1)
The world doesn't behave as evolution puts it,
Can you please show me "how evolution puts it?"
2)
So, two people are sitting in front of you.
Both of them report feeling the emotion of love.
You are told that one of them believes in god and the other doesn't, but you don't know which.
How do you tell the differerence between them?
3) -- an implied question
quote:Well to spring the trap I said yes to the last one, # 4. But I do not accept biological evolution, not for the obvious and physical reasons.
Yes you do.
If you accept those four fact, you do accept Biological evolution.
4)
But for the insignificance given to me and all humans within the idea.
Where in the ToE does it mention anything about "insignificance?"
as for the "full of crap" --
What else can one say about:
quote:
I meant to say something about the implied results of the world we are in through the theory evolution. These results I do not see in reality. They don't exist, therefore I think this is evidence that evolution exists. The world doesn't behave as evolution puts it, for an example, love is "real" in the sense that it is ALL about the feeling, and serves not an evolutionary mechanism, but the people involved in this love, and the moment.
You could try rewriting this so it makes some kind of sense. In it's present form the comment seems to fit.
We are supposed to show respect for each other here but Schraf's slip here is very very minor. If you're going to play the hurt feelings card it doesn't help your case any at all.
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