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"A lot of garbage has been bandied about concerning the emotional trauma a woman suffers after she has had an abortion . There is no substantive , unbiased research on this topic but a cursory sampling seems to indicate that women who report great emotional trauma after an abortion were already mentally unbalanced , possibly subject to depression or dramatic mood swings or other mental disturbances prior to becoming pregnant and having an abortion . I am inclined to believe that such emotionally-disturbed women are incapable of making a rational choice in many instances and they probably would have suffered enormous emotional consequences whatever choice they made . ."
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"Oh ! I get it ! abortion is fun , it is only a traumatic experience ( to kill your unborn son/daughter ) for `` unbalanced `` women"
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"women who report great emotional trauma after an abortion were already mentally unbalanced"
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"Oh ! I get it ! abortion is fun ``"
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1,621 | 442 |
"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen . And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned . BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA ?"
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"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen . And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned . BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA ?"
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1,623 | 442 |
"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen . And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned . BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA ?"
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"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen ."
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1,617 | 442 |
"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen . And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned . BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA ?"
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"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap"
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"BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA"
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1,616 | 442 |
"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen . And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned . BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA ?"
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"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap"
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"And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned ."
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1,618 | 442 |
"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen . And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned . BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA ?"
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"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned ."
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1,622 | 442 |
"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen . And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned . BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA ?"
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"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen ."
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1,620 | 442 |
"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen . And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned . BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA ?"
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AGREE
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"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen . And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned . BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA ?"
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1,625 | 442 |
"Did n't a famous gangster once escape from jail using a gun he carved from soap ? Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did happen . And knowing our nanny state government where anything that could cause harm is banned we have it banned . BTW do any of you know of some great airsoft fields over in USA ?"
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"Maybe OZ should ban bars of soap ?"
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"Yes that actually did"
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1,634 | 443 |
"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville ."
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville"
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"What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc"
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1,635 | 443 |
"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville ."
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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AGREE
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"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage"
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"What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more"
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1,629 | 443 |
"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville ."
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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"If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more"
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"Everyone expects that ."
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1,633 | 443 |
"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville ."
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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AGREE
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"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville"
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"What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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1,626 | 443 |
"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville ."
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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AGREE
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"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville ."
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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1,627 | 443 |
"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville ."
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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AGREE
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"If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more"
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted"
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1,632 | 443 |
"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville ."
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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AGREE
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"If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect"
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"What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
| null | null |
1,630 | 443 |
"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville ."
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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AGREE
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"prepared to shell out more $ $ $"
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"Everyone expects that ."
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1,628 | 443 |
"Well Whoop-Dee-Doo ! If you want Homosexual Marriage , be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when , in the inevitability , you should call it splitsville ."
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"Everyone expects that . What they do n't and should n't have to expect is that they will be specifically targeted and have to pay more , be penalised more , etc . than hetero couples such as yourself or me and my husband ."
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AGREE
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"be prepared to shell out more $ $ $ when Uncle Sam comes to collect when"
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"Everyone expects that ."
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1,644 | 444 |
"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe ."
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"But that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is . What it is n't is an explosion . I do n't suppose you have actually studied any astrophysics or astronomy upon which you base your rejection of the big bang , have you ?"
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"cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion"
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"What it is n't is an explosion"
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1,637 | 444 |
"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe ."
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"But that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is . What it is n't is an explosion . I do n't suppose you have actually studied any astrophysics or astronomy upon which you base your rejection of the big bang , have you ?"
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"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion"
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"But that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is . What it is n't is an explosion"
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1,645 | 444 |
"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe ."
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"But that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is . What it is n't is an explosion . I do n't suppose you have actually studied any astrophysics or astronomy upon which you base your rejection of the big bang , have you ?"
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"the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion"
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"What it is n't is an explosion"
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1,636 | 444 |
"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe ."
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"But that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is . What it is n't is an explosion . I do n't suppose you have actually studied any astrophysics or astronomy upon which you base your rejection of the big bang , have you ?"
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"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe ."
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"But that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is . What it is n't is an explosion . I do n't suppose you have actually studied any astrophysics or astronomy upon which you base your rejection of the big bang , have you ?"
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1,642 | 444 |
"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe ."
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"But that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is . What it is n't is an explosion . I do n't suppose you have actually studied any astrophysics or astronomy upon which you base your rejection of the big bang , have you ?"
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DISAGREE
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"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe ."
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"that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is . What it is n't is an explosion ."
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1,643 | 444 |
"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe ."
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"But that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is . What it is n't is an explosion . I do n't suppose you have actually studied any astrophysics or astronomy upon which you base your rejection of the big bang , have you ?"
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DISAGREE
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"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe ."
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"that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is ."
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1,641 | 444 |
"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe ."
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"But that is a misunderstanding of what the big bang theory is . What it is n't is an explosion . I do n't suppose you have actually studied any astrophysics or astronomy upon which you base your rejection of the big bang , have you ?"
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DISAGREE
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"society which accepts the idea that the origin of the cosmos could be explained in terms of an explosion , reveals more about the society itself than about the universe"
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"I do n't suppose you have actually studied any astrophysics or astronomy upon which you base your rejection of the big bang"
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1,648 | 445 |
"What predictions can creationism make ? Does belief a creator necessarily imply that such fossils will be found ? If evolution predicts them , and creationism makes no predictions , what will it mean if and when such fossils are found ?"
