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Originally posted by jimmiec
reply to post by Barcs
Well, i am aware that it is a point of contention whether animals have a sixth sense, they do have the ability to hear infrasound. A dog whistle for example. I am not talking about the physical aspect of evolution at all. That is a valuable ability. It could be that humans lost it. I see no reason why they would never have had it. Maybe we did have it and ancient civilizations used it and magnetics the way we use electricity generally speaking. The ability could have slowly been lost after the last ice age i suppose. I remain a skeptic in some aspects of evolution. I do believe in evolution, i just think there are a few holes in it when it comes to humans.
Originally posted by BrandonD
You are smart to be skeptical when it comes to evolution. It is a 50 foot bridge that some people are desperately trying to span across a 100 foot ravine.
Originally posted by Barcs
Don't be fooled by posts like this. People are heavily invested in a faith based belief system so strong, that they blindly believe anything on a website that supports this claim. In reality, this person is not a scientist, nor do they know more than one about biology. Does biology have the full 100% picture of evolution? Of course not. Is the evidence overwhelming that the evolution process actually does happen? Yes. We know the process happens, we might not know the exact cause of every detail or know of every single creature to ever live on the planet and their exact dates of extinction and origination, but it doesn't discount the absolute facts that show genetic mutation and natural selection are integral in determining the direction of a species and lead to adaptive changes over time dictated by the environment over millions of years.edit on 22-1-2013 by Barcs because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by BrandonD
HiLARious. Seriously.
This is a PERFECT example of the intellectual poverty demonstrated by the dogmatic adherents of pop science.
Someone doubts the tenets of their infallible authority figures? "Well our authority figures couldn't possibly be wrong, so this person MUST be a religious person."
I couldn't care less about religion, if I met Jesus or Mohammed I'd kick them under a bus. I'm just pointing out that the emperor has no clothes, and those that scrub the emperor's back don't like to hear him being talked about that way.
Notice I don't call it science but pop science, that is because the contemporary institutions of science are nothing but factories of intellectual fashion, rather than practicioners of the scientific method.
Originally posted by john_bmth
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Please try harder in future.
Notice I don't call it science but pop science, that is because the contemporary institutions of science are nothing but factories of intellectual fashion, rather than practicioners of the scientific method.
Originally posted by stereologist
It reads like a computer generated nonsense phrase. It's fluff.
Would you care to add substance to your claim such as naming a particular person or group that is producing what you call "pop science"?
Originally posted by BrandonD
HiLARious. Seriously.
This is a PERFECT example of the intellectual poverty demonstrated by the dogmatic adherents of pop science.
Someone doubts the tenets of their infallible authority figures? "Well our authority figures couldn't possibly be wrong, so this person MUST be a religious person."
I couldn't care less about religion, if I met Jesus or Mohammed I'd kick them under a bus. I'm just pointing out that the emperor has no clothes, and those that scrub the emperor's back don't like to hear him being talked about that way.
Notice I don't call it science but pop science, that is because the contemporary institutions of science are nothing but factories of intellectual fashion, rather than practicioners of the scientific method.