02 Jun 14
Originally posted by RJHindsThe debate isn't about "what most people believe".
So most people believe that to evolve into a more complex organism an increase in genetic information is necessary because more complex organisms have more genetic information.
"Most people" are almost as ignorant as you so their opinion is worthless.
Originally posted by wolfgang59The fact that he exists at all is proof against a Creator; why would a Creator want to create such horrible evil arrogant morons? So there could be a 9/11? Or just to piss off intelligent people? Unless this 'Creator' is himself an evil moron, that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.
The fact that you have offspring is strong evidence against a Creator.
Originally posted by wolfgang59Is the following restatement on the subject more acceptable in the debate?
The debate isn't about "what most people believe".
"Most people" are almost as ignorant as you so their opinion is worthless.
New genetic information is necessary to evolve into a more complex organism and generally that would assume an increase in genetic information.
If not, then how would you change it to an informed statement of the fact?
08 Jun 14
Mainstream science says the heavy elements in Earth are remnants of stellar explosions long ago.
RJ, given the position you have staked out, which of these two seems right to you?
1) It is NOT true that Earth's heavy elements are star remnants.
2) The stellar remnant scenario is true, with the understanding that all the contributing stars exploded less than 10,000 years ago.
09 Jun 14
Originally posted by Paul Dirac II1) It is NOT true that Earth's heavy elements are star remnants.
Mainstream science says the heavy elements in Earth are remnants of stellar explosions long ago.
RJ, given the position you have staked out, which of these two seems right to you?
1) It is NOT true that Earth's heavy elements are star remnants.
2) The stellar remnant scenario is true, with the understanding that all the contributing stars exploded less than 10,000 years ago.
09 Jun 14
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Originally posted by FabianFnasThe heavy elements probably came from water. And heavy metal came from a mixture of rock, blues, and jazz with increased volume.
So, scientifically speaking, where do the heavy elements come from?
Don't answer goddidit, because that is not a valid answer, scientifically.