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"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified . Some examples include : that the Earth is round ( Isa . 40:22 ) ; the Earth is suspended in space without support ( Job 26:7 ) ; sea currents ; the hydrologic cycle ; the first and second laws of thermodynamics ( e.g . Isa 51:6 ) ; and the fact that Orion cluster is seperating and that the Pleadies cluster is staying together as a group ( Job 38:31 ) ; and many others . Since there was a global flood according to the Bible , we would expect there to be many fossils rapidly despoited and this is what we see in some parts of the fossil record . For example , there are some fossil beds are found in sedimentary rock , deposited by water so rapidly as to bury some creatures while still giving birth and eating food . Creationists have also made predictions such as the fact that there can be variation with in a kind , but one kind can not change into other kinds . This is what we observe now in the present , and is backed up by the fossil record . We would expect that many rocks , such as Uluru in Australia , would not be `` ordered in layers `` . Once again , this is what we observe . Creationists predicted that mutations and natural selection are down hill processes , i.e . information losing . We would also expect everything to be running down , we might also expect to know that some dinosaurs survived the flood but most likely died in the ice age that followed the flood . Several cultural groups have given very descriptive information about dinosaur like creatures . Remember , they would not have had a picture book with dinosaurs in it , the Aboriginal 's for example , had paintings of dinosaur like creatures in caves ; the amazing amount of design and complexity in the universe ; Laws of Nature . Also many other predictions . So as you can see , creationists have made many predictions ( as has the Bible ) and all are 100 % scientificly correct . IF , if such fossils are found and they are obviously transitional , then that would certainly aid the evolutionist case . But evolution is supposed to have millions of transitional fossils , they have a hand full of highly debatable ones . Btw , I am not trying to impress you by any means of your imagination . If I wanted to impress someone I could stay here and away from the internet . It is just that `` evolution `` is not as `` scientific `` as you may think ."
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"What predictions can creationism make ? creationism makes no predictions , what will it mean if and when such fossils are found ?"
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"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified ."
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1,649 | 445 |
"What predictions can creationism make ? Does belief a creator necessarily imply that such fossils will be found ? If evolution predicts them , and creationism makes no predictions , what will it mean if and when such fossils are found ?"
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"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified . Some examples include : that the Earth is round ( Isa . 40:22 ) ; the Earth is suspended in space without support ( Job 26:7 ) ; sea currents ; the hydrologic cycle ; the first and second laws of thermodynamics ( e.g . Isa 51:6 ) ; and the fact that Orion cluster is seperating and that the Pleadies cluster is staying together as a group ( Job 38:31 ) ; and many others . Since there was a global flood according to the Bible , we would expect there to be many fossils rapidly despoited and this is what we see in some parts of the fossil record . For example , there are some fossil beds are found in sedimentary rock , deposited by water so rapidly as to bury some creatures while still giving birth and eating food . Creationists have also made predictions such as the fact that there can be variation with in a kind , but one kind can not change into other kinds . This is what we observe now in the present , and is backed up by the fossil record . We would expect that many rocks , such as Uluru in Australia , would not be `` ordered in layers `` . Once again , this is what we observe . Creationists predicted that mutations and natural selection are down hill processes , i.e . information losing . We would also expect everything to be running down , we might also expect to know that some dinosaurs survived the flood but most likely died in the ice age that followed the flood . Several cultural groups have given very descriptive information about dinosaur like creatures . Remember , they would not have had a picture book with dinosaurs in it , the Aboriginal 's for example , had paintings of dinosaur like creatures in caves ; the amazing amount of design and complexity in the universe ; Laws of Nature . Also many other predictions . So as you can see , creationists have made many predictions ( as has the Bible ) and all are 100 % scientificly correct . IF , if such fossils are found and they are obviously transitional , then that would certainly aid the evolutionist case . But evolution is supposed to have millions of transitional fossils , they have a hand full of highly debatable ones . Btw , I am not trying to impress you by any means of your imagination . If I wanted to impress someone I could stay here and away from the internet . It is just that `` evolution `` is not as `` scientific `` as you may think ."
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"What predictions can creationism make ?"
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"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified ."
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1,651 | 445 |
"What predictions can creationism make ? Does belief a creator necessarily imply that such fossils will be found ? If evolution predicts them , and creationism makes no predictions , what will it mean if and when such fossils are found ?"
|
"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified . Some examples include : that the Earth is round ( Isa . 40:22 ) ; the Earth is suspended in space without support ( Job 26:7 ) ; sea currents ; the hydrologic cycle ; the first and second laws of thermodynamics ( e.g . Isa 51:6 ) ; and the fact that Orion cluster is seperating and that the Pleadies cluster is staying together as a group ( Job 38:31 ) ; and many others . Since there was a global flood according to the Bible , we would expect there to be many fossils rapidly despoited and this is what we see in some parts of the fossil record . For example , there are some fossil beds are found in sedimentary rock , deposited by water so rapidly as to bury some creatures while still giving birth and eating food . Creationists have also made predictions such as the fact that there can be variation with in a kind , but one kind can not change into other kinds . This is what we observe now in the present , and is backed up by the fossil record . We would expect that many rocks , such as Uluru in Australia , would not be `` ordered in layers `` . Once again , this is what we observe . Creationists predicted that mutations and natural selection are down hill processes , i.e . information losing . We would also expect everything to be running down , we might also expect to know that some dinosaurs survived the flood but most likely died in the ice age that followed the flood . Several cultural groups have given very descriptive information about dinosaur like creatures . Remember , they would not have had a picture book with dinosaurs in it , the Aboriginal 's for example , had paintings of dinosaur like creatures in caves ; the amazing amount of design and complexity in the universe ; Laws of Nature . Also many other predictions . So as you can see , creationists have made many predictions ( as has the Bible ) and all are 100 % scientificly correct . IF , if such fossils are found and they are obviously transitional , then that would certainly aid the evolutionist case . But evolution is supposed to have millions of transitional fossils , they have a hand full of highly debatable ones . Btw , I am not trying to impress you by any means of your imagination . If I wanted to impress someone I could stay here and away from the internet . It is just that `` evolution `` is not as `` scientific `` as you may think ."
