Rather than I making a point first, i'd like to read what and why creationalists belive what they do. And please base your postings on scietific fact, rather than having falith.
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Evolution vs Creation
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dealergambit said:
that's gonna be a problem, because creationist beliefs are entirely based on faith.
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ServantofTheOne said:
no, evolution is based on mountains of evidence. evolution requires no faith.
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ServantofTheOne said:
what holes? it requires no faith, because evolution makes many specific falsifiable predictions, all of which have turned out to be correct:
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/
that adds up to a whole lot of evidence, which is why more than 99.85% of biologists accept it. in 140 years of intense scientific scrutiny, no one has been able to falsify evolution. no faith required.
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Randall McNally said:
where did quantum mechanics come from? what is the cause of quantum mechanics.
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ServantofTheOne said:
quantum mechanics is a theory. one which has led us to developing technology like electron microscopes, and quantum computers (though the latter aren't terribly useful yet).
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ServantofTheOne said:
If there is any way you could have a lack of understanding more efficiently, I can't think of it. Quantum Mechanics is the study of sub atomic particles, so I guess its cause is the desire to learn.
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Randall McNally said:
you guys know what i meant. those subatomic particles and its properties, did they poof appear without cause?
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Big Rob said:
actually, quantum mechanics applies to all scales, it's just that it neatly approximates newtonian mechanics above the atomic scale. since newtonian mechanics is about a billion times easier to use, QM is usually only applied on a microscopic scale.
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ServantofTheOne said:
QM predicts the spontanious formation of virtual particle pairs, which immediately cancel each other out and poof back into non-existence. however, during the inflationary period of the big bang, the particle pairs would be moved away from each other too rapidly to cancel each other, so you would get real particles.
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