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jaguar 02-10-2005 03:43 AM

someone forgot their pills today.

Brown Thrasher 02-10-2005 11:16 AM

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Originally Posted by garnet
Have you ever had C02 poisoning?

nO NOT tHAT i'M AWARE OF. hAVE YOU EVER HAD LEAD POIsONING? :3_eyes:

lookout123 02-10-2005 02:16 PM

wow, i haven't popped into this thread in awhile. looks like i wasn't missing much... just mediocre trolling.

OnyxCougar 02-11-2005 05:14 AM

Yeah, it's pretty much been trashed.

mrnoodle 02-15-2005 04:07 PM

Actually, it might be a useful case study for the thread. Did that evolve, or was it created by too much meth?

Brown Thrasher 02-16-2005 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Undertoad
100% certainty is one of the worst errors you can commit.


That is the most intellegent comment I have heard on this post!!!!!!!

Happy Monkey 02-16-2005 05:31 PM

Are you sure?

Brown Thrasher 02-16-2005 06:44 PM

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Originally Posted by Happy Monkey
Evolution says nothing about the reason for life. That's a subject for philosophy, not science.

I may be wrong, but I thought this was a philosophy site. If this discussion is not based on philosophical thought, why not move it to a better suited scientific site. However, living in the 21st century, we cannot prove DNA 100% accurate, so why the argument on such a subjective subject?

Happy Monkey 02-16-2005 06:48 PM

You or I can say what we like about the reason for life. Evolution, being science, can not. It can only describe the mechanism, not the reason.

Brown Thrasher 02-16-2005 08:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Happy Monkey
You or I can say what we like about the reason for life. Evolution, being science, can not. It can only describe the mechanism, not the reason.

Again, I did not think this was a scienctific site. However I guess a creationist would say the origin of life was to make a man in god's image. Maybe he was bored I don't know.... Evolution on the other hand, which has been argued now on over 360 post is a scientific theory. Creationist believe in the fundamentalism of the christian doctrine, where evolutionst believe in many different theories of the origin of life. Who cares???? When something is proven without a doubt concerning this topic, I will assure my undivided attention. Until then, let the sun shine in........

Happy Monkey 02-16-2005 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Brown Thrasher
Again, I did not think this was a scienctific site.

This is a discussion site. All topics are valid.

tw 02-17-2005 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Brown Thrasher
I may be wrong, but I thought this was a philosophy site. If this discussion is not based on philosophical thought, why not move it to a better suited scientific site.

Religion is only a science that became so introverted as to not advance itself. And that is the overall philosophy.

Did I miss any important buzz words?

Brown Thrasher 02-17-2005 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by tw
Religion is only a science that became so introverted as to not advance itself. And that is the overall philosophy.

Did I miss any important buzz words?

Pretty strong words. "When a speculative philosopher believes he has comprehended the world once and for all in his system, he is deceiving himself, he has merely comprehended himself and then naively projected that view upon the world." C.G. Jung
I can't believe that statement about religion being so intoverted as to not advance itself. I am neither religious nor atheisis. I consider myself agnostic.
However, the argument you presented is of shallow thought in my opinion.
Let me get this straight. religion is science and because of the introversion it is now philosophy..... Is that your qoute? I hope not. One of the problems with religion as I see it is the extroversion. Trying to get others to believe because you do...... You didn't miss any "buzz" words, I could reconize. However, I am still reeling over your statement......

Happy Monkey 02-17-2005 06:52 PM

Religion was the equivalent of science - an attempt to make an orderly description of the operation of the world - before science was invented.

Brown Thrasher 02-18-2005 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Happy Monkey
Religion was the equivalent of science - an attempt to make an orderly description of the operation of the world - before science was invented.

If that's the case, why the continued argument on this subject. Probably because others have different views...... ;)


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