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"and creationism makes no predictions ,"
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"makes quite a lot predictions ``"
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1,654 | 445 |
"What predictions can creationism make ? Does belief a creator necessarily imply that such fossils will be found ? If evolution predicts them , and creationism makes no predictions , what will it mean if and when such fossils are found ?"
|
"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified . Some examples include : that the Earth is round ( Isa . 40:22 ) ; the Earth is suspended in space without support ( Job 26:7 ) ; sea currents ; the hydrologic cycle ; the first and second laws of thermodynamics ( e.g . Isa 51:6 ) ; and the fact that Orion cluster is seperating and that the Pleadies cluster is staying together as a group ( Job 38:31 ) ; and many others . Since there was a global flood according to the Bible , we would expect there to be many fossils rapidly despoited and this is what we see in some parts of the fossil record . For example , there are some fossil beds are found in sedimentary rock , deposited by water so rapidly as to bury some creatures while still giving birth and eating food . Creationists have also made predictions such as the fact that there can be variation with in a kind , but one kind can not change into other kinds . This is what we observe now in the present , and is backed up by the fossil record . We would expect that many rocks , such as Uluru in Australia , would not be `` ordered in layers `` . Once again , this is what we observe . Creationists predicted that mutations and natural selection are down hill processes , i.e . information losing . We would also expect everything to be running down , we might also expect to know that some dinosaurs survived the flood but most likely died in the ice age that followed the flood . Several cultural groups have given very descriptive information about dinosaur like creatures . Remember , they would not have had a picture book with dinosaurs in it , the Aboriginal 's for example , had paintings of dinosaur like creatures in caves ; the amazing amount of design and complexity in the universe ; Laws of Nature . Also many other predictions . So as you can see , creationists have made many predictions ( as has the Bible ) and all are 100 % scientificly correct . IF , if such fossils are found and they are obviously transitional , then that would certainly aid the evolutionist case . But evolution is supposed to have millions of transitional fossils , they have a hand full of highly debatable ones . Btw , I am not trying to impress you by any means of your imagination . If I wanted to impress someone I could stay here and away from the internet . It is just that `` evolution `` is not as `` scientific `` as you may think ."
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"Does belief a creator necessarily imply that such fossils will be found"
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"This is what we observe now in the present , and is backed up by the fossil record"
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1,652 | 445 |
"What predictions can creationism make ? Does belief a creator necessarily imply that such fossils will be found ? If evolution predicts them , and creationism makes no predictions , what will it mean if and when such fossils are found ?"
|
"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified . Some examples include : that the Earth is round ( Isa . 40:22 ) ; the Earth is suspended in space without support ( Job 26:7 ) ; sea currents ; the hydrologic cycle ; the first and second laws of thermodynamics ( e.g . Isa 51:6 ) ; and the fact that Orion cluster is seperating and that the Pleadies cluster is staying together as a group ( Job 38:31 ) ; and many others . Since there was a global flood according to the Bible , we would expect there to be many fossils rapidly despoited and this is what we see in some parts of the fossil record . For example , there are some fossil beds are found in sedimentary rock , deposited by water so rapidly as to bury some creatures while still giving birth and eating food . Creationists have also made predictions such as the fact that there can be variation with in a kind , but one kind can not change into other kinds . This is what we observe now in the present , and is backed up by the fossil record . We would expect that many rocks , such as Uluru in Australia , would not be `` ordered in layers `` . Once again , this is what we observe . Creationists predicted that mutations and natural selection are down hill processes , i.e . information losing . We would also expect everything to be running down , we might also expect to know that some dinosaurs survived the flood but most likely died in the ice age that followed the flood . Several cultural groups have given very descriptive information about dinosaur like creatures . Remember , they would not have had a picture book with dinosaurs in it , the Aboriginal 's for example , had paintings of dinosaur like creatures in caves ; the amazing amount of design and complexity in the universe ; Laws of Nature . Also many other predictions . So as you can see , creationists have made many predictions ( as has the Bible ) and all are 100 % scientificly correct . IF , if such fossils are found and they are obviously transitional , then that would certainly aid the evolutionist case . But evolution is supposed to have millions of transitional fossils , they have a hand full of highly debatable ones . Btw , I am not trying to impress you by any means of your imagination . If I wanted to impress someone I could stay here and away from the internet . It is just that `` evolution `` is not as `` scientific `` as you may think ."
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"What predictions can creationism make ?"
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"the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified ."
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1,646 | 445 |
"What predictions can creationism make ? Does belief a creator necessarily imply that such fossils will be found ? If evolution predicts them , and creationism makes no predictions , what will it mean if and when such fossils are found ?"
