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Howard Beale.Interesting.
Then it must have been a different MisterBeale.
Is "Mr Beale" a character somewhere?
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Howard Beale.Interesting.
Then it must have been a different MisterBeale.
Is "Mr Beale" a character somewhere?
I agree with you. . . this last strain IS less deadly than those before it.You've gone down the conspiracy rabbit hole and lost touch with reality.
The fact is that this last strain is less deadly than those before it. The fact is that China has little to gain and much to lose fighting a pandemic in their own country, just before the Olympics. Also, it seems absurd they would release this 'weapon' in their own country when it could have been released anywhere. Fact, this virus is behaving like every virus before it.
Does religionism still imprison and torture mathematicians for predicting lunar eclipses?
Adaptive radiation ≠ evolutionary transmutation from a common ancestry.I'll make a prediction for you: the genome of the Covid virus will change based on its encounters with vaccines. It will evolve ways of defeating our medicines like all other drug-resistant pests have done.
Clearly you don't understand evolution because you're still umbilically attached to that filthy bible.I've asked a number of you to make a prediction based on Darwin's theories, or to cite a prediction made by experts on Darwinism that has come true *AFTER* they made the prediction.
If you make a prediction based on Darwinian theory, that would be evidence in favor of Darwinian theory. If it comes true, that is. So far, I've gotten either complete silence, a quick change of subject, or examples of Darwinian experts first finding something and then saying, "Oh, yes. Darwinian theory predicted that!"
Here's the definition of "predict:"
say or estimate that (a specified thing) will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something.
So, get it? You can't make a valid prediction after something happens.
You conflate the object of science, namely, the physical/natural world and the philosophical metaphysics of science. You are either a pathological liar or a ditzy bitch. Choose.Keep it classy, Laddie.
You're merely spouting slogans as you presuppose naturalism and, thus, evolution, begging the question . . . and it all just flies right over your head.Clearly you don't understand evolution because you're still umbilically attached to that filthy bible.
No one can make a prediction nor has anyone ever done so. In fact, you have never asked anyone to predict evolution. It takes hundreds of thousands of years for changes to adapt.
That's a bit out of the comfort zone of the godbotherers.
There is no ''philosophical metaphysics of science''.You conflate the object of science, namely, the physical/natural world and the philosophical metaphysics of science. You are either a pathological liar or a ditzy bitch. Choose.
There is no ''philosophical metaphysics of science''.
Your time spent at the Jimmy Swaggert madrassah was wasted.
As opposed to presuming supernaturalism, thus fear and superstition, begging the question.... isn't it time for folks like you to ritually slaughter some farm animals?You're merely spouting slogans as you presuppose naturalism and, thus, evolution, begging the question . . . and it all just flies right over your head.
Behold another mindless atheist hack.
The rise of machine consciousness? The rise of a Christ consciousness?I've asked a number of you to make a prediction based on Darwin's theories, or to cite a prediction made by experts on Darwinism that has come true *AFTER* they made the prediction.
If you make a prediction based on Darwinian theory, that would be evidence in favor of Darwinian theory. If it comes true, that is. So far, I've gotten either complete silence, a quick change of subject, or examples of Darwinian experts first finding something and then saying, "Oh, yes. Darwinian theory predicted that!"
Here's the definition of "predict:"
say or estimate that (a specified thing) will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something.
So, get it? You can't make a valid prediction after something happens.