Nathan Poe
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I don't disagree --- Adam looked thirty years old, because Adam was thirty years old.
I thought Adam was one day old? Make up your mind, AV.
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I don't disagree --- Adam looked thirty years old, because Adam was thirty years old.
OK, give me a link to the OP you are referring to.The OP itself was a [very easy] question --- one that people ignored.
Care to answer it now?
He is --- CLICK HERE.
Ah yes, "Real Age vs. Gibberish Age" -- a classic, AV; had me rollingin the aisles.
You can roll all you want --- how about scroll and answer the questions below?
Let's see you laugh your way out of an explanation.
- Existentially the new bicycle is how old?
- Physically the new bicycle is how old?
I try not to spend too much time on irrelvent questions. If there's a connection here to the CvE debate, I'd like to start with that -- if for no other reason than to give me a frame of reference.
Second time, Nathan, how about you give me an answer to the OP --- since you think it's so funny?
Any child can laugh.
The only connection I care about is you answering it.
It is a brand-new bicycle made from old parts.
Third time, Nathan:
Can you answer with numbers, instead of letters?
- Existentially the bicycle is how old?
- Physically the bicycle is how old?
I don't believe you. You're a man, and I don't go by man's law. I go by God's law, and God says you're wrong.Third time, Nathan:
Can you answer with numbers, instead of letters?
- Existentially the bicycle is how old?
- Physically the bicycle is how old?
1. Yes, the bike would appear old.Two questions:
1. Wouldn't the new bike show an appearance of age?
* Yes --- it would appear old, because it is old.
2. Wouldn't the new bike show a history of being in existence for 35 years?
* Yes --- it would seem to do so --- therefore documentation to the contrary would be needed - (again, to clarify the issue - not cloud it).
I can answer in interpretive dance, AV, if I have a mind to. But the questions are meaningless sophistry -- and not even very good sophistry at that.
You have my answer -- it's not the answer that makes you look wise, so naturally it's not the answer you like. Do with it whatever you have a mind to.
1. Yes, the bike would appear old.
2. Yes, the bike (its parts actually) would show a history of being in existence for 35 years.
How does this help us understand "embedded age?" Are you saying that Adam was made of parts (or molecules) that were older than he was? What does that have to do with him being an adult and knowing how to speak, etc. from day one of his existence?
What do you mean by "existentially?"[*]How old is the bicycle existentially?
Physically, the bike is 35 years old.[*]How old is the bicycle physically? Can you answer with numbers?
Ya --- ain't so funny now --- is it?
It's always much easier to question the questioner than it is to answer the questioner, isn't it?
Now watch Split Rock do the same thing.
I guess to put it another way. Adam, realized he was new. A time traveler would have seem him as mature. A newborn baby is unable to realize such notions.