David's Exposé of DNA

[Jet Black]

in an earlier thread, David Waffle said:

In fact, I very much look forward to exposing the lie that is DNA, which started back in the early days of carbon chemistry when known experts were dismissing some of the supposed 'chemistry' now used to hypothesize the supposed structure of the mythical DNA molecule.

can we have it plz?

 

[Western Deity]

No.

 

[Jet Black]

pretty please?

 

[stray bullet]

I can give you a sneak copy of it, but it'll cost you, your sanity.

 

[Jet Black]

only a sneak peek for my sanity? it must be pretty stunning then

 

[Western Deity]

It seems as though he just fell off the face of the earth...

Which is perfectly possible once you realise that scientists have been lying and the earth is actually flat.

 

[MartinM]

in an earlier thread, David Waffle said

What a hilariously appropriate name.

 

[Western Deity]

^ Kinda uncalled for. Make fun of the lack of evidence or the weak arguments, but that was a cheap shot...

 

[Jet Black]

are genuine, but humerous errors ok?

 

[Aduro Amnis]

THE YECS ARE COMING THE YECS ARE COMING!!!

 

[ego licet visum]

lol, in my 9th grade biology class we were able to seperate DNA from some sort of plant, wheat germ I think, and actually see it (without a microscope, our bare eyes. Couldn't see the double helix structure or anything remotely like that, but it definately was a large bundle of some threadlike things), so I don't know what this guy has been smoking.

 

[Light in the Darkness]

lol, in my 9th grade biology class we were able to seperate DNA from some sort of plant, wheat germ I think, and actually see it (without a microscope, our bare eyes. Couldn't see the double helix structure or anything remotely like that, but it definately was a large bundle of some threadlike things), so I don't know what this guy has been smoking.

My class did that in Biology II at the start of our first lesson on DNA. We used wheat germ.

 

[Jet Black]

we used onions.

 

[Aggie]

My biology class did that in ninth grade too, but at first the teacher didn't tell us what the DNA was from.

Some of the anti-scientific types in that class began to claim it was from an aborted human fetus, but eventually our teacher told us it was from a fruit fly.

 

[Jet Black]

an aborted fetus... that's pretty bizarre! things like wheat are the best though because they have so many chromosomes and so much DNA.

 

[Aggie]

an aborted fetus... that's pretty bizarre! things like wheat are the best though because they have so many chromosomes and so much DNA.

Well, you know it's just like the EVILutionists to abort a fetus so a high school science class can use it as part of a lab activity!

I wonder if anyone in that class still enjoys the sport of Steiber-Tossing that I taught them.

 

[Jet Black]

is it repeatable on these forums?

 

[David Waffen]

What a perfect example of how evolution indoctrination works. Teacher tells kids they are working with DNA, they can't actually see it, but they supposedly work with it anyways and gobble up the lie!

 

[Drotar]

David-

you're going to have to expand on that. Perhaps I'm not that clever, and I'm not capable of extrapolating your thoughts to its logical ends without your further assistance in elaborating, but how exactly does that post address how DNA is a hoax and rebut Jet Black's post?

I'm not a genius- I'm just Will. You're going to have to explain what you're talking about.

 

[David Waffen]

All in good time.