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"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified . Some examples include : that the Earth is round ( Isa . 40:22 ) ; the Earth is suspended in space without support ( Job 26:7 ) ; sea currents ; the hydrologic cycle ; the first and second laws of thermodynamics ( e.g . Isa 51:6 ) ; and the fact that Orion cluster is seperating and that the Pleadies cluster is staying together as a group ( Job 38:31 ) ; and many others . Since there was a global flood according to the Bible , we would expect there to be many fossils rapidly despoited and this is what we see in some parts of the fossil record . For example , there are some fossil beds are found in sedimentary rock , deposited by water so rapidly as to bury some creatures while still giving birth and eating food . Creationists have also made predictions such as the fact that there can be variation with in a kind , but one kind can not change into other kinds . This is what we observe now in the present , and is backed up by the fossil record . We would expect that many rocks , such as Uluru in Australia , would not be `` ordered in layers `` . Once again , this is what we observe . Creationists predicted that mutations and natural selection are down hill processes , i.e . information losing . We would also expect everything to be running down , we might also expect to know that some dinosaurs survived the flood but most likely died in the ice age that followed the flood . Several cultural groups have given very descriptive information about dinosaur like creatures . Remember , they would not have had a picture book with dinosaurs in it , the Aboriginal 's for example , had paintings of dinosaur like creatures in caves ; the amazing amount of design and complexity in the universe ; Laws of Nature . Also many other predictions . So as you can see , creationists have made many predictions ( as has the Bible ) and all are 100 % scientificly correct . IF , if such fossils are found and they are obviously transitional , then that would certainly aid the evolutionist case . But evolution is supposed to have millions of transitional fossils , they have a hand full of highly debatable ones . Btw , I am not trying to impress you by any means of your imagination . If I wanted to impress someone I could stay here and away from the internet . It is just that `` evolution `` is not as `` scientific `` as you may think ."
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"What predictions can creationism make ?"
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"It is just that `` evolution `` is not as `` scientific `` as you may think ."
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1,650 | 445 |
"What predictions can creationism make ? Does belief a creator necessarily imply that such fossils will be found ? If evolution predicts them , and creationism makes no predictions , what will it mean if and when such fossils are found ?"
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"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified . Some examples include : that the Earth is round ( Isa . 40:22 ) ; the Earth is suspended in space without support ( Job 26:7 ) ; sea currents ; the hydrologic cycle ; the first and second laws of thermodynamics ( e.g . Isa 51:6 ) ; and the fact that Orion cluster is seperating and that the Pleadies cluster is staying together as a group ( Job 38:31 ) ; and many others . Since there was a global flood according to the Bible , we would expect there to be many fossils rapidly despoited and this is what we see in some parts of the fossil record . For example , there are some fossil beds are found in sedimentary rock , deposited by water so rapidly as to bury some creatures while still giving birth and eating food . Creationists have also made predictions such as the fact that there can be variation with in a kind , but one kind can not change into other kinds . This is what we observe now in the present , and is backed up by the fossil record . We would expect that many rocks , such as Uluru in Australia , would not be `` ordered in layers `` . Once again , this is what we observe . Creationists predicted that mutations and natural selection are down hill processes , i.e . information losing . We would also expect everything to be running down , we might also expect to know that some dinosaurs survived the flood but most likely died in the ice age that followed the flood . Several cultural groups have given very descriptive information about dinosaur like creatures . Remember , they would not have had a picture book with dinosaurs in it , the Aboriginal 's for example , had paintings of dinosaur like creatures in caves ; the amazing amount of design and complexity in the universe ; Laws of Nature . Also many other predictions . So as you can see , creationists have made many predictions ( as has the Bible ) and all are 100 % scientificly correct . IF , if such fossils are found and they are obviously transitional , then that would certainly aid the evolutionist case . But evolution is supposed to have millions of transitional fossils , they have a hand full of highly debatable ones . Btw , I am not trying to impress you by any means of your imagination . If I wanted to impress someone I could stay here and away from the internet . It is just that `` evolution `` is not as `` scientific `` as you may think ."
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"If evolution predicts them , and creationism makes no predictions"
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"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified"
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1,647 | 445 |
"What predictions can creationism make ? Does belief a creator necessarily imply that such fossils will be found ? If evolution predicts them , and creationism makes no predictions , what will it mean if and when such fossils are found ?"
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"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently verified . Some examples include : that the Earth is round ( Isa . 40:22 ) ; the Earth is suspended in space without support ( Job 26:7 ) ; sea currents ; the hydrologic cycle ; the first and second laws of thermodynamics ( e.g . Isa 51:6 ) ; and the fact that Orion cluster is seperating and that the Pleadies cluster is staying together as a group ( Job 38:31 ) ; and many others . Since there was a global flood according to the Bible , we would expect there to be many fossils rapidly despoited and this is what we see in some parts of the fossil record . For example , there are some fossil beds are found in sedimentary rock , deposited by water so rapidly as to bury some creatures while still giving birth and eating food . Creationists have also made predictions such as the fact that there can be variation with in a kind , but one kind can not change into other kinds . This is what we observe now in the present , and is backed up by the fossil record . We would expect that many rocks , such as Uluru in Australia , would not be `` ordered in layers `` . Once again , this is what we observe . Creationists predicted that mutations and natural selection are down hill processes , i.e . information losing . We would also expect everything to be running down , we might also expect to know that some dinosaurs survived the flood but most likely died in the ice age that followed the flood . Several cultural groups have given very descriptive information about dinosaur like creatures . Remember , they would not have had a picture book with dinosaurs in it , the Aboriginal 's for example , had paintings of dinosaur like creatures in caves ; the amazing amount of design and complexity in the universe ; Laws of Nature . Also many other predictions . So as you can see , creationists have made many predictions ( as has the Bible ) and all are 100 % scientificly correct . IF , if such fossils are found and they are obviously transitional , then that would certainly aid the evolutionist case . But evolution is supposed to have millions of transitional fossils , they have a hand full of highly debatable ones . Btw , I am not trying to impress you by any means of your imagination . If I wanted to impress someone I could stay here and away from the internet . It is just that `` evolution `` is not as `` scientific `` as you may think ."
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"What predictions can creationism make ? Does belief a creator necessarily imply that such fossils will be found ? If evolution predicts them , and creationism makes no predictions , what will it mean if and when such fossils are found ?"
