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1. Do you understand that I have not "indicted your entire understanding", rather I have asked you if your misreading may have been part of a deeper misunderstanding? I am trying to determine if you consider that a possibility. If I were indicting your understanding I would have stated unambiguously that you lacked specific understanding in specific areas.
2. And yet you think I indicted your understanding. That is an additional snipped of evidence suggesting that an indictment may be appropriate in the future.
3. I may be confusing you with another member, but I don't see much indication you have absorbed much in those ten years.
No what you are doing is dwelling on an ad hominem, I have never seen one of you guys recover from it.
Please identify a single instance where I have done this.
I doubt I could find a single instance where you haven't
Pointing out deficiencies in your knowledge or skill sets, or seeking to explore possible deficiencies in your knowledge or skill sets, do not constitute ad hominem attacks. If I suggest your arguments are flawed because you are ugly, that would be an ad hominem. If I said your argument was flawed because you were demonstrably ignorant of a key fact related to the argument it would not be an ad hominem attack. Pointing out that you appear not to understand this is not an ad hominem attack; it is a factual observation.
But you have no idea what my understanding is, you haven't bothered to inquire. The subject of every post is me, rather then the actual topic and you are pounding one point to a bloody pulp. That's clearly, to the man, it's an argument that never happened.
It is telling that in the ten years you have "been into it" you have not learned that sloppy methods are inappropriate in science, even for amateur commentary. But I applaud your honesty in admitting the deficiency.
You got a nerve calling someone sloppy and you don't even know what the word 'science' means. You think it's ridiculing religious conviction but science for you is little more then an excuse pedantic fallacious logic. You haven't made a single argument, must less a scientific, and you think that makes you esoteric some how? The difference between me and you is I don't mind admitting an honest mistake while you pursue these empty pedantic rhetoric in circles endlessly. Round and round he goes, where he stops no body knows.
You know the difference between you and me, I thought they had found an organism simpler then bacteria and archaea, I should have known better. You continue to believe there was an ancestor to them both without proof and without anything substantive or scientific to support it. The big difference is that I can be mistaken, make a correction and move on. You really have nothing in your posts except rude personal remarks, it's all you want to talk about because it's all you can talk about. This false assumption of universal common descent has created the ultimate myth, the ancient pagans could not have conceived a myth of such epic proportions. What is truly astonishing is that they can compel so many to blindly assume that it must be possible for bacteria and archaea to have a common ancestor.
It was silly of me to think they actually had something more then the same old a priori assumption. Foolish really but I can see now that it's all presupposition and dogma, you never will.
Have a nice day
Mark
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