I had lectures from Mike Majerus, although my recollection was that he was more into ladyboys at the time.
FTFY! [joke, before I get sued]
I had lectures from Mike Majerus, although my recollection was that he was more into ladyboys at the time.
Are they available to cross examine and test the veracity of their statements?Check out what the Early Fathers said about the authors of the gospels.
Tinyrannosaurus Rex
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Well, there have certainly been some fossilised footprints that eroded a bit around the edges before fully fossilised, which made them appear bigger than they were, but I can't think of anything that would make a fossilised skeleton increase in size in a uniform way to make dinosaurs appear bigger than they were.
What makes you think they were smaller? (bear in mind there weren't actually that many species that were massive - loads of them were no bigger than extant animals)
Dinosaurs were teenytiny, but all that rock on top of their bodies spread them out really thin so they look much bigger. A bit like squeezing a veal escalope between layers of cling film with a rolling pin.
Yet they still don't understand that science thrives on such nitpicking, it's what drives it forward. Science is a system of philosophy which exists in order to prove itself wrong.I find it interesting that bible literalists will take huge pains to pick holes in the tiniest bits of scientific research with the aim of debunking evolution, but swallow the bible whole and without question.
Yet they still don't understand that science thrives on such nitpicking, it's what drives it forward. Science is a system of philosophy which exists in order to prove itself wrong.
However, nobody on this thread has yet declared themselves to be a bible literalist. I see a lot of vague and evasive posts laden with innuendo, but no actual claims for creationism, nor any coherent arguments against evolution or the scientific method.
I'm not sure anyone would self-describe themselves as such. However the methodology is very familiar.
Nothing is certain, there are no "laws" despite some things being called them. The farmer buys the seed on the basis that it will produce what they are told, which is formed upon hundreds of years of evolution.
I'm not sure how simple I can make it?
You know that a disagreement does not disprove something? Scientific methodology is always evolving
Our methods change, our analysis changes. Science has the ability to look at things again, and change the theories. But still, there has been no observation to challenge the theory of evolution.
What's Phil denying? It is you denying that evolution happens - without proof...
nobody on this thread has yet declared themselves to be a bible literalist.
And as has already been noted, you appear to misunderstand the nature of science. Science can't prove that things are so. Science develops theories to explain evidence, and tests those theories by trying to disprove them. In fact, most biologists would love to disprove evolution - they would be instantly famous.
Then, as I've already said, demonstrate the descent of all life from a last common ancestor.