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"Actually the Bible/creation makes quite a lot predictions that science has recently Some examples include : that the Earth is round ( Isa . 40:22 ) ; the Earth is suspended in space without support ( Job 26:7 ) ; sea currents ; the hydrologic cycle ; the first and second laws of thermodynamics ( e.g . Isa 51:6 ) ; and the fact that Orion cluster is seperating and that the Pleadies cluster is staying together as a group ( Job 38:31 ) ; and many others . Since there was a global flood according to the Bible , we would expect there to be many fossils rapidly despoited and this is what we see in some parts of the fossil For example , there are some fossil beds are found in sedimentary rock , deposited by water so rapidly as to bury some creatures while still giving birth and eating Creationists have also made predictions such as the fact that there can be variation with in a kind , but one kind can not change into other kinds . This is what we observe now in the present , and is backed up by the fossil record . We would expect that many rocks , such as Uluru in Australia , would not be `` ordered in layers `` . Once again , this is what we Creationists predicted that mutations and natural selection are down hill processes , i.e . information We would also expect everything to be running down , we might also expect to know that some dinosaurs survived the flood but most likely died in the ice age that followed the flood . Several cultural groups have given very descriptive information about dinosaur like creatures . Remember , they would not have had a picture book with dinosaurs in it , the Aboriginal 's for example , had paintings of dinosaur like creatures in caves ; the amazing amount of design and complexity in the universe ; Laws of Nature . Also many other predictions . So as you can see , creationists have made many predictions ( as has the Bible ) and all are 100 % scientificly correct . IF , if such fossils are found and they are obviously transitional , then that would certainly aid the evolutionist case . But evolution is supposed to have millions of transitional fossils , they have a hand full of highly debatable Btw , I am not trying to impress you by any means of your If I wanted to impress someone I could stay here and away from the It is just that `` evolution `` is not as `` scientific `` as you may think ."
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1,655 | 446 |
"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones . Some people would have a hard time giving up some part of themselves ( or how ever they see it ) , thus there are the cases of changed minds . Others may constantly worry later on 'how is s/he doing , are they okay or not ... ' in regards to the child . I was merely addressing certain aspects of this topic ."
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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"was merely addressing certain aspects of this topic ."
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"do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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1,656 | 446 |
"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones . Some people would have a hard time giving up some part of themselves ( or how ever they see it ) , thus there are the cases of changed minds . Others may constantly worry later on 'how is s/he doing , are they okay or not ... ' in regards to the child . I was merely addressing certain aspects of this topic ."
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones . Some people would have a hard time giving up some part of themselves ( or how ever they see it ) , thus there are the cases of changed minds . Others may constantly worry later on 'how is s/he doing , are they okay or not ... ' in regards to the child . I was merely addressing certain aspects of this topic ."
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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1,659 | 446 |
"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones . Some people would have a hard time giving up some part of themselves ( or how ever they see it ) , thus there are the cases of changed minds . Others may constantly worry later on 'how is s/he doing , are they okay or not ... ' in regards to the child . I was merely addressing certain aspects of this topic ."
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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"Some people would have a hard time giving up some part of themselves ( or how ever they see it ) , thus there are the cases of changed minds"
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this"
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1,664 | 446 |
"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones . Some people would have a hard time giving up some part of themselves ( or how ever they see it ) , thus there are the cases of changed minds . Others may constantly worry later on 'how is s/he doing , are they okay or not ... ' in regards to the child . I was merely addressing certain aspects of this topic ."
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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"there are more considerations beyond that"
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"I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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1,658 | 446 |
"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones . Some people would have a hard time giving up some part of themselves ( or how ever they see it ) , thus there are the cases of changed minds . Others may constantly worry later on 'how is s/he doing , are they okay or not ... ' in regards to the child . I was merely addressing certain aspects of this topic ."
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that"
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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1,657 | 446 |
"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones . Some people would have a hard time giving up some part of themselves ( or how ever they see it ) , thus there are the cases of changed minds . Others may constantly worry later on 'how is s/he doing , are they okay or not ... ' in regards to the child . I was merely addressing certain aspects of this topic ."
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones"
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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1,661 | 446 |
"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones . Some people would have a hard time giving up some part of themselves ( or how ever they see it ) , thus there are the cases of changed minds . Others may constantly worry later on 'how is s/he doing , are they okay or not ... ' in regards to the child . I was merely addressing certain aspects of this topic ."
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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"there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones"
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"I considered numerous things"
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1,663 | 446 |
"Actually , as Another Opinion pointed out , there are more considerations beyond that . Emotional ones . Some people would have a hard time giving up some part of themselves ( or how ever they see it ) , thus there are the cases of changed minds . Others may constantly worry later on 'how is s/he doing , are they okay or not ... ' in regards to the child . I was merely addressing certain aspects of this topic ."
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"Dude , I already said I considered numerous things , so I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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"there are more considerations beyond that ."
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"I do n't know why you keep complaining about this ."
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1,669 | 447 |
"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed"
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1,672 | 447 |
"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed"
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1,670 | 447 |
"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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"i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"pro-choice folk it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections ."
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1,671 | 447 |
"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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1,668 | 447 |
"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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"i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned"
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"it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed ."
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1,674 | 447 |
"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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"would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue ."
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1,666 | 447 |
"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned"
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"it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections"
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1,665 | 447 |
"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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"i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed ."
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1,667 | 447 |
"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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"i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal"
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1,673 | 447 |
"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue . Because , for pro-choice folk , even if it has rights , it still is preferable to ensure that it can be legally killed . Of course , it is obvious to everyone that an entity does not need rights in order to have legal protections . But I 'll let that slide for now ."
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"But , i would much rather have late terms legal than have them banned ."
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"So , whether the embryo/fetus/whatever-you-want-to-call-it has rights seems to be a non-issue ."
