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still eats dirt
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: Tampa, FL
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Fair enough, OC -- I'll agree with most of what you say. I still take issue with this:
scientists believe evolution is a fact, based on this theory I think they only give the impression of that when you hear them speak or when they use it to generate other theories. The evolutionary theory is still a theory, it is still challenged to this day, it is still revised and updated to this day, and [hopefully] that is something all scientists understand. What a theory is, how they are generated, how they are published, how they are changed, and how they are reviewed is taught in the most basic of classes. Evolutionary theory still isn't fact, just as the theory of gravity isn't a fact just at relativity isn't a fact. Remember the post someone made about the different portions of the brain named after different animal types? People all over the world are being told that evolution happened. Period. This is just terminology that people are misreading. If people are accidentally getting that much out of these basic terms for functional parts of the brain, thats their problem. Just as there is no funny "bone", simple reading about it would clear up the issue very quickly. |
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Junior Master Dwellar
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Kingdom of Atlantia
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I'll round up some quotes for you, Kitsune. This is way more pervasive than I think you (and alot of other people) realize.
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