Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
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So, even though you started your post on the wrong foot, by both being wrong and attempting to make an irrelevant point, I’ll still handle the whole post.
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Before you get all bent out of shape; no, I’m not saying that you claimed that you could impact my present or future.
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Submission noted.
Submission denied due to lack of any reason to believe that you would know the difference between a valid source and an invalid one. So, without a valid source, there is no reason to believe you. There is also the problem with the appeal to popularity. Just because it may be “common knowledge”, there is no reason to assume that it should be taken seriously. Thanks to religion, it used to be common knowledge when you were sick that you were possessed by a demon. You don’t think that is true, do you? After all, it was “common knowledge” and some people still believe it. Just ask BrianC.
I do have to say that your train of thought seems to be leading to…
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
If this were “common knowledge”:
1. Supporting your claim with actual evidence or valid sources should be no problem.
2. There would be no “bias in the face of physical evidence” as scientists would just know that said evidence exists.
Now, there is some physical evidence you could claim support the ghost hypothesis, but never in history has the supernatural been found to be credible when tested by science. But, since you don’t use any specific examples, your claim is too vague to be considered valid.
The main problem with the above is you’re putting the cart before the horse. To claim that ghosts did anything, you must first show that they exist, as “Ghost” is a very clearly defined term.
I’m not touching the UFO issue, as anything that is flying, and someone cannot identify, is a UFO by definition. As I can’t identify every aircraft in the US arsenal, many of them would be UFOs to me. That’s without taking into consideration that a UFO is, by definition, unidentified. So, if it is an extraterrestrial craft, we don’t even know what kind of evidence it would even be capable of leaving behind, rendering the argument for evidence of extraterrestrial visitation invalid.
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
But, since you don’t seem to be inclined to do any work on your own, I’ll just let you see the work that’s already been done, explained in terms a high school graduate should be able to understand.
I’ll warn you, though. There just might be science involved.
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
evo•lu•tion
noun \ˌe-və-ˈlü-shən, ˌē-və-\
Definition of EVOLUTION
1: one of a set of prescribed movements
2 a : a process of change in a certain direction : UNFOLDING
b : the action or an instance of forming and giving something off : EMISSION
c (1) : a process of continuous change from a lower, simpler, or worse to a higher, more complex, or better state : GROWTH(2) : a process of gradual and relatively peaceful social, political, and economic advanced : something evolved
3: the process of working out or developing
4 a : the historical development of a biological group (as a race or species) : PHYLOGENY
b : a theory that the various types of animals and plants have their origin in other preexisting types and that the distinguishable differences are due to modifications in successive generations; also : the process described by this theory
5: the extraction of a mathematical root
6: a process in which the whole universe is a progression of interrelated phenomena
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
Evolution doesn’t, however, make any claim at all on how life started. That would be the study of bio-genesis.
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle
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