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1,678 | 448 |
"The article as a whole never made that argument either . Lie number .... oh I ca n't keep track anymore , let 's just call it 40 ."
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"Okay Yankee Fan . Keep pretending that it does n't . Well , if you never read the article , you would n't be pretending as that would be an argument from position of ignorance ."
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"The article as a whole never made that argument either"
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"Keep pretending that it does n't ."
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1,683 | 448 |
"The article as a whole never made that argument either . Lie number .... oh I ca n't keep track anymore , let 's just call it 40 ."
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"Okay Yankee Fan . Keep pretending that it does n't . Well , if you never read the article , you would n't be pretending as that would be an argument from position of ignorance ."
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"The article as a whole never made that argument either ."
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"that would be an argument from position of ignorance ."
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1,676 | 448 |
"The article as a whole never made that argument either . Lie number .... oh I ca n't keep track anymore , let 's just call it 40 ."
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"Okay Yankee Fan . Keep pretending that it does n't . Well , if you never read the article , you would n't be pretending as that would be an argument from position of ignorance ."
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"never made that argument either ."
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"Keep pretending that it does n't ."
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1,681 | 448 |
"The article as a whole never made that argument either . Lie number .... oh I ca n't keep track anymore , let 's just call it 40 ."
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"Okay Yankee Fan . Keep pretending that it does n't . Well , if you never read the article , you would n't be pretending as that would be an argument from position of ignorance ."
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"The article as a whole never made that argument either"
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"Okay Yankee Fan ."
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1,682 | 448 |
"The article as a whole never made that argument either . Lie number .... oh I ca n't keep track anymore , let 's just call it 40 ."
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"Okay Yankee Fan . Keep pretending that it does n't . Well , if you never read the article , you would n't be pretending as that would be an argument from position of ignorance ."
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"The article as a whole never made that argument Lie number .... oh I ca n't keep track anymore , let 's just call it 40 ."
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"Okay Yankee Keep pretending that it does n't . Well , if you never read the article , you would n't be pretending as that would be an argument from position of ignorance ."
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1,685 | 449 |
"but too bad science is too chicken to try such an experiment ... we might know the answers to those things ."
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"And what would that prove ? It would certainly show that an animal adapted to survival above the Arctic circle was not adapted to the Arizona desert . Maybe it would indicate that the environmental conditions necessary for the change are n't present in Arizona . How is that relevant to evolutionary theory ?"
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"too bad science is too chicken to try such an experiment ..."
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"And what would that prove ? How is that relevant to evolutionary theory ?"
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1,687 | 449 |
"but too bad science is too chicken to try such an experiment ... we might know the answers to those things ."
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"And what would that prove ? It would certainly show that an animal adapted to survival above the Arctic circle was not adapted to the Arizona desert . Maybe it would indicate that the environmental conditions necessary for the change are n't present in Arizona . How is that relevant to evolutionary theory ?"
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"we might know the answers to those things ."
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"And what would that prove ? It would certainly show that an"
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1,686 | 449 |
"but too bad science is too chicken to try such an experiment ... we might know the answers to those things ."
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"And what would that prove ? It would certainly show that an animal adapted to survival above the Arctic circle was not adapted to the Arizona desert . Maybe it would indicate that the environmental conditions necessary for the change are n't present in Arizona . How is that relevant to evolutionary theory ?"
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"we might know the answers to those things ."
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"And what would that prove ? How is that relevant to evolutionary theory ?"
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1,689 | 449 |
"but too bad science is too chicken to try such an experiment ... we might know the answers to those things ."
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"And what would that prove ? It would certainly show that an animal adapted to survival above the Arctic circle was not adapted to the Arizona desert . Maybe it would indicate that the environmental conditions necessary for the change are n't present in Arizona . How is that relevant to evolutionary theory ?"
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"science is too chicken to try such an experiment"
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"It would certainly show that an animal adapted to survival above the Arctic circle"
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1,688 | 449 |
"but too bad science is too chicken to try such an experiment ... we might know the answers to those things ."
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"And what would that prove ? It would certainly show that an animal adapted to survival above the Arctic circle was not adapted to the Arizona desert . Maybe it would indicate that the environmental conditions necessary for the change are n't present in Arizona . How is that relevant to evolutionary theory ?"
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"but too bad science is too chicken to try such an experiment"
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"And what would that prove ?"
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1,691 | 450 |
"Invalid argument to assert that mutations can map a road outside of their assigned task in illogical , where would the information to do so come from ?"
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"Since we have observed it happening in the case of the nylon bug , it can not be the obstacle you presume It 's easy to get lost in abstract concerns about 'information ' . For instance , imagine a lock with a three-digit code , like those on briefcases . It 's easy to get in if you know the code , but it 's also perfectly possible to get in without knowing the code - it just takes longer . If you 're right about the way information works , that ought n't to be possible . The crucial point is that the lock contains all the information required to open it . That information is transferred to the person trying to open it via feedback : when you get the right code , the case opens . If there was no feedback - if the person was not actually opening the case themselves but was just blindly shouting numbers for someone else to try with no idea if it was working or not - they would be none the wiser . Similarly , the nylon waste products metabolised by the nylon bug intrinsically possess all the necessary information concerning how they can be broken down . That information is transferred to the bacteria via the feedback of natural selection : the bugs who hit upon the right combination survive , and those who do not , perish . In this manner information about how to survive in the present environment is transferred from the environment and encoded in the genome . No information is being created , it is merely being moved around ."
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"Invalid argument to assert that mutations can map a road outside"
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"No information is being created , it is merely being moved around ."
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1,692 | 450 |
"Invalid argument to assert that mutations can map a road outside of their assigned task in illogical , where would the information to do so come from ?"
