerful and the very stupid have one thing in common: they don't alter their views to fit the facts; they alter the facts to fit their views."
— Tom Baker

  
BWE



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:24   

jon, I like the cut of your jib but you are just here to whine. Can you at least take a time out at being mad at other people because they don't want to hear your ideas any more?

Try to be decent for a day or 2 and see haw it is. Y'now, baby steps, right?

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Who said that ev'ry wish would be heard and answered
When wished on the morning star
Somebody thought of that, and someone believed it
Look what it's done so far

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Daevans



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:26   

Quote (BWE @ Feb. 23 2010,05:15)
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,03:05)
Quote (BWE @ Feb. 23 2010,03:18)
 
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 22 2010,22:51)
 
Quote (Wesley R. Elsberry @ Feb. 22 2010,20:10)
How about it, DAEvans? Are you here to collect points in a course? That wouldn't make the "seeker after truth" claim false, exactly, but it would certainly argue that it isn't the only thing you are concerned with.

I am sorry. what truth? What is it that you are trying to sell?
it is my observation that most people take for granted that they know what evolution by natural selection means. It is my feeling that once a person has a clear impression of Darwinism, with the criticisms then they will be better able to make an informed decision concerning its validity.

BTW, Totally agree with this point^

Not this quite as much:  
Quote
( I know exactly how Darwinism works; The goal of the materialist is to prove, by hook or crook, that nature can be explained by undirected processes is actually what is based on superstition and mysticism)
As a strangely coincidental matter of fact, I just powsted a monstrous post on that exact subject in the thread just below this one. I think it would be neat if you offered commentary on it.


But regardless, I'm your man regarding the learning alternate viewpoints. Please teach me. I assist the world's greatest middle school science teacher  with an integrated 3 year curricculum and I'm always looking for new stuff. If you have it, I'll learn it and you might even get your ideas into a middle school curriculum. I live in Portland, OR so religion in science class in terms of theories about the physical world isn't much of a problem as long as they teach science honestly. And they do. We have mostly educated people around here so religion is vanishingly thin. Part of our integrated curriculum on physical science year as a matter of fact coincides with ancient civilizations year and we do a science of ancient civilizations unit where the teachers split 4 classrooms up into 5 groups and they have to learn about the civilization. Up to a quarter of the kids don't know the difference between Hinu, Islam and christianity. They have simply never considered the question.

So please, I am your eager pupil. I await information.

BWE if you are indeed interested I suggest you read up on several authors all anti-Darwinians, leaders in their various fields, and scholars like Leo Berg, Richard B. Goldschmidt, Pierre Grasse, Henry Fairfield Osborn, William Bateson, St George Jackson Mivart, Robert Broom, and Otto Schindewolf .

???  :(

Oh. Well. My reading list is already backlogged some. Maybe you could simply give me a little bit of evidence that I could work into something? Critical thinking is an important skill and it's always good to give kids a few bits of data which conflict and see what they do with them.

Can you offer me maybe a general outline of a model which we can use but which conflicts with evolutionary theory? I was hoping you could explain it. I have high hopes since you're a med student. It sounds like maybe you've had more formal science training then I have and I love to learn from people who look at systems in non-traditional ways.

Cool avater BTW. Does alan fox still post at that blog?

The evidence for internal factors affecting evolution cannot be denied as both Berg and Grasse independently claimed. Professor Davison spells it out much better than I, but basically all we see today is extinction without a single replacement. he insists that Ontogeny remains the best model for phylogeny. The death of the individual is the model for the extinction of the species. In his papers he also recognizes that all living organism that will ever become anything substantially different from what it is right now.There is no question evolution within the taxonominc level of family can be accounted for by the restructuring of existing chromosomal information to explain that process. You may see his paper on jadavidson.wordpress.com

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:34   

Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,05:11)
Quote (oldmanintheskydidntdoit @ Feb. 23 2010,05:04)
 
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,04:55)

What Darwin followers will never admit.

It's really about what you have evidence for, not what people will "admit".
     
Quote
Is that everything we really know about the origin  of life and subsequent history of life pleads in favor of a determined, internally directed and planned scenario

Citation please.
     
