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5/25/2015 7:33:15 PM
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SSG answer the following questions for clarification please:
What denomination of Christianity do you belong to?
What is the highest level of education you have achieved?
If college degree has been awarded, what was major?
In what country do you reside?
What is your creation belief? Explain in detail please do not just use genesis.
What is the real definition of evolution?
Do you know the difference between "good" science and "bad" science?
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Edited by SSG ACM: 5/25/2015 11:20:51 PM[quote]SSG, answer the following questions for clarification please:[/quote]Now, I'll answer these just because you said please. I like my privacy, but I'll answer as specific and as cryptic as possible without being annoying.[quote]What denomination of Christianity do you belong to?[/quote]Presumably, Baptist.[quote]What is the highest level of education you have achieved?[/quote]Master's.[quote]If college degree has been awarded, what was major?[/quote]Biology and Computer Science.[quote]In what country do you reside?[/quote]America.[quote]What is your creation belief?[/quote]Creation belief? God, duh.[quote]Explain in detail please do not just use genesis.[/quote]Do I have to?[quote]What is the real definition of evolution?[/quote]The process by which different kinds of living organisms are thought to have developed and diversified from earlier forms during the history of the earth.[quote]Do you know the difference between "good" science and "bad" science?[/quote]Depends. Knowing the science behind something must mean knowing the evidence used to support those acclaimed canons. It's a very big generalization, but if I was to provide the most unbiased and reasonable definition, I would say: Good Science:[spoiler]Anything that can be hypothesized, experimented, observed, and concluded with the same results every time it is tested as long as the enclosed system's variables are always unaffected.[/spoiler]Bad Science:[spoiler]Anything but Good Science.[/spoiler]
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What exactly do you have a masters degree in that allows you to skip basic highschool science?
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Is that a serious question?
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I don't honestly believe you. I've seen your responses before.
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Why [i]shouldn't[/i] you believe me? You believe in the biggest lie in the world, after all.
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Also again, there is plenty of bad science that is repeatable and completely legitimate furthering my doubt in your bio education
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Edited by SSG ACM: 5/25/2015 11:21:23 PMLegitimate? Name one.
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Gladly I was at a scientific conference where a young woman actually published a study where she compared jump length to Achilles diameter without a hypothesis, zero control, no demographic information,she didn't even separate by sex for christs sake and yet it was published in a journal boom bad science any twat with a brain would know the difference
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You assumed that at that conference the speaker was illegitimate immediately?
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She wasn't speaking lol and yeah everything about that study is bad
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Edited by SSG ACM: 5/25/2015 11:43:03 PMOkay. "Speaking." I'm assuming that the author talks about stuff at a medical or "scientific" conference. Which means that you must have read her stuff or someone told you about her stuff, and you thought, "That's crap."
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Hehe who said medical conference? You ever been to a scientific conference? I'm seriously doubting your credibility you've failed several obvious cues that anybody with real experience would've known which is confusing because you seem like an intelligent person and I would have a hard time imagining someone like that just bullshitting their education like that
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Edited by SSG ACM: 5/28/2015 5:01:58 AMWe only replied to each other in two iterations. That counts for several? Besides, I meant what I said. I've only been to medical conferences. What exactly do you do at a "scientific" conference?
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Also evolution is just a change in gene frequency what you said is closer to natural selection
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Okay. Good to hear I guess.
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Do you understand the difference though? This is huge for your argument and you really should understand before diving into this kind of argument
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Edited by SSG ACM: 5/25/2015 11:39:41 PMYah, discern before you promulgate.
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-blam!- your privacy lol and idk about the masters degree any masters in biology would've seen more than enough evidence to support evolution and any masters or Even a BS in biology would know what a "fact" is plus why in the hell would someone study bio and computer science
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Edited by SSG ACM: 5/27/2015 6:12:33 AMError: Cussing. Ignoring your cussing: My answer: Bio and comp sci are pretty coolio. If you have an issue with it, say what you need to say to substantiate your claim instead of attempting to batter my beliefs. You haven't even answer my "What is a scientific conference" question.[spoiler]Comic-con does not count. 0~0[/spoiler]