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"Since we have observed it happening in the case of the nylon bug , it can not be the obstacle you presume It 's easy to get lost in abstract concerns about 'information ' . For instance , imagine a lock with a three-digit code , like those on briefcases . It 's easy to get in if you know the code , but it 's also perfectly possible to get in without knowing the code - it just takes longer . If you 're right about the way information works , that ought n't to be possible . The crucial point is that the lock contains all the information required to open it . That information is transferred to the person trying to open it via feedback : when you get the right code , the case opens . If there was no feedback - if the person was not actually opening the case themselves but was just blindly shouting numbers for someone else to try with no idea if it was working or not - they would be none the wiser . Similarly , the nylon waste products metabolised by the nylon bug intrinsically possess all the necessary information concerning how they can be broken down . That information is transferred to the bacteria via the feedback of natural selection : the bugs who hit upon the right combination survive , and those who do not , perish . In this manner information about how to survive in the present environment is transferred from the environment and encoded in the genome . No information is being created , it is merely being moved around ."
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"would the information to do so come from ?"
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"No information is being created , it is merely being moved around ."
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1,690 | 450 |
"Invalid argument to assert that mutations can map a road outside of their assigned task in illogical , where would the information to do so come from ?"
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"Since we have observed it happening in the case of the nylon bug , it can not be the obstacle you presume It 's easy to get lost in abstract concerns about 'information ' . For instance , imagine a lock with a three-digit code , like those on briefcases . It 's easy to get in if you know the code , but it 's also perfectly possible to get in without knowing the code - it just takes longer . If you 're right about the way information works , that ought n't to be possible . The crucial point is that the lock contains all the information required to open it . That information is transferred to the person trying to open it via feedback : when you get the right code , the case opens . If there was no feedback - if the person was not actually opening the case themselves but was just blindly shouting numbers for someone else to try with no idea if it was working or not - they would be none the wiser . Similarly , the nylon waste products metabolised by the nylon bug intrinsically possess all the necessary information concerning how they can be broken down . That information is transferred to the bacteria via the feedback of natural selection : the bugs who hit upon the right combination survive , and those who do not , perish . In this manner information about how to survive in the present environment is transferred from the environment and encoded in the genome . No information is being created , it is merely being moved around ."
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"where would the information to do so come from ?"
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"In this manner information about how to survive in the present environment is transferred from the environment and encoded in the genome . No information is being created , it is merely being moved around ."
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1,694 | 450 |
"Invalid argument to assert that mutations can map a road outside of their assigned task in illogical , where would the information to do so come from ?"
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"Since we have observed it happening in the case of the nylon bug , it can not be the obstacle you presume It 's easy to get lost in abstract concerns about 'information ' . For instance , imagine a lock with a three-digit code , like those on briefcases . It 's easy to get in if you know the code , but it 's also perfectly possible to get in without knowing the code - it just takes longer . If you 're right about the way information works , that ought n't to be possible . The crucial point is that the lock contains all the information required to open it . That information is transferred to the person trying to open it via feedback : when you get the right code , the case opens . If there was no feedback - if the person was not actually opening the case themselves but was just blindly shouting numbers for someone else to try with no idea if it was working or not - they would be none the wiser . Similarly , the nylon waste products metabolised by the nylon bug intrinsically possess all the necessary information concerning how they can be broken down . That information is transferred to the bacteria via the feedback of natural selection : the bugs who hit upon the right combination survive , and those who do not , perish . In this manner information about how to survive in the present environment is transferred from the environment and encoded in the genome . No information is being created , it is merely being moved around ."
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"argument to assert that mutations can map a road outside of their assigned task in illogical"
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"The crucial point is that the lock contains all the information required to open it"
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1,693 | 450 |
"Invalid argument to assert that mutations can map a road outside of their assigned task in illogical , where would the information to do so come from ?"
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"Since we have observed it happening in the case of the nylon bug , it can not be the obstacle you presume It 's easy to get lost in abstract concerns about 'information ' . For instance , imagine a lock with a three-digit code , like those on briefcases . It 's easy to get in if you know the code , but it 's also perfectly possible to get in without knowing the code - it just takes longer . If you 're right about the way information works , that ought n't to be possible . The crucial point is that the lock contains all the information required to open it . That information is transferred to the person trying to open it via feedback : when you get the right code , the case opens . If there was no feedback - if the person was not actually opening the case themselves but was just blindly shouting numbers for someone else to try with no idea if it was working or not - they would be none the wiser . Similarly , the nylon waste products metabolised by the nylon bug intrinsically possess all the necessary information concerning how they can be broken down . That information is transferred to the bacteria via the feedback of natural selection : the bugs who hit upon the right combination survive , and those who do not , perish . In this manner information about how to survive in the present environment is transferred from the environment and encoded in the genome . No information is being created , it is merely being moved around ."
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"Invalid argument to assert that mutations can map a road"
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"Since we have observed it happening in the case of the nylon bug , it can not be the obstacle you presume"
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1,695 | 451 |
"This bit about the origins of the earth ? Oh , we just interpret that as god designing evolution . But that part about people burning in hell for eternity , that 's true , right ?"
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"What part about people burning in hell for eternity ?"
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"we just interpret that as god designing evolution"
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"part about people burning in hell for eternity"
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1,696 | 451 |
"This bit about the origins of the earth ? Oh , we just interpret that as god designing evolution . But that part about people burning in hell for eternity , that 's true , right ?"
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"What part about people burning in hell for eternity ?"
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"But that part about people burning in hell for eternity , that 's true , right ?"
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"What part about people burning in hell for eternity ?"
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1,697 | 451 |
"This bit about the origins of the earth ? Oh , we just interpret that as god designing evolution . But that part about people burning in hell for eternity , that 's true , right ?"
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"What part about people burning in hell for eternity ?"
