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Originally posted by awake_and_aware
....or whether he's actively trying to decieve people on the internet, i just don't know.
Judging by some of his posts...it's the latter.
Originally posted by slugger9787
reply to post by malcr
this thread is about the probability that there should be 1000's of planets teeming with life.
The fact that there are not is proof of creation.
Originally posted by OldThinker
reply to post by Segador
That's a good point Segador, it may not be either/or...
Where do you shake out now?
Originally posted by Segador
I am a Jedi , so far no one is able to prove that my religion is wrong so I choose Jedi.
Originally posted by OldThinker
Originally posted by Segador
I am a Jedi , so far no one is able to prove that my religion is wrong so I choose Jedi.
May the force be with you
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Originally posted by slugger9787
reply to post by malcr
this thread is about the probability that there should be 1000's of planets teeming with life.
The fact that there are not is proof of creation.
Originally posted by OldThinker
reply to post by Sinter Klaas
Sinter Klaas, Hey!!
I'm not trying to 'argue' with you....have you ever thought about the 94/6 scenario before?
I'm mean should there be life 94 out of 100 times?
Since voyager left our solar system, did it see any...sure it's gotta a ways to go...but it should find some huh?
OT
Originally posted by OldThinker
I simply do not have the time to fully answer this question...
Originally posted by OldThinker
Granted it will be my opinion, when I do present...but get this clear young man...I am avoiding nothing....
Originally posted by OldThinker
If really interested I have told you more than once I have 4K posts with reams of OT's research, look away...but let's cut the trashing of 'theists' and 'thumbers'
Originally posted by OldThinker
I've been here on ATS for 5 yrs,
Originally posted by _Phoenix_
Not really sure where this 94% is coming from.
But let's see, our solar system, wouldn't even pop up on the radar of how huge out universe is, it not even like 00000.1% of the universe in size, infact some scientist don't know if the universe actually ends, and if if it does end, is this the only universe? or are there billions of others just like there are billions of galaxies?
If we have explored less than like 00000.1% of the universe, how does this 94% even come into the question? We have not explored enough to even answer that question.
Edit: wow I didn't realize this thread was so big! Nice thread mate.
Every system has variation; some of this is due to the system itself, known as common cause variation; some of it is due to singular incidents or special situations; this is special cause variation. In his book, Out of the Crisis (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1982), W. Edwards Deming estimated that 94 percent of problems (or possibilities for improvement) lie with the system as common-cause variation; 6 percent are special causes.
Originally posted by srahhhhh
96% of matter in the universe is dark matter...which we (scientists, etc) don't know what it is...that means, we only know about 4% of the matter that's out there...theres a lot to be learned about this universe.
...this may be irrelevant to this discussion, but the 94/6 types of variation reminded me of this fact that I learned in astronomy.
edit on 10-9-2010 by srahhhhh because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Frostmore
reply to post by Segador
Duct tape is like the force: It has a dark side and a light side and it holds the universe together
On topic: How cruel an existence, so improbable that we have to argue about it for thousands of years…
The thing is tough; with infinite time, improbable things do happen.