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just as Robert Broom, a amazingly gifted scientist, believed.

Argument from authority? To be expected I suppose.
 
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subsequent history of life

Please explain cancer, HIV etc in the light of a planned scenario.

One of the best Ant-Darwinian's today is Professor John A. Davison. His work is by far the best to date.From what we know we can eliminate  both the Lamarckian and Darwinian models,I am sorry boys they both failed. But there is hope.  Professor Davison's has postulate the only conceivable explanation summarized in the Prescribed Evolutionary Hypothesis (PEH). The only real issue has always been the MECHANISM for phylogeny. The PEH along with the Semi-Meiotic Hypothesis (SMH) provide that mechanism which is now for all time next to the works of the great biologists whose common and largely independent findings permit of no other satisfactory explanation for the great mystery of organic evolution.

No, I'm afraid you did not explain HIV, cancer in light of your claim that life is a "determined, internally directed and planned scenario".

Please, try again, and try to focus on the question asked, not the question you want to be asked.

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I also mentioned that He'd have to give me a thorough explanation as to *why* I must "eat human babies".
FTK

if there are even critical flaws in Gauger’s work, the evo mat narrative cannot stand
Gordon Mullings

  
Daevans



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:34   

Quote (oldmanintheskydidntdoit @ Feb. 23 2010,05:06)
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,05:05)
BWE if you are indeed interested I suggest you read up on several authors all anti-Darwinians, leaders in their various fields, and scholars like Leo Berg, Richard B. Goldschmidt, Pierre Grasse, Henry Fairfield Osborn, William Bateson, St George Jackson Mivart, Robert Broom, and Otto Schindewolf .

What "pro-Darwinian" literature have you read Daniel?

We can argue the effects of Darwinian ideology as the foundational support for secular reasoning in the abortion controversies and geriatric concerns. The emphasis on youth oriented dictates from WHO and the UN Human Rights Commission and Global Initiatives have its principles in Darwinian sciences such as, linguistics, behavioral ism and social sciences.

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— Tom Baker

  
oldmanintheskydidntdoit



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:35   

Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,05:31)
Quote (BWE @ Feb. 23 2010,05:24)
jon, I like the cut of your jib but you are just here to whine. Can you at least take a time out at being mad at other people because they don't want to hear your ideas any more?

Try to be decent for a day or 2 and see haw it is. Y'now, baby steps, right?

That is wonderful. I guess anyone who denies your failed hypothesis will be accused of being Professor Davison. The problem is staring you right in your eyes. The inability to accept the evidence. Hate it as much as you like but creative evolution is a phenomenon of the distant past and, like ontogeny, was always emergent and autoregulated with little reference to the environment.

No, but people who make the same claims, in the same phrasings as JAD will reasonably be "accused" of actually being JAD.

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I also mentioned that He'd have to give me a thorough explanation as to *why* I must "eat human babies".
FTK

if there are even critical flaws in Gauger’s work, the evo mat narrative cannot stand
Gordon Mullings

  
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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:39   

Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,00:38)
I thought this pic best described most of the people who responded in this forum. So I edited your nonsense and put down what you really meant.

It is really meant as more of a guide rather than a literal life span of an anti-evolutionist.  You might say there is some random variation at work. However, I would suggest your quick transition to peevishness is a negative variation.  But let me address  several of your points.
     
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We saw what you wrote but what you really meant.

We?  Let's put our cards on the table here, shall we?  Are you or are you not affiliated with the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.  You don't have to reveal anything other than that.  Just a simple yes or no.

     
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Step 2. What about this [insert anti-evolution argument thinly disguised as a question]?  I am confused about how evolution explains that.

( I know exactly how Darwinism works; The goal of the materialist is to prove, by hook or crook, that nature can be explained by undirected processes is actually what is based on superstition and mysticism)


I am going to make a statement. I don't think you have the first clue about all the evidence supporting evolution. I think, at best, you have read something like "Signature in the Cell" or "Explore Evolution" and have accepted them as true.  Those books are filled with falsehoods and misrepresentations.  The participants here could help expose those for you if you were interested.  Which, you don't appear to be.

