Scotteh

Scotteh

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[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="9"]Do you feel threatened by creationism?[/quote] I think i rejected the very idea of creationism itself when i was about eight years old, so no i'm not all that 'threatened' by it. What i am threatend by is the President of the strongest country in the world say we should teach both sides of the arguement, which in essence means we should teach Intelligent Design. This is a terrifying thought for me personally.

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Hey KFC, good luck to your son with his studies (i'm personally all done with mine and now in a life of servitidue to my mortage lender hehe). In response to the comment in your initial post: [quote] If a Scientist is "found out" he will be blacklisted. His career is over. Actually one of the Scientists on "Expelled," a well known case, was an editor of a journal who lost his job under such circumstances.[/quote] And this quote from the comments

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[quote who="Dr Guy" comment="3"] Why do evolutionists feel threatened by different ideas on origins?I dont think the real scientists are. Just the parrots that really do not understand it, but want to be with the "in crowd". Since they do not understand what they are parroting, they cant argue it, so they fear those that challenge them to it. [/quote] I'm sorry, was that aimed at me? I've studied Mathamatics and Computational Science for several years

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I wasn't aware there was still contraversy regarding it, although i haven't been keeping up to date with recent events in the scientific community, so has there been some new develops that suggest we may not be causing it? By the way, its not thosee natural phenomena you want to be worried about, its the pockets of liquid methane that will rise to the surface and evapourate into the atmosphere should the temperature keep rising. This is a fact, that if the temperature keeps risi

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[quote] Why do evolutionists feel threatened by different ideas on origins?[/quote] ID, Creationisim, whatever you'd like to dress it up is so vigourously contested by many scientists because of the fact that it is trying to categorise itself as science. The notion that there is a god, and that the world (and the universe) is too complex to exist without their being a creator, is a philiosophical one (and people are quite right to believe in this if they so want to),

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[quote] You have said that Israel bulldozed Arab towns to replace them with Jewish settlers. That was not true. You are again changing what you said when your bluff was called.[/quote] You can choose to ignore me all you want, but please don't call me a liar. I said very well after that statement the following: [quote]t is important for my arguement at this point to say that these provide no evidence of settlements being built on top of the house being knocked down

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I've actually been suprised at the number of games comming out that don't need uber machines actually. The obvious one that springs to mind is Sins of a Solar Empire, a perfect example of how a game can be beatiful, fun and run on low machines :). I can sorta see where your comming from, but only because these games are being developed by bad developers in my opinion. The top developers know that the higher the spec, the less people they can sell their game too.

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[quote]And suddenly it is no longer a "pact" but but an "understanding".It may be true that the Zionists compensated Jews who fled from Nazi Germany. And indeed Israel adopted a similar policy towards Jews who fled from Arab countries. But that hardly makes it a "pact" or even an "understanding"[/quote] You used the word Pact, not me. [quote]And now you are accusing me of lying. That's rich![/quote] You've said flat out that Israel has not bulldozed Palestinian towns. Thi

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[quote who="erathoniel" comment="78"]That's the exact reason I don't believe in Macro-Evolution, Setarcos.The beliefs being used as objective evidence.[/quote] Your note required to _believe_ in Macro-Evolution. It's a proven scientific theory. Before you go on to say otherwise, let me ask you whether or not you 'believe' (heh) in Micro-Evolution? If the answer to that is yes, then you must, as a consquence of time and micro-evolution, 'believe' in Macro-Evolution. I

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[quote]I also believe that this refutes evolution nicely.[/quote] I like to think that instead of having a 'thirst for god', we have a thirst for an understanding of where we are from, how things work, why they work that particular way etc. Now in the past, when we didn't understand very much about the world and the universe we live in, that religion provided a comforting explanation. The Sun would rise every morning because there was a sun god, and when there was a storm, it wa

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[quote] No, there wasn't. The Zionists tried to make such an arrangement before Hitler became genocidal, but the Nazis were not interested. (Turns out they didn't want Jews to emigrate.) I am not sure where you get all your lies from, but I don't think it is just the media. They don't report total lies like that but usually just omit facts or change parts of the story. I suggest you think about your statements before you make them. You are so found of maths? What a

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My machine at work is turned on when i arrive in the morning and switched off when i leave. I don't really consider shutting it down as i'm a programmer and literally spend all day using it. The same applies to my home machine, i turn it on when i get in (if i need to use it) and off at night before i go to bed.

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Good to hear mate, As i said in your other thread i spent 4 years in Eve and enjoyed most of it. The games got so much to offer and it some way's i'm jelous of you because you're got it all to discover. My advice would be, if you haven't already of course, as soon as you start to feel as though the game has given you all its had to offer, dive head first into PvP. Join an active PvP corp and start fighting. Eve's the only time i've ever had an Adrenaline rush from a game, and

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Thanks Larry for the articles, i'll take a look at them. I know for sure that the media these days report wars and conflicts in a light that A) sells lots of stories and B) can often be used to motivate political agendas of news papers and their readers. I'm hoping on visiting the area myself in the future, an area that is the casue of so much tension around the world, i feel it's important to obtain a proper perspective of it. I doubt that i will fully ever come to

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[quote]Anyway, Jewish population in "Palestine (Land of Israel)" (as the official name of the territory was then) was not 6% before 1948. It was more than 50% in the part that was to become the Jewish part.[/quote]. Well i think the key to your statement there is 'the Jewish part'. You could for example argue that in 1948, there was around 680,000 Jews living there in area's not including the west bank and gaza. If you use this assumption, were both wrong, it's more like 80% Jewish.</p

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[quote]You accuse us of dishonesty?[/quote] Yes. I don't think many people will admit (whether conciously or not), that their view of the middle east is constructed almost entirely of news reports and news papers. This isn't always the case, but for most of us it is, myself included. How do i know that Settlements are built on top of former villages? It's simple Maths really. People moving to Israel needed a place to live. Prior to 1948 Palestines Jewish population was 6%. It is

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Yes that's quite true, but at the same time we also commited many an attrocity. I guess you missed my point, a country can do good and bad if it is driven by religion, and likewise if it is not. To say that the USSR and Nazi Germany committed those attrocities because of lack of religious influence is contradictoary to that.

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I'll be honest (unlike many people here) and admit that my view of Palestine and Israel is highly distorted by the media and as such i could quickly assume that the Israeli state has done little wrong during the entire conflict. All i know for sure is the following, Palestinenian settlements are buldozed down and in their place Israeli settlements are built. The rest of the stuff, for example who shoots who first is immeterial, why? Well quite simply because if a foreign govermen

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[quote who="SetarcosNous" comment="19"] Just wondering....did you learn something about Karl Marx today?That you'll grasp at any sort of straw to link him to evolution?I've summarised many of the issues raised in these comments in this article here and tried to answer what lula has said as best as my scientific knowledge allows me to.Feel free to check it out HERE!.No offense meant and none really felt on my part, but I am just wondering the reason(s) why you keep "summarizing" p

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This was a great article mate and really puts into perspective the benfits that bands such as radiohead and NIN are reaping from this approach. Cheers for writing it. :CONGRAT:

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Hey peeps. I've summarised many of the issues raised in these comments in this article here and tried to answer what lula has said as best as my scientific knowledge allows me to. Feel free to check it out HERE! .

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