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Acartia_Bogart



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 27 2014,19:01   

How do Barry Arrogant and KF not dislocate their shoulders patting themselves on the back?

  
Acartia_Bogart



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 27 2014,19:07   

Barry Arrogant upon someone questioning whether someone was banned, or just faked their death:

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Barry ArringtonSeptember 27, 2014 at 3:42 pm
Do you seriously not understand that implicit in your request was the suggestion that I was lying? OK. I will take your word for it.


Apparently, calling Barry a liar, which he is, is a capital offence at UD.

  
Richardthughes



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 27 2014,23:51   

Quote (Acartia_Bogart @ Sep. 27 2014,19:07)
Barry Arrogant upon someone questioning whether someone was banned, or just faked their death:

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Barry ArringtonSeptember 27, 2014 at 3:42 pm
Do you seriously not understand that implicit in your request was the suggestion that I was lying? OK. I will take your word for it.


Apparently, calling Barry a liar, which he is, is a capital offence at UD.

Well, as Barry has a history of asking people direct questions then not allowing their answers through, I think we can "infer to the best explanation" who's not being honest.

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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 27 2014,23:58   

http://recursed.blogspot.com/2014....ie.html

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"You magnificent bastard! " : Louis
"ATBC poster child", "I have to agree with Rich.." : DaveTard
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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,02:32   

Quote (Richardthughes @ Sep. 27 2014,23:58)
http://recursed.blogspot.com/2014.......ie.html

Awesome.

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Quack



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,04:08   

Quote (Wesley R. Elsberry @ Sep. 28 2014,02:32)
 
Quote (Richardthughes @ Sep. 27 2014,23:58)
http://recursed.blogspot.com/2014.......ie.html

Awesome.

My habitual response to such writing is "Lovely".

I can only lament poor Barry; by his own quirky mind he's forever barred from experiencing that delicious tingle in the spine from reading such awesome prose.

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stevestory



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,07:50   

Silly Barry.

   
stevestory



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,07:57   

odds are it's not even over. Barry's gonna keep punching that thing, until he's covered in tar.

   
stevestory



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,07:59   

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10. And finally, here's the funniest thing of all. There are actually at least two different legitimate ways to criticize my analysis on a technical basis. I even gave a not-so-subtle hint about one of them! Yet the Uncommon Descent folks, harnessing all the power of intellectual heavyweights like Barry Arrington and Eric Anderson and Gordon Mullings, could not manage to find them. What a surprise.

Silly Barry. Have a cookie.


i need a cigarette.

   
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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,08:10   

Quote (Richardthughes @ Sep. 28 2014,05:58)
http://recursed.blogspot.com/2014.......ie.html

Couldn't happen to a nicer chap.

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Soapy Sam



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,12:20   

gpuccio:

 
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AVS:

Are you out of your mind?

The biological translation system works with biochemical molecules, exactly like a computer works with transistors and electricity. There is no difference.


Exactly like? There is no difference? Really?

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The symbolic coupling of codons and AAs is realized by the 20 aminoacyl tRNA synthetases, and depend critically on their complex tertiary structure.


Ah. Just like 'transistors and electricity', then.

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SoapySam is a pathetic asswiper. Joe G

BTW, when you make little jabs like “I thought basic logic was one thing UDers could handle,” you come off looking especially silly when you turn out to be wrong. - Barry Arrington

  
Ptaylor



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,15:16   

Not wanting to take a personal shot at Cornelius Hunter, I think this Arrington quote from a few days ago is appropriate for recording here:
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The irony of Shallit, a second rate thinker (as demonstrated in at least four posts concerning ID that I know of), insulting the intelligence of a first rate thinker (Hunter) has not escaped me.

UD link
Irony upon ironies.

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Richardthughes



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,16:59   

Quote (Ptaylor @ Sep. 28 2014,15:16)
Not wanting to take a personal shot at Cornelius Hunter, I think this Arrington quote from a few days ago is appropriate for recording here:
 
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The irony of Shallit, a second rate thinker (as demonstrated in at least four posts concerning ID that I know of), insulting the intelligence of a first rate thinker (Hunter) has not escaped me.

UD link
Irony upon ironies.

The opinion of a 10^150 rate thinker.