Given that you haven't actually asked a single question regarding science and, thus haven't, allowed the scientists here to share their knowledge, it seems pretty clear that you aren't interested in learning anything.  Further, given that you haven't even attempted to make anything of a scientific argument, you aren't here to test your beliefs either.  You appear to be here only to confront.

So, why are you here?
     
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Step 3.  The actual working scientists here explain in detail the evidence disputing the argument in #2.  They try to tailor the message to the person's knowledge level, but the anti-evolutionist is circumspect about what their level of scientific study and understanding is

( I really doubt if their are ANY working scientist here  from the adolescent attacks,  the rest you wrote is just crap.


Actually, there are a number of working scientists and you have actually responded to them.  Albatrossity2, Dr. GH, olegt, and Wesley Elsberry to name just four.  But, you haven't given them the opportunity to respond or share any scientific information.
     
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Step 4.  The anti-evolutionist drops the pretense of being curious and begin debating the point using the exact arguments found in one of the innumerable anti-evolution potboilers even though it is clear they don't have even the slightest understanding of the information that was painstakingly laid out for them in #3.

( As Professor Davison point out scientist don't debate.

No, they educate. And you have given them no opportunity to do that by either asking an honest question or by advancing an idea for them to comment on.

     
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I would say you miss understand my attention... again.

Then explain exactly why you are here.
     
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I know Darwinian evolution is a ideology I don't need to question it's validity any longer,  your attacks have delivered all the evidence I could ever wish for.


Yesterday, you said "To accept ANY theory of such import without examining it and accepting its faults and inexactitude is irresponsible.".  I would counter by saying that to reject any theory without examining it's supporting evidence is irresponsible.  And you have yet to share anything to indicate that your examination of evolution has extended beyond reading one of the various anti-evolution novels.  

Interestingly, Dr. GH has collected much of these books.  We were going to do something on the Explore Evolution thread where someone would pick a random page and several of the participants here would read the page and point out all the falsehoods on that page.  You game?  What book you got?

Here is where I get a little confused, daevans. You say:
     
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( First let's be honest  you don't speak for working scientist you speak for your own personal experience. You get upset with other scientist who question your "Ideology" which doesn't even qualify for a theory.

then you say later:
     
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( I would further state  Intelligent Design, like evolution, is a fact and a scientific theory, whether or not it has yet produced any successful rigorous predictive commodities that can reliably discern ID as the best explanation of a phenomena.


I have two points of confusion. First, is evolution a theory or not.  In the first sentence, you say not. In the second sentence, you say it is.  Second, there are no "any successful rigorous predictive commodities that can reliably discern ID as the best explanation of a phenomena," why exactly are you so sure it is true?
     
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But you don't question your public school education because if you did you would have to question your atheistic faith, do you think your doing something "new".

I am not an atheist and there are a number of other people here, like Wes, who are theists.
     
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Step 6.  These scientists become less willing to share their time and the knowledge that took them a lifetime of painstaking study to acquire with someone who exhibits such willful ignorance.  Some get angry out of the frustration. Others give up and engage in mockery.

( Share what knowledge? Your unfounded believe in Atheism.

To reiterate the point, not everyone here is an atheist.
     
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You see I hear people like you claim their is no debate yet here we are.

Umm.......
     
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Step 7.  LOLCats!
(I don't need "LOL" I have the beauty of real science and the truth Darwin is a failed model.Who can ask for more??)



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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:40   

I know this guy people call BWE at a couple of forums. He's so fucking-shit hot amazing that he can make a complex argument and then if he's wrong, he just figues it out and moves onto the next thing.This BWE character is a phenomenon of nature too. You know... (down there VV ) And it has a little tattoo right on the tip. No I'm just kidding. There's no tattoo. That would be pretty whack. You'd need a nutjob like davison to find some3thing that stupoid and unexpected.

I know you aren't Jon because Jon is totally off the deep end at this point. Since he doesn't come here though I can go ahead and let you know before you get too involved with his thinking to go back into realty... He's totally loony. Bonkers. Over the rainbow and even cuckoo. He can't really even string together coherent sentences any more and every once in a while I swear I hear sobbing through the Ethernet, wracked and horrible sobbing. It always seems to choke out the words, "I love it so."

