Stripe
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No need.Laurens said:I think you should include the condition that Stripe does not use this smiley: in his rebuttals, and they have to be longer than three or four words.
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No need.Laurens said:I think you should include the condition that Stripe does not use this smiley: in his rebuttals, and they have to be longer than three or four words.
:shock:australopithecus said:[sze=200][colr=#FFFF00]Consider this a verbal warning. You've done nothing on this forum but an exude an antagonistic attitude and a complete disregard for anything coming close to honesty. Thin ice is thin.[/color][/size]
You have not presented any form of tangible evidence per se, and you have not even made any testable claims for some time now. Instead you appear to be switching tactics to puerile hip-shot retorts, and scare-smilies such as: You don't seem to appreciate the fact that it is going to be impossible to do you "position" justice, if you cannot flesh out what your stance is in a little more detail. Sadly, being such a dyed in the wool cynic, my initial instinct is telling me that the most probable reason for this rather crass lack of contribution on your part is because you know that you cannot defend your views on objective grounds, which is why you appear to have resorted to such 'techniques'.Stripe said:No need.Laurens said:I think you should include the condition that Stripe does not use this smiley: in his rebuttals, and they have to be longer than three or four words.
The question itself is highlighted clear for all to see. What facts can you present in support of your claims???AronRa said:[ ... ],[ ... ]
- It is a fact that natural selection, sexual selection, and genetic drift have all been proven to have predictable effect in guiding this variance, both in scientific literature and in practical application.
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- It is a fact that birds are a subset of dinosaurs in the same way that humans are a subset of apes, primates, eutherian mammals, and vertebrate deuterostome animals.
- It is a fact that the collective genome of all animals has been traced to its most basal form through reverse-sequencing, and that those forms are also indicated by comparative morphology, physiology, and embryological development, as well as through chronologically correct placement of successive stages revealed in the geologic column.
- It is a fact that everything on earth has definite relatives either living nearby or evident in the fossil record, and that the fossil record holds hundreds of definitely transitional species even according to the strictest definition of that term.
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- It is also a fact that evolution is the only explanation of biodiversity with either evidentiary support or scientific validity
What facts do you have in support of creationism?[ ... ]
Stripe said:[ ... ]australopithecus said:Consider this a verbal warning. You've done nothing on this forum but an exude an antagonistic attitude and a complete disregard for anything coming close to honesty. Thin ice is thin.
What does a "verbal warning" do?
And can you give an example of my "dishonesty"? :?:
And does "exuding an antagonistic attitude" extend to all the hostile and rude comments directed my way by others, or is this a one way street? [ ... ]
Food for thought, Dean.Dean said:So Stripe ....
Er, any more Socratic enquiries?
Stripe said:What does a "verbal warning" do?
Stripe said:And can you give an example of my "dishonesty"? :?:
Stripe said:And does "exuding an antagonistic attitude" extend to all the hostile and rude comments directed my way by others, or is this a one way street?
Stripe said:PS. When is a door not a door? When it's ajar. :lol:
Expansive? As I've said, perhaps it would be in all of our interests (not only to members, but also to onlookers) if we stick to a single, narrow topic and avoid divarication when possible. And on that note, please at least consider my question, right?Stripe said:Food for thought, Dean.Dean said:So Stripe ....
Er, any more Socratic enquiries?
I think perhaps people are over-reacting, but I'm willing to engage on a more expansive level.
:chuckle:australopithecus said:Well, for people with brains it enables them to realise that they should stop acting in the way that first got them the warning.
Where did I say this?Stripe said:Claiming there are no 'facts' for evolution
I said the very opposite of this.then admitting you've not looked into the evidence for
Am I morally obliged to answer every question put to me?,, ignoring peoples questions
I have only asserted things I think are universally accepted. I do not think it necessary to provide evidence that the Earth is round.asserting things without evidence despite being asked for it
I give clear responses to evidence produced that goes against what I say.Giving hand waving dismissals for evidence and arguments that refute your own.
If people wish to show no respect, I am not going to try and earn it. Nor am I overly concerned if they do not show respect. My question was - is it only my "attitude" that is in poor form here, or do the actual words of insult also qualify?You're like a child pulling a dogs tail then crying when it barks at them. You're borderline trolling and you don't have my sympathy. You want people to treat with respect, then earn it.
This is a trick question, right?You wonder why you got a warning?
Dang, I wish you guys would make up your minds... :mrgreen:Dean said:Expansive? As I've said, perhaps it would be in all of our interests (not only to members, but also to onlookers) if we stick to a single, narrow topic and avoid divarication when possible.
That's why I started my other thread. Someone else asked something similar.And on that note, please at least consider my question, right?
Stripe said:Sure.hackenslash said:Stripe, since I am cooling my heels at the moment due to a suspension elsewhere, would you like a formal debate to see just how strong your 'arguments' are?
It isn't like I need to sharpen my teeth so much as you need to sharpen your arguments/trolling technique. Topic of your choosing, and I will be happy to defend or propose depending only on which topic you choose.
I'm bored, and it would amuse me for the next week or so to kick your bollocks into touch. Unless, of course, you think that they can't be so kicked...
It's about time I got a formal debate under my belt on this forum. whaddya say?
What about the relativity thing?
I think Einstein's theory of relativity is a useful and accurate mathematical model, but it is not a description of physical reality.
Both.hackenslash said:Which one?
Stripe said:I think Einstein's theory of relativity is a useful and accurate mathematical model, but it is not a description of physical reality.
Philosophically speaking, no mathematical model is a description of reality, as you hint at in the following...sgrunterundt said:???
How can a mathematical model be useful and accurate, and yet not be a description of physical reality?
It describes reality and it describes it well, hence it is useful and accurate. To say that it is a description of physical reality is a tautology.
I'm not really concerned that the model is not complete. There most likely is no model that can ever be complete. The problem I see is that the factors within relativity have come to describe actual, physical properties of the universe. And if we start the debate I can give examples of where models are accurate, yet not descriptive of reality.Is it a perfect description? No. Of course not. It does not include quantum mechanics. We are still lacking a theory of quantum gravity. We know that.
:lol:australopithecus said:Is you're critique going to follow that of your critique of evolution? That being you displaying your own ignorance on the subject whilst cherry picking which rebuttals to give one line answers too and which to ignore outright whilst providing zero evidence.
Lest we not forget the fact you've provided nothing in the way of evidence regarding your moon story, aside from "X looks like a hole, therefore the world in young".
Stripe said:You're silly.