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stevestory



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,18:25   

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MapouSeptember 28, 2014 at 5:10 pm

It bothers me when I see Darwinists/materialists freely post their lies on UD. Not that I am telling anybody what to do here but I would ban all of them if I were in charge. We don’t need them. There is enough disagreement between various ID factions already to last us a century. Only friends should disagree amongst themselves, IMO. What is the point of arguing with enemies?

Anyway, that’s the way I see it but then again, I’ve always been a rebel and a loon.


linky

   
JohnW



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,18:51   

Quote (Richardthughes @ Sep. 28 2014,14:59)
Quote (Ptaylor @ Sep. 28 2014,15:16)
Not wanting to take a personal shot at Cornelius Hunter, I think this Arrington quote from a few days ago is appropriate for recording here:
 
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The irony of Shallit, a second rate thinker (as demonstrated in at least four posts concerning ID that I know of), insulting the intelligence of a first rate thinker (Hunter) has not escaped me.

UD link
Irony upon ironies.

The opinion of a 10^150 rate thinker.

No, more than that.  It's rates all the way down.

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Texas Teach



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,18:58   

Quote (JohnW @ Sep. 28 2014,18:51)
Quote (Richardthughes @ Sep. 28 2014,14:59)
Quote (Ptaylor @ Sep. 28 2014,15:16)
Not wanting to take a personal shot at Cornelius Hunter, I think this Arrington quote from a few days ago is appropriate for recording here:
   
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The irony of Shallit, a second rate thinker (as demonstrated in at least four posts concerning ID that I know of), insulting the intelligence of a first rate thinker (Hunter) has not escaped me.

UD link
Irony upon ironies.

The opinion of a 10^150 rate thinker.

No, more than that.  It's rates all the way down.

He's gotta be at least 4th from the bottom with the likes of Byers, Joe, and Gaulin still converting oxygen to TARD.

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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,21:25   

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He's gotta be at least 4th from the bottom with the likes of Byers, Joe, and Gaulin still converting oxygen to TARD.

Is that like Phlogiston theory?

  
REC



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,21:26   

Where's Rob Sheldon on that scale?

Regarding the recent finding that our water is older than the sun:

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But unfortunately, Cleeves has proven too much. If the water is interstellar, then it wasn’t made in stars–which of course would ruin the D/H ratio too. But if it wasn’t made in stars, then it is primordial, Big Bang created. But if it is primordial, then where did the oxygen in the water come from, since the BB doesn’t make oxygen? Cleeves has solved one problem–the elevated D/H ratio–by creating another–the origin of Oxygen in the interstellar water.


Compounds aren't made in nucleosynthesis, elements are. There is a field called CHEMISTRY that you may wish to explore. Oxygen produced by fusion in stars is belched out, and reacts with the already abundant hydrogen or deuterium (from the big bang) to make light or heavy water.

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Now as it happens, I’m working on a theory and simulation that says that the Big Bang *did* make oxygen, lots of it


Can't tell if this is a setup to a punchline I missed, or awesome quackery in action. The paragraph involves a Canada reference, and O'leary posted the whole thing....so....???

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so that the missing “dark matter” of the galaxies is nothing more nor less than ice, as found in comets.


Water is observable with photons of many wavelengths (and the article cited by Sheldon discusses spectroscopy of interstellar ice), so by definition isn't dark.....but hey.....why not.....

Edited by REC on Sep. 28 2014,21:33

  
Henry J



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 28 2014,21:40   

For the big bang to have produced oxygen, it would also have had to produce the elements leading up to it.

Somehow I suspect that cosmologists would have noticed that already if it was there.

  
sparc



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,00:32   

Tim Kershner has a new ID video series on you tube called Lights out staring
Ann Guger
Fazale Rana (who's that) and
Jonathan McLatchie
Lights out, indeed - and back to the dark ages.

Edited by sparc on Sep. 29 2014,00:33

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Learned Hand



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,01:20   

Please forgive a long post, but I'm listening to a (very boring) CLE class on bullying, which of course brings Mr. Arrington to mind.

I know many honest, decent people. (And given my profession, some who are honest if not always decent because they know the reputation benefits them.) None of them fret and rage about perceived slights to their character the way Barry Arrington does. They show their honesty rather than demanding that people take their word for it.

In my opinion, it's a warning sign when someone demands that you credit their honesty rather than being confident in their ability to demonstrate it. Let's test that rule of thumb against Mr. Arrington!

