Shemjaza
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Shemjaza replied to the thread How is it that spiral galaxies don't spiral?.Inference from incomplete evidence is different from guesswork. -
Shemjaza replied to the thread How is it that spiral galaxies don't spiral?.Obviously we can't see all the details, because part of the galaxy is in the way of our view... but despite its size the galaxy isn't...
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Shemjaza replied to the thread How is it that spiral galaxies don't spiral?.But we are talking about the effects... measurable, observable and even predictable effects.
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Shemjaza replied to the thread How is it that spiral galaxies don't spiral?.Why would gravity only work laterally into rings? Also the laws of physics are a completely separate issue to atheism... for goodness...
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Shemjaza replied to the thread How is it that spiral galaxies don't spiral?.No one is making this claim. The sprial arms are clearly very stable structures. It's been modeled on the observable laws of physics...
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Shemjaza replied to the thread How is it that spiral galaxies don't spiral?.Spiral shape, not spiral motion.
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Shemjaza replied to the thread How is it that spiral galaxies don't spiral?.It's a spiral shape, that doesn't mean all the stars that make up the spiral arms are spiraling down to Sagittarius A*, the supermassive...
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Shemjaza replied to the thread There is only 2 options, Life formed because of God, or by random chance from non-living matter.The point is that it is an analogy for a fully developed life form analogous to modern simple life developing from non living chemistry...
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Shemjaza replied to the thread There is only 2 options, Life formed because of God, or by random chance from non-living matter.You have mistaken what the argument says and how it works. The model is not the light sensitive cell just appearing where an eye needs...
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Shemjaza replied to the thread If the brain is necessary to have a vision.Personally I think calling DI a psuedoscience orginisation is giving them too much credit. Their psuedoscience is in service to...
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Shemjaza replied to the thread If the brain is necessary to have a vision.Doesn't look like this is accurate. His brain was compressed not missing.
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Shemjaza replied to the thread If the brain is necessary to have a vision.Don't they have a brain with most of the working parts, just smushed into a an unusually small area of the skull?
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Shemjaza reacted to Gene2memE's post in the thread Human/chimp genomic similarity drops to ~85%: for real this time? with
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Shemjaza replied to the thread Human/chimp genomic similarity drops to ~85%: for real this time?.The problem with cherry picking methods of comparison to drop the similarity of chimps and humans to 85% is that the same method make...
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Shemjaza replied to the thread Origin of Life.Some very important content you snipped from my quote... it's almost like it invalidates your entire analogy.
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