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Originally posted by NemesioIn an earlier post he basically implied that the blind spot gives us better eyes!!!! (by stating that we are “much better off with blind spots” -he refused to elaborate on why so -so I can only assume that he is implying that it is because it somehow makes our eyes better!!! -why else?)
What do you think, KellyJay?
Do you think that eyes with blind spots are better or worse than eyes without them?
Nemesio
-he never explained why this should be so and I bet you will never get a straight answer from him to this simple question of “why so” without him making reference to “god” or "God" (I don't know what the difference is supposed to be) or the Bible or a verse from the Bible.
Originally posted by Andrew HamiltonI'm telling you this point is very important to me.
What does that mean?
(+ you still haven’t made any counter arguments)
God is the one and only God there is none other, while god can be
a piece of wood, or one of several gods. I'm trying to be specific here
with who we were talking about, the points that have to do with God
we can deal with after this.
Kelly
Originally posted by Andrew HamiltonNo I didn't.
In an earlier post he basically implied that the blind spot gives us better eyes!!!! (by stating that we are “much better off with blind spots” -he refused to elaborate on why so -so I can only assume that he is implying that it is because it somehow makes our eyes better!!! -why else?)
-he never explained why this should be so and I bet you will ...[text shortened]... (I don't know what the difference is supposed to be) or the Bible or a verse from the Bible.
Kelly
Originally posted by KellyJayThe difference is important to you but not the argument. The logical argument for any god/God is the same.
I'm telling you this point is very important to me.
God is the one and only God there is none other, while god can be
a piece of wood, or one of several gods. I'm trying to be specific here
with who we were talking about, the points that have to do with God
we can deal with after this.
Kelly
If you wish to present an argument for a deity it will be the same argument.
Using a capital G will not make your argument better.
Originally posted by KellyJayMore preaching
I'm telling you this point is very important to me.
God is the one and only God there is none other, while god can be
a piece of wood, or one of several gods. I'm trying to be specific here
with who we were talking about, the points that have to do with God
we can deal with after this.
Kelly
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Originally posted by EladarThe simple are easily pleased.
[b]You know what I hate? I hate ignorance. I especially object to those
who promote it.
I see you hate yourself. But then perhaps you are too ignorant to recognize your own ignorance, therefore you wouldn't be aware of the fact that you should hate yourself.
I love it.[/b]
Originally posted by Eladarhey, get off my turf buddy. Find your own niche to exploit.
[b]You know what I hate? I hate ignorance. I especially object to those
who promote it.
I see you hate yourself. But then perhaps you are too ignorant to recognize your own ignorance, therefore you wouldn't be aware of the fact that you should hate yourself.
I love it.[/b]
Originally posted by KellyJayYes, you said having eyes is better than not having eyes. I agree. It wasn't
No I didn't.
Kelly
entirely clear the way you wrote it, but I figured it out. Andrew Hamilton misunderstood.
Now, can you answer this very simple question:
Is having eyes with blind spots better or worse than having the same eyes without
them?
Nemesio
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Originally posted by NemesioI'm going to go with "eyes without blind spots are better than eyes with blind spots", as blind-spot free eye will gather more information than the same eye with a blind spot. Considering the amount of information processing that goes on right now when processing vision from our blind-spotted eyes, the amount of extra information would have a negligible effect on our processing speed, but would have a measurable positive impact on our visual acuity.
Yes, you said having eyes is better than not having eyes. I agree. It wasn't
entirely clear the way you wrote it, but I figured it out. Andrew Hamilton misunderstood.
Now, can you answer this very simple question:
Is having eyes with blind spots better or worse than having the same eyes without
them?
Nemesio
Care to comment, KellyJay?