Off of the top of my head, I can think of three dishonest things he's done at Uncommon Descent. (I don't know much about his life outside of it, and express no opinion about it.)

The first was way back in 2009, when I was mostly lurking at UD: http://www.uncommondescent.com/intelli....-scotus

Mr. Arrington quotemined Justice Ginsburg, claiming that she was " talking about controlling the growth of 'populations that we don’t want to have too many of'" and implying that she supported eugenics. But this is a dishonest manipulation of her statement. As I said at the time, she was not advocating eugenics but describing a mistaken impression she had in the 70s that others had that goal. Mr. Arrington didn't tell an outright lie, just a quotemine of the sort we see coming often from creationists. He did not bother to correct his calumny, but he also didn't ban me for challenging his misrepresentation. (Ironically he likes to demand that people who criticize him apologize; I've never seen him do the same, no matter how baseless his insults.)

About two weeks later, though, Mr. Arrington exercised another opportunity to demonstrate his character:
http://www.uncommondescent.com/intelli....ossible

He thoroughly misrepresented a post by Seversky, and banned me when I pointed out that misrepresentation. His attempts to smear Seversky with a pretended defense of pornography and "sexual slavery" seemed, in my reading, so unfounded that even many of the UD regulars were hesitant to defend him. He was even uncharacteristically reluctant to defend himself, merely banning his critics. (I seem to recall I wasn't the only one, but couldn't swear to it.)

Eventually, after seeing Joe and others un-ban themselves with new registrations, I began posting again as Pro Hac Vice. That ended when, a little over a year ago, when Mr. Arrington had another tantrum about someone daring to question his integrity:
http://www.uncommondescent.com/intelli....ot-sink

The backstory is a little tedious, but I cross-posted the message that (I think) got me banned at TSZ:
http://theskepticalzone.com/wp....t....t-35351

Long story short, Mr. Arrington edited a statement to make it look much more inflammatory than it was, then pretended to be on fire.

Three little instances of casual dishonesty, I think. Nothing to cry over or make a difference in the real world. But given his recent pious posturing about rules of charity and "Darwinian debating tactics," I thought it was worth illustrating Mr. Arrington's approach to his posts and comments at Uncommon Descent. He maligns his critics but demands that they treat him like a gentleman. He deceives his readers and bans those who point out the truth. He demands apologies from people he feels have wronged him, but revels in pettiness against them himself. And he complains that his enemies are tricksy debaters who can't have a serious conversation, but has never—and I mean that I can't think of a single example—had a polite discussion on UD with someone who disagreed with him.

Bydand!

  
Quack



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,02:37   

I rarely bother going to UcD. That's because I am in the habit of quietly withdrawing whenever I encounter uncouth, silly people.

Can the problem simply be that they are lack the ability of intraspection? In the Bible we read "Forgive them, they don't know what they are doing" but there is one thing I find unforgivable: Sin against The Holy Spirit of Truth.

     
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Introspection generally provides a privileged access to our own mental states,[2] not mediated by other sources of knowledge, so that individual experience of the mind is unique. Introspection can determine any number of mental states including: sensory, bodily, cognitive, emotional and so forth.

Introspection has been a subject of philosophical discussion for thousands of years. The philosopher Plato asked, "…why should we not calmly and patiently review our own thoughts, and thoroughly examine and see what these appearances in us really are?" (Wikipedia)


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Acartia_Bogart



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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,07:25   

Leading Hand, Barry Arrogant just demonstrated your exact point I a recent post DK Demonstrates the "Turnabout Tactic".

This entire post is about the audacity of Daniel King calling Barry a liar for banning a commenter. Since I am the commenter who was banned, I can honestly say that Barry was lying when he said that he didn't ban me. But that really isn't the point. The real point is that DK never called Barry a liar. All he did was voice his opinion that I would not write a comment with the intent of misleading people into believing that I was banned.

But, not only must Barry defend his honour, he must belittle and demean his "accuser" while he does so.

But the most hilarious statement in this entire post is the following:
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I thought about posting a further defense and then thought better of it. I decided that reasonable people would see through DK’s tactics for themselves, and if they did not there was probably no help for them.

So, responding to DK's accusations would be beneath him, but crafting an entire OP describing the event is OK.

