BreezeWood
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..don't understand your complaint, not interested in semantics games with a muscle head, no time for deciphering your cryptic nonsense. If you can't understand forums in English, stick to your native tongue..
- No it isn't, you're wrong, you have always been wrong, and you will always be wrong. And if you don't believe me, hold your breath for 30 minutes . Jump off your roof and let me know if you fall down or up. Place your tongue on a red hot stove coil. Go outside and try to lift your car by the back bumper. Just stop with your ridiculous fantasies.
Maybe we have to go through this slowly a few more times because you're a thick-headed moron?
"Evidence" is a curious thing. In the 1850s, scientists believed life could spontaneously generate. This was the prevailing scientific theory of the day and it was supported by the "evidence." What WAS that evidence? Mold and fungi! Of course, as it turns out, mold and fungus aren't evidence of spontaneous generation but scientists didn't know that at the time. So we see clearly, what is thought to be "evidence" is sometimes not evidence at all.
I have no idea why you want to leap from a debate about "evidence" to proclaiming physical principles and laws as if I am unaware of them. They really have nothing to do with each other. There is no evidence needed to support a physical certainty as it is self evident. Yes, things fall when dropped... that's not "evidence" of gravity, that IS gravity working.
Your abiogenesis theories are not physical certainties. They are not principles or laws of physics. They are simply THEORIES which must be supportable by evidence. If you can't support your theories with valid, testable and falsifiable evidence, they are invalid theories. "Invalid" ...there's a word you're probably very familiar with!
So we see clearly, what is thought to be "evidence" is sometimes not evidence at all.
I will realize for you the contradictory and meaningless sentence you have used as an explanation for a self evident fact that had nothing whatsoever to do with the subject, evidence. for some inexplicable reason.
are you having a relationship with the creationist ?
don't understand your complaint, not interested in semantics games with a muscle head, no time for deciphering your cryptic nonsense. If you can't understand forums in English, stick to your native tongue.
That's the funny thing about evidence, you don't have to have to even accept it as evidence. It's entirely subjective.
your initial claim was the evidence itself is subjective then you changed your line to its interpretation -
the elements are evidence there is a universe irregardless their multiple interpretations.
No, the elements are self evident, they are not evidence "of" anything other than themselves. You can subjectively interpret them as such because all "evidence" is subjective.
A-gain... because you're a thick-head... in 1850, the most noted and credible scientists of the time believed that mold was evidence that life could spontaneously generate. The problem was not a lack of evidence. The problem was the evidence wasn't valid because they were missing information. That did not change the fact that evidence existed.
Pasteur proved, through a series of experiments, life cannot spontaneously generate. His "evidence" was the results of his extensive experiments. Not every scientist agreed because they subjectively evaluated his "evidence" differently. Eventually, his findings prevailed and "Biogenesis" was confirmed. To date, it has not been refuted by science.
No, the elements are self evident, they are not evidence "of" anything other than themselves. You can subjectively interpret them as such because all "evidence" is subjective.
another itinerantly meaningless and contradictory expose for the denial of reality, those who's apex for understanding is never surmounted.
the periodic table is evidence for the universe.