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So if we lift it out of the realm of THEORY and make it a LAW, will they work better?
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Creationist have problems with evolution because evolution makes sense.
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The scientific definition of planet has been fixed. When will creationists begin to address the scientific definition for KIND?
Sacrificed? What a curious notion. Pluto is still there and unaltered/ unadulterated, AVVET. You seem to think that whatever words we use to describe a thing somehow changes that thing?
Heh, and you say you don't believe in magic... Pshaw, from this, you seem to think "planet" is a magic word, capable of sacrificing or preserving celestial bodies.
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C'mon, AVET. I am sure the difference between a Law and a Theory in science has been explained to you before....
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Still waiting on what?
Do you have a specific question you want me to get off my high-horse and answer for you?
If so --- ask it.
I'm sure I've answered every question one can ask a Creationist at least a dozen times.
One more time isn't gonna break me.
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Then we need to upgrade all these radiotelescopes that run on "wave theory" to radiotelescopes that run on "wave law".
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The Theory of Evolution has nothing to do with "something coming from nothing". You're a little closer to the field of abiogenesis... but you're not really even there, since hypotheses within abiogenesis do not postulate that "something came from nothing" either.
I suppose you might be talking about the Big Bang Theory.... but even THAT doesn't claim that "something came from nothing". In fact, modern science openly tells us that something cannot come from nothing. Matter cannot be created or destroyed.
So... I suppose you just don't know what you're talking about.
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Might want to check your sources. Abiogenesis isn't being taught, nor has it been taught. Its existence as a field of study might be mentioned, but you can't teach something that doesn't have an established theory yet.
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I didn't say they didn't; I said maybe they'll work BETTER though - (just let Split Rock handle this).
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What? I thought you were joking!
OK then... I agree, we should start using Wave Law instead of theory to make the SETI project work better. How would that actually work as a practical matter, though? hmmmm....
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I was serious about S.E.T.I. though --- since he said he doesn't agree with anything being taught w/o evidence.You are such a cut-up!!
S.E.T.I. has no evidence whatsoever, yet at one time was the apple of science's eye.
Just like this Superconductive Semicollision thing --- or whatever it's called.
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