  
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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,07:53   

Quote (Learned Hand @ Sep. 29 2014,01:20)
Please forgive a long post, but I'm listening to a (very boring) CLE class on bullying, which of course brings Mr. Arrington to mind.

I know many honest, decent people. (And given my profession, some who are honest if not always decent because they know the reputation benefits them.) None of them fret and rage about perceived slights to their character the way Barry Arrington does. They show their honesty rather than demanding that people take their word for it.

In my opinion, it's a warning sign when someone demands that you credit their honesty rather than being confident in their ability to demonstrate it. Let's test that rule of thumb against Mr. Arrington!

Off of the top of my head, I can think of three dishonest things he's done at Uncommon Descent. (I don't know much about his life outside of it, and express no opinion about it.)

The first was way back in 2009, when I was mostly lurking at UD: http://www.uncommondescent.com/intelli....-scotus

Mr. Arrington quotemined Justice Ginsburg, claiming that she was " talking about controlling the growth of 'populations that we don’t want to have too many of'" and implying that she supported eugenics. But this is a dishonest manipulation of her statement. As I said at the time, she was not advocating eugenics but describing a mistaken impression she had in the 70s that others had that goal. Mr. Arrington didn't tell an outright lie, just a quotemine of the sort we see coming often from creationists. He did not bother to correct his calumny, but he also didn't ban me for challenging his misrepresentation. (Ironically he likes to demand that people who criticize him apologize; I've never seen him do the same, no matter how baseless his insults.)

About two weeks later, though, Mr. Arrington exercised another opportunity to demonstrate his character:
http://www.uncommondescent.com/intelli....ossible

He thoroughly misrepresented a post by Seversky, and banned me when I pointed out that misrepresentation. His attempts to smear Seversky with a pretended defense of pornography and "sexual slavery" seemed, in my reading, so unfounded that even many of the UD regulars were hesitant to defend him. He was even uncharacteristically reluctant to defend himself, merely banning his critics. (I seem to recall I wasn't the only one, but couldn't swear to it.)

Eventually, after seeing Joe and others un-ban themselves with new registrations, I began posting again as Pro Hac Vice. That ended when, a little over a year ago, when Mr. Arrington had another tantrum about someone daring to question his integrity:
http://www.uncommondescent.com/intelli....ot-sink

The backstory is a little tedious, but I cross-posted the message that (I think) got me banned at TSZ:
http://theskepticalzone.com/wp....t....t-35351

Long story short, Mr. Arrington edited a statement to make it look much more inflammatory than it was, then pretended to be on fire.

Three little instances of casual dishonesty, I think. Nothing to cry over or make a difference in the real world. But given his recent pious posturing about rules of charity and "Darwinian debating tactics," I thought it was worth illustrating Mr. Arrington's approach to his posts and comments at Uncommon Descent. He maligns his critics but demands that they treat him like a gentleman. He deceives his readers and bans those who point out the truth. He demands apologies from people he feels have wronged him, but revels in pettiness against them himself. And he complains that his enemies are tricksy debaters who can't have a serious conversation, but has never—and I mean that I can't think of a single example—had a polite discussion on UD with someone who disagreed with him.

Bydand!

If one performs an action to be dishonest, then one is willfully dishonest.

If one makes a mistake, then one should own up to it and apologize.

Creationists, including Barry, are willfully dishonest, by promoting the known lies of others and creating new lies of their own.

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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,08:24   

Quote (stevestory @ Sep. 28 2014,16:25)
 
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MapouSeptember 28, 2014 at 5:10 pm

It bothers me when I see Darwinists/materialists freely post their lies on UD. Not that I am telling anybody what to do here but I would ban all of them if I were in charge. We don’t need them. There is enough disagreement between various ID factions already to last us a century. Only friends should disagree amongst themselves, IMO. What is the point of arguing with enemies?

Anyway, that’s the way I see it but then again, I’ve always been a rebel and a loon.


linky

I guess we'll never have a chance to become frenemies then...unless, of course, under our noses, a Darwinist and an IDist were to become love-struck, consummate their love-that-dare-not-speak-its-name, producing a child...oh, what then, what then?!

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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,08:38   

Quote (REC @ Sep. 28 2014,19:26)
Water is observable with photons of many wavelengths (and the article cited by Sheldon discusses spectroscopy of interstellar ice), so by definition isn't dark.....but hey.....why not.....

