Originally posted by JohnR7
Not much, because when new information comes alone then they change the "theory" to line up with the new information. Also, people with "theorys" tend to put a lot of effort into trying to prove what they pre suppose to be true. I would prefer a situation where there is no pre suppositions.
One example would be in Hong Kong. There were some people who were developing a web site. So they had a survey for the young people to find out what sort of stuff interested them. There was an amazing 1/3 of the youth in Hong Kong that said: NOTHING interested them. That is almost a sign of clinical depression for some people. So here they found information without seeking after it, in fact it something they were not expecting at all.
Scientists tend to fudge the results to get the figures to say what they want. There was a case of a drug that they were testing. After 6 weeks the people who took the drug did better than the people who did not take the drug. So they went to the FDA and got approval from the government to make tons of money off of their drug. But as it turned out after 3 months on the exact same study, the people who did not take the drug did better than those who were on it. In fact, it turns out the drug did more harm then good. The drug is still on the market and is still being used today for long term, when it is clearly only of questionable use for short term use.
Those who believe in creation build on a foundation began by Moses 3500 years ago. We never change our "theory" we simply add to and build upon the work of those who went before us. We take over where they left off.
The scientist keeps building on the work of others also, but they have to keep changing their "theory" from day to day and week to week as new information is discovered and comes to light.