Subduction Zone
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Evolution has gone past Darwin's work. It is still a core part of the concept, but other sciences contribute heavily too.
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Fair enough.
But then why not call evolution "Darwinism"?
After all, isn't Lamarckism named after Jean Baptiste de Lamarck?
Fair enough.
But then why not call evolution "Darwinism"?
After all, isn't Lamarckism named after Jean Baptiste de Lamarck?
No respect for the dead?Evolution has gone past Darwin's work. It is still a core part of the concept, but other sciences contribute heavily too.
I see.Yes, but Lamarckism is dead. It is mentioned as history. Evolution is a current paradigm
Side note: He was born in Shrewsbury. If you're an evolutionist, let's see if you see what I see here (and I'm not an evolutionist).
The original theory is named after him. But it has changed since then. Newton only gets credit for the physics that follow his laws. The same applies to Einstein. Darwin is still well honored. But like it or not, science is constantly changing and improving.No respect for the dead?
He's good enough to have his pic on the £10 note, he has a city named after him, and he's buried in Westminster Abbey -- but he's not good enough to have a theory named after him?
Side note: He was born in Shrewsbury. If you're an evolutionist, let's see if you see what I see here (and I'm not an evolutionist).
No.You mean, isn't it a coincidence that he was born in the same town which has a statue of him outside its public library?
Back to playing semantic games again.No.
Here, I'll help you:
A group of fish is called a school.
A group of apes is called a __________?
I've only been using that term here for how many years now?Back to playing semantic games again.
Another way that AV announces that he has lost.
The plural that you are talking about is a Linnaean term? I don't think so.I've only been using that term here for how many years now?
And for the record, it's a Linnaean term, is it not?
You should be impressed -- but science is a canine-consume-canine craft, isn't it?
No.
Here, I'll help you:
A group of fish is called a school.
A group of apes is called a __________?
From yahoo answers:
Perhaps someone can confirm this?
A shrewdness of apes, not a Shrewsbury of apes. Etymologically the two words have no relationship.No.
Here, I'll help you:
A group of fish is called a school.
A group of apes is called a __________?
None.As a matter of interest, how many piscines did you sit next to in class?
Perhaps someone can confirm this?
Can a YEC be a successful eye doctor?Applying for a position where being an expert is biology is important while being an evolution denier, is like applying for a position as car mechanic while denying the existance of the combustion engine.
Can a YEC be a successful eye doctor?
As a matter of interest, how many piscines did you sit next to in class?
Sure. Eye doctors can be ignorant of all sorts of things.Can a YEC be a successful eye doctor?
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