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Ok dad, I give up. How does gravity work? And don't just tell me God makes it work, I want to explain HOW he does this. You know, so that we can actually use the knowledge to make an anti-gravity device or something?

Yea it is a great movie. * Spoiler alert * There are many different ways of interpreting it, here is mine: The Tom in the past is just the tom in the story. The Tom in the present finished the book so that past-Tom dies when he drinks the sap from the tree. He did this to mirror how he...

When you stop making childish arguments, people will stop pointing them out to you.

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I read it as Richard Dawkins saying that life might have a designer. This kind of makes sense, since it it not impossible for life to have a designer. It's just that we have no good reason to think it does. If someone things science has all the answers they are wrong. Science does not have all...

Imagine someone came along and told you this : "I think the only reason Noah survived was because he is a very good surfer. Oh you don't think so? Well I don't care. I am not even interested. Also, I don't want to learn why I might be wrong, because I know I am right." Someone doing this would...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_algorithm

I find it kind of revealing that in stead of addressing the actual problem (that completely destroys YEC by the way), they jump around talking about... who knows what they are talking about. Look at the data. You are wrong. Get over it.

Its not really that simple. For instance, hair color can be a combination of 10, 20 or even a hundred different traits. Even if we assume that each trait on its own can have only 4 different states it can be in, the combination of different traits dramatically increases the possibilities until...

They will. Mutations are random. Any mutation can have any of the following effects: 1) The giraffe can be too tall. 2) The giraffe can be the perfect hight. 3) The giraffe can be too short. 4) The giraffe can be dead. Since mutations are random, it can be any one of the 4. Now, lets look at...

Not quote... but you are sort of going in the right direction. Lets say you have a population of giraffes. Lets say there are a thousand of them. If you measure them all, you will find that they will not all be the same hight. In any environment there will be a perfect hight for a giraffe to...

It is not one mutation. The size of a creature (ignoring environmental effects) is determined by THOUSANDS of genes. A mutation in any one of these could increase or decrease the total size of a creature. Not quite. You can see genes as building plans for building a creature. A specific part...

I see no problem.

I am sorry, its just that your offer made me so excited, I couldn't type (or think) properly. I just imagined the 10 crosses in my living room, and my fingers started shaking so badly I could hardly type. To clarify my order: * I want 10 crosses Jesus were crucified on. * I want one of the...

Technically, any trait can evolve twice. But then, technically, my computer screen can fall through my table at any moment because of quantum effects. (Or so I hear.)

I tip my hat to you. Your efforts do not go unnoticed. I fear that your efforts were in vain though... but it was EXTREMELY entertaining.

I want 10 crosses, 3 bloods, and a fish, super size it please. Hold the ice.

Interesting scenario. If these people are doing science, they would have to create a theory that explains all the evidence. Since all life we discover fit into a nested hierarchy, we have no reason to think any life has bees designed. The people in your scenario however, will find that they...

Cake is nice.

I have to say this sums is up nicely: Zero = One + (-One) Thank you Oliver.