It's actually tragic But, let it serve as a warning now before it's too late. :)

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When wished on the morning star
Somebody thought of that, and someone believed it
Look what it's done so far

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:43   

Jad or Vmartin? I love it so. Our new friend is likely an old friend. Awwwwwwwww how sweet.

Like herpes, they come back.

Louis

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:45   

Quote (oldmanintheskydidntdoit @ Feb. 23 2010,05:34)
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,05:11)
 
Quote (oldmanintheskydidntdoit @ Feb. 23 2010,05:04)
 
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,04:55)

What Darwin followers will never admit.

It's really about what you have evidence for, not what people will "admit".
     
Quote
Is that everything we really know about the origin  of life and subsequent history of life pleads in favor of a determined, internally directed and planned scenario

Citation please.
     
Quote
just as Robert Broom, a amazingly gifted scientist, believed.

Argument from authority? To be expected I suppose.
   
Quote
subsequent history of life

Please explain cancer, HIV etc in the light of a planned scenario.

One of the best Ant-Darwinian's today is Professor John A. Davison. His work is by far the best to date.From what we know we can eliminate  both the Lamarckian and Darwinian models,I am sorry boys they both failed. But there is hope.  Professor Davison's has postulate the only conceivable explanation summarized in the Prescribed Evolutionary Hypothesis (PEH). The only real issue has always been the MECHANISM for phylogeny. The PEH along with the Semi-Meiotic Hypothesis (SMH) provide that mechanism which is now for all time next to the works of the great biologists whose common and largely independent findings permit of no other satisfactory explanation for the great mystery of organic evolution.

No, I'm afraid you did not explain HIV, cancer in light of your claim that life is a "determined, internally directed and planned scenario".

Please, try again, and try to focus on the question asked, not the question you want to be asked.

That would be a very good question to ask Professor Davison on his blog.

"The period of great fecundity is over: present biological evolution appears as a weakened process, declining or near its end. Aren't we witnessing the remains of an immense phenomenon close to extinction? Aren't the small variations which are being recorded everywhere the tail end, the last oscillations of the evolutionary movement?

Yes

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:46   

Quote (carlsonjok @ Feb. 23 2010,05:39)
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,00:38)
I thought this pic best described most of the people who responded in this forum. So I edited your nonsense and put down what you really meant.

It is really meant as more of a guide rather than a literal life span of an anti-evolutionist.  You might say there is some random variation at work. However, I would suggest your quick transition to peevishness is a negative variation.  But let me address  several of your points.
     
Quote

We saw what you wrote but what you really meant.

We?  Let's put our cards on the table here, shall we?  Are you or are you not affiliated with the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.  You don't have to reveal anything other than that.  Just a simple yes or no.

     
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Step 2. What about this [insert anti-evolution argument thinly disguised as a question]?  I am confused about how evolution explains that.

( I know exactly how Darwinism works; The goal of the materialist is to prove, by hook or crook, that nature can be explained by undirected processes is actually what is based on superstition and mysticism)


I am going to make a statement. I don't think you have the first clue about all the evidence supporting evolution. I think, at best, you have read something like "Signature in the Cell" or "Explore Evolution" and have accepted them as true.  Those books are filled with falsehoods and misrepresentations.  The participants here could help expose those for you if you were interested.  Which, you don't appear to be.

Given that you haven't actually asked a single question regarding science and, thus haven't, allowed the scientists here to share their knowledge, it seems pretty clear that you aren't interested in learning anything.  Further, given that you haven't even attempted to make anything of a scientific argument, you aren't here to test your beliefs either.  You appear to be here only to confront.

So, why are you here?
     
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Step 3.  The actual working scientists here explain in detail the evidence disputing the argument in #2.  They try to tailor the message to the person's knowledge level, but the anti-evolutionist is circumspect about what their level of scientific study and understanding is

( I really doubt if their are ANY working scientist here  from the adolescent attacks,  the rest you wrote is just crap.


Actually, there are a number of working scientists and you have actually responded to them.  Albatrossity2, Dr. GH, olegt, and Wesley Elsberry to name just four.  But, you haven't given them the opportunity to respond or share any scientific information.
     
