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It discribes laser and how y cromosomes are inherited from father to son, it shows that it is possible to walk through walls and explains the atomic bomb as a burning mountain.
Originally posted by Kano
*cough* Appendix *cough*
Oh, and as far as your bombardier beetles go:
www.talkorigins.org...
Read the whole thing its worth it. Its even nicely referenced and all. Don't try and attack this conclusion without reading the page. I know thats what you are thinking.
Originally posted by LeenBekkemaa
Micromarius, Erich von Daniken is using all the religions of the wolrd in a scientific manner. But that one you don't like because it doesn't fit in the picture of God, while it fits exactly in science.
At the moment, since we have no idea how probable life is, it's virtually impossible to assign any meaningful probabilities to any of the steps to life except the first two (monomers to polymers p=1.0, formation of catalytic polymers p=1.0). For the replicating polymers to hypercycle transition, the probability may well be 1.0 if Kauffman is right about catalytic closure and his phase transition models, but this requires real chemistry and more detailed modelling to confirm. For the hypercycle->protobiont transition, the probability here is dependent on theoretical concepts still being developed, and is unknown.
However, in the end life's feasibility depends on chemistry and biochemistry that we are still studying, not coin flipping.
Originally posted by outsidethemilkglass
I beleive we've uncovered a new conspiricy. Why do they want proof so bad? why don't they want proof for God?
Originally posted by Satyr
That's actually a very small number, in comparison to the size of the universe, isn't it?
Originally posted by StationsCreation
Originally posted by Satyr
That's actually a very small number, in comparison to the size of the universe, isn't it?
You think thats a small number in comparison to the universe.
Its estimated that there is something like 10^79 electrons in the universe. Now compare that number with 10^20283.
Still think its a very small number?
Originally posted by outsidethemilkglass
I don't exactly know, but I always thought it was simple oceanic chemical reactions that eventually began to get more and more complex over time until eventually the reactions reacted as if they were alive. Which then paved the way for single celled organisms.
I would like to refer back to myself what i said earlier, what they put in that soup, they know for a fact DID not exhist at the time, but they don't tell you that in biology do they?
Originally posted by outsidethemilkglass
For a postulate to qualify as a scientific theory is must fulfill three basic criteria.
1. The postulate must be observable.
2. The postulate must be capable of repeatable experimental verification.
3. The postulate must withstand a falsifiability test, or an experiment must be conceived the failure of which would disprove the postulate.
Neither evolution nor creation can meet the above three criteria and thus are not theories but postulates. In fact neither are fully capable of becoming theories because of the limits of observing events that happened many years in the past
www.evanwiggs.com...
Originally posted by Ozzie
OK one example if evolution is a sound theory.
Crabs. crabs have been around in various forms since the same time things meant to of crawled out the sea. crabs are among few gilled animals that can survive quite a while out of water, so why didnt they evolve lungs.
Originally posted by outsidethemilkglass
For a postulate to qualify as a scientific theory is must fulfill three basic criteria.
1. The postulate must be observable.
2. The postulate must be capable of repeatable experimental verification.
3. The postulate must withstand a falsifiability test, or an experiment must be conceived the failure of which would disprove the postulate.
Neither evolution nor creation can meet the above three criteria and thus are not theories but postulates. In fact neither are fully capable of becoming theories because of the limits of observing events that happened many years in the past