Didnt IDiots prove that ice is not water and water is not ice; henceforth, by inference via the LNC, the two shall never become one? If that is not reasonably obvious and commonly sensible to you, then there is no help for you here. Good day, sir. I said, Good day!

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F/Ns to F/Ns to F/Ns etc. The whole thing is F/N ridiculous -Seversky on KF footnote fetish 8-20-11
Sigh. Really Bill? - Barry Arrington

  
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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,08:47   

Quote (Ptaylor @ Sep. 28 2014,13:16)
Not wanting to take a personal shot at Cornelius Hunter, I think this Arrington quote from a few days ago is appropriate for recording here:
   
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The irony of Shallit, a second rate thinker (as demonstrated in at least four posts concerning ID that I know of), insulting the intelligence of a first rate thinker (Hunter) has not escaped me.

UD link
Irony upon ironies.

It has become a Game of Ironies. Barry is working at great machinations so as to retain the Irony Throne (low-flush as mandated by the Department of Energy in 1992)

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F/Ns to F/Ns to F/Ns etc. The whole thing is F/N ridiculous -Seversky on KF footnote fetish 8-20-11
Sigh. Really Bill? - Barry Arrington

  
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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,09:51   

Quote (REC @ Sep. 29 2014,03:26)
Oxygen produced by fusion in stars is belched out, and reacts with the already abundant hydrogen or deuterium (from the big bang) to make light or heavy water.

   
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Now as it happens, I’m working on a theory and simulation that says that the Big Bang *did* make oxygen, lots of it


Can't tell if this is a setup to a punchline I missed, or awesome quackery in action. The paragraph involves a Canada reference, and O'leary posted the whole thing....so....???

   
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so that the missing “dark matter” of the galaxies is nothing more nor less than ice, as found in comets.


Water is observable with photons of many wavelengths (and the article cited by Sheldon discusses spectroscopy of interstellar ice), so by definition isn't dark.....but hey.....why not.....

Time [ice] Cube!


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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,12:10   

Quote (REC @ Sep. 28 2014,19:26)
Where's Rob Sheldon on that scale?

Regarding the recent finding that our water is older than the sun:

   
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But unfortunately, Cleeves has proven too much. If the water is interstellar, then it wasn’t made in stars–which of course would ruin the D/H ratio too. But if it wasn’t made in stars, then it is primordial, Big Bang created. But if it is primordial, then where did the oxygen in the water come from, since the BB doesn’t make oxygen? Cleeves has solved one problem–the elevated D/H ratio–by creating another–the origin of Oxygen in the interstellar water.


Compounds aren't made in nucleosynthesis, elements are. There is a field called CHEMISTRY that you may wish to explore. Oxygen produced by fusion in stars is belched out, and reacts with the already abundant hydrogen or deuterium (from the big bang) to make light or heavy water.

   
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Now as it happens, I’m working on a theory and simulation that says that the Big Bang *did* make oxygen, lots of it


Can't tell if this is a setup to a punchline I missed, or awesome quackery in action. The paragraph involves a Canada reference, and O'leary posted the whole thing....so....???

   
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so that the missing “dark matter” of the galaxies is nothing more nor less than ice, as found in comets.


Water is observable with photons of many wavelengths (and the article cited by Sheldon discusses spectroscopy of interstellar ice), so by definition isn't dark.....but hey.....why not.....

You missed the best bit (bolded):
 
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Now as it happens, I’m working on a theory and simulation that says that the Big Bang *did* make oxygen, lots of it, so that the missing “dark matter” of the galaxies is nothing more nor less than ice, as found in comets. And since we have already shown that comets carry fossil bacteria and bio-engineered magnetites, then we don’t need to wait for the planet-finder mission to find us a Cinderella-zone Earthlike planet–we have billions of habitable comets moving in and out of Cinderella zones, flourishing and freezing like the mosquito population of Canada.

Settled science, that is.  No longer in question.

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Math is just a language of reality. Its a waste of time to know it. - Robert Byers

There isn't any probability that the letter d is in the word "mathematics"...  The correct answer would be "not even 0" - JoeG

  
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(Permalink) Posted: Sep. 29 2014,17:48   

LULZ:

http://www.uncommondescent.com/christi....ng-time

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“Still Awaiting Engagement: A Reply to Robert Bishop on Darwin’s Doubt”


Rich, considering:

http://pandasthumb.org/archive....ay.html

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