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Step 4.  The anti-evolutionist drops the pretense of being curious and begin debating the point using the exact arguments found in one of the innumerable anti-evolution potboilers even though it is clear they don't have even the slightest understanding of the information that was painstakingly laid out for them in #3.

( As Professor Davison point out scientist don't debate.

No, they educate. And you have given them no opportunity to do that by either asking an honest question or by advancing an idea for them to comment on.

     
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I would say you miss understand my attention... again.

Then explain exactly why you are here.
     
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I know Darwinian evolution is a ideology I don't need to question it's validity any longer,  your attacks have delivered all the evidence I could ever wish for.


Yesterday, you said "To accept ANY theory of such import without examining it and accepting its faults and inexactitude is irresponsible.".  I would counter by saying that to reject any theory without examining it's supporting evidence is irresponsible.  And you have yet to share anything to indicate that your examination of evolution has extended beyond reading one of the various anti-evolution novels.  

Interestingly, Dr. GH has collected much of these books.  We were going to do something on the Explore Evolution thread where someone would pick a random page and several of the participants here would read the page and point out all the falsehoods on that page.  You game?  What book you got?

Here is where I get a little confused, daevans. You say:
     
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( First let's be honest  you don't speak for working scientist you speak for your own personal experience. You get upset with other scientist who question your "Ideology" which doesn't even qualify for a theory.

then you say later:
     
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( I would further state  Intelligent Design, like evolution, is a fact and a scientific theory, whether or not it has yet produced any successful rigorous predictive commodities that can reliably discern ID as the best explanation of a phenomena.


I have two points of confusion. First, is evolution a theory or not.  In the first sentence, you say not. In the second sentence, you say it is.  Second, there are no "any successful rigorous predictive commodities that can reliably discern ID as the best explanation of a phenomena," why exactly are you so sure it is true?
     
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But you don't question your public school education because if you did you would have to question your atheistic faith, do you think your doing something "new".

I am not an atheist and there are a number of other people here, like Wes, who are theists.
     
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Step 6.  These scientists become less willing to share their time and the knowledge that took them a lifetime of painstaking study to acquire with someone who exhibits such willful ignorance.  Some get angry out of the frustration. Others give up and engage in mockery.

( Share what knowledge? Your unfounded believe in Atheism.

To reiterate the point, not everyone here is an atheist.
     
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You see I hear people like you claim their is no debate yet here we are.

Umm.......
     
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Step 7.  LOLCats!
(I don't need "LOL" I have the beauty of real science and the truth Darwin is a failed model.Who can ask for more??)


A picture is worth a thousand words.

http://lh3.ggpht.com/_zZL5um....139.JPG

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:47   

so... This is actually mildly disturbing. JAD, Why? Why do you do this?

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:48   

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That would be a very good question to ask Professor Davison on his blog.

No, you made a claim.
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everything we really know about the origin  of life and subsequent history of life pleads in favor of a determined, internally directed and planned scenario


We know about HIV and cancer. I asked you to explain their existence in light of a planned scenario.

You cop out.

How very unexpected.

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:48   

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A picture is worth a thousand words.

Coward.

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I also mentioned that He'd have to give me a thorough explanation as to *why* I must "eat human babies".
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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,05:54   

Quote (oldmanintheskydidntdoit @ Feb. 23 2010,03:48)
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,05:46)
A picture is worth a thousand words.

Coward.

I don't thing  daevans is a coward. I think he jumbled the letters in his name and now he doesn't know how to get home.

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,06:04   

Quote (BWE @ Feb. 23 2010,10:54)
Quote (oldmanintheskydidntdoit @ Feb. 23 2010,03:48)
 
Quote (Daevans @ Feb. 23 2010,05:46)
A picture is worth a thousand words.

Coward.

I don't thing  daevans is a coward. I think he jumbled the letters in his name and now he doesn't know how to get home. is severly mentally ill.

Fixed that for you.

Any serious mental illness is a horrible and tragic affliction. Especially when it warps a person's reality to the point of incoherence. I wouldn't wish it on someone I hated. Here's hoping treatment is available.

Louis

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,06:07   

Hi, Dale

Welcome back. How's Buttermilk these days?

I read all your comments and failed to find an answer to my original (very simple) question. You wrote, in your first comment
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I don't believe evolution is a complete picture or that everything about evolutionary theory has been satisfactorily explained.

I asked you for evidence where a reputable scientist claimed either one or both of those things. You have yet to respond. A quote from Wallace dated three years before evolutionary theory was first described in print is not relevant to your claim. I'd appreciate it if you could support your assertion, or retract it if you can't.

And, BTW, I am a working biological scientist. There are others who have posted on this thread. So another of your claims seems to be untrue as well.

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,06:11   

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jon, I like the cut of your jib but you are just here to whine. Can you at least take a time out at being mad at other people because they don't want to hear your ideas any more?

Try to be decent for a day or 2 and see haw it is. Y'now, baby steps, right?

That is wonderful. I guess anyone who denies your failed hypothesis will be accused of being Professor Davison. The problem is staring you right in your eyes. The inability to accept the evidence. Hate it as much as you like but creative evolution is a phenomenon of the distant past and, like ontogeny, was always emergent and autoregulated with little reference to the environment.

Which evidence?

All I've read from you so far are unsubstantiated claims.
Take your last statement. What I'd refer to as evolutionary changes are in your opinion "emergent and autoregulated with little reference to the environment."
How do you explain then that, for example, sharks and dolphins do have a similar form while dolphins look different than land-living mammals if the environment doesn't have that much to do with it?
I assume you accept that dolphins are mammals and more closely related to land-living mammals than to sharks and are descendent from land-living mammals.

If you don't like my example, how about you provide a concrete example that shows how your hypothesis better predicts what we see than evolutionary theory?

BTW, I've asked you a question earlier. I'd be very interested in your answer.


ETA: I'm a working scientist, too.

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,06:11   

Quote (Louis @ Feb. 23 2010,04:04)

thanks louis. You're right.

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,08:50   

Of all the mean things I've said, and will say, about Paul Nelson, he deserves the most credit among all the IDiots for having the biggest pair of balls.  That's evolution for you!

At least Paul has the guts to come out here and mix it up once in a while.  Where are the rest of the creeps?  Safely behind their firewalls.

Over on Coyne's blog Nelson actually explained, at least superficially, how he can be a YEC and still present arguments about the Cambrian explosion accepting for the sake of argument a 500 million year timeframe.

It's not rational, but at least Nelson is sociable.

So, I for one vote to keep a chair by the fire for good old Paul.

p.s. as for the recent dialog, I can't believe that creotard brought up the UN.  Brilliant!

  
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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,11:12   

From my limited exposure, JAD is marginally better with English than DAEvans. Unless JAD has deteriorated in the last little while.  Just sayin'.

JAD's blog? Didn't he say... what was it.. oh,yeah:

"I have no interest in having my 'own' blog. I do not want a fan club, either."

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,11:25   

Quote (Louis @ Feb. 23 2010,06:43)
Jad or Vmartin? I love it so. Our new friend is likely an old friend. Awwwwwwwww how sweet.

Like herpes, they come back.

Louis

VMartin came to my mind, too, though having dropped the here-today-gone-tomorrow fake accent.

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,12:01   

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BWE if you are indeed interested I suggest you read up on several authors all anti-Darwinians, leaders in their various fields, and scholars like Leo Berg, Richard B. Goldschmidt, Pierre Grasse, Henry Fairfield Osborn, William Bateson, St George Jackson Mivart, Robert Broom, and Otto Schindewolf .

What "pro-Darwinian" literature have you read Daniel?

We can argue the effects of Darwinian ideology as the foundational support for secular reasoning in the abortion controversies and geriatric concerns. The emphasis on youth oriented dictates from WHO and the UN Human Rights Commission and Global Initiatives have its principles in Darwinian sciences such as, linguistics, behavioral ism and social sciences.

Why am I not surprised that it's a fetus fucker?

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(Permalink) Posted: Feb. 23 2010,12:33   

OK, this topic was split off of the Paul Nelson one where things went off-topic. Pray continue this stuff here, and Paul Nelson stuff there.

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