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"that part about people burning in hell for eternity , that 's true , right ?"
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"What part about people burning in hell for eternity ?"
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1,699 | 451 |
"This bit about the origins of the earth ? Oh , we just interpret that as god designing evolution . But that part about people burning in hell for eternity , that 's true , right ?"
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"What part about people burning in hell for eternity ?"
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"This bit about the origins of the earth ?"
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"What part about people burning in hell for eternity ?"
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1,698 | 451 |
"This bit about the origins of the earth ? Oh , we just interpret that as god designing evolution . But that part about people burning in hell for eternity , that 's true , right ?"
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"What part about people burning in hell for eternity ?"
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"that part about people burning in hell for eternity , that 's true , right ?"
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"What part about people burning in hell for eternity ?"
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1,704 | 452 |
"I would like to point out that it was hardly a land slide . Current admninistration is not as popular as either Reagan or Clinton was . This nation is divided . Nothing is dead ."
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"George Bush won the majority of votes ( the first majority winner in 16 years ) in an election with the highest turnout in US history ( > 117Million voters ) . The Senate Minority Leader was defeated by a nobody . Democrats lost at least 3 seats in each of the House and Senate , something that never happens in a Presidential election year . This gave the Republican majority in both branches of Congress even more control . 11 Liberal ballot initiatives went down in flames by huge margins . If liberalism IS N'T dead , then it 's in ICU on a heart and lung machine ."
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"Current admninistration is not as popular as either Reagan or Clinton was"
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"Republican majority in both branches of Congress even more control ."
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1,700 | 452 |
"I would like to point out that it was hardly a land slide . Current admninistration is not as popular as either Reagan or Clinton was . This nation is divided . Nothing is dead ."
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"George Bush won the majority of votes ( the first majority winner in 16 years ) in an election with the highest turnout in US history ( > 117Million voters ) . The Senate Minority Leader was defeated by a nobody . Democrats lost at least 3 seats in each of the House and Senate , something that never happens in a Presidential election year . This gave the Republican majority in both branches of Congress even more control . 11 Liberal ballot initiatives went down in flames by huge margins . If liberalism IS N'T dead , then it 's in ICU on a heart and lung machine ."
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"I would like to point out that it was hardly a land slide . Current admninistration is not"
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"George Bush won the majority of votes ( the first majority winner in 16"
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1,702 | 452 |
"I would like to point out that it was hardly a land slide . Current admninistration is not as popular as either Reagan or Clinton was . This nation is divided . Nothing is dead ."
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"George Bush won the majority of votes ( the first majority winner in 16 years ) in an election with the highest turnout in US history ( > 117Million voters ) . The Senate Minority Leader was defeated by a nobody . Democrats lost at least 3 seats in each of the House and Senate , something that never happens in a Presidential election year . This gave the Republican majority in both branches of Congress even more control . 11 Liberal ballot initiatives went down in flames by huge margins . If liberalism IS N'T dead , then it 's in ICU on a heart and lung machine ."
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"This nation is divided . Nothing is dead ."
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"If liberalism IS N'T dead , then it 's in ICU on a heart and lung machine ."
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1,701 | 452 |
"I would like to point out that it was hardly a land slide . Current admninistration is not as popular as either Reagan or Clinton was . This nation is divided . Nothing is dead ."
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"George Bush won the majority of votes ( the first majority winner in 16 years ) in an election with the highest turnout in US history ( > 117Million voters ) . The Senate Minority Leader was defeated by a nobody . Democrats lost at least 3 seats in each of the House and Senate , something that never happens in a Presidential election year . This gave the Republican majority in both branches of Congress even more control . 11 Liberal ballot initiatives went down in flames by huge margins . If liberalism IS N'T dead , then it 's in ICU on a heart and lung machine ."
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"I would like to point out that it was hardly a land slide"
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"George Bush won the majority of votes in an election with the highest turnout in US history"
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1,705 | 453 |
"If the stars were created near the earth and then streched out as the Bible says they were the relationship of time and distance would be quite different and would explain how light from a distant star could be seen ."
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"Please start with the Bible passage . Then explain what you mean by `` stretched out `` and why this would affect our perception of space and time ."
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"the relationship of time and distance would be quite different and would explain how light from a distant star could be seen ."
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"explain what you mean by `` stretched out `` and why this would affect our perception of space and time ."
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1,707 | 453 |
"If the stars were created near the earth and then streched out as the Bible says they were the relationship of time and distance would be quite different and would explain how light from a distant star could be seen ."
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"Please start with the Bible passage . Then explain what you mean by `` stretched out `` and why this would affect our perception of space and time ."
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"the stars were created near the earth and then streched out as the Bible says they were"
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"Please start with the Bible passage . Then explain what you mean by `` stretched out ``"
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1,706 | 453 |
"If the stars were created near the earth and then streched out as the Bible says they were the relationship of time and distance would be quite different and would explain how light from a distant star could be seen ."
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"Please start with the Bible passage . Then explain what you mean by `` stretched out `` and why this would affect our perception of space and time ."
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"If the stars were created near the earth and then streched out as the Bible says"
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"explain what you mean by `` stretched out ``"
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1,714 | 454 |
"WHEN GOVERNMENTS ARE A THREAT The U.N. claims that guns used in armed conflicts cause 300,000 deaths worldwide every year . The solution proposed in conference 's `` Program of Action `` ? Keep rebels from getting guns by requiring that countries `` prevent , combat and eradicate `` what those countries who want to stop rebels from getting the guns define as `` the illicit trade in small arms `` This may be an understandable `` solution `` from governments that do n't trust their citizens . But it also represents a dangerous disregard for their citizens ' safety and freedom . Why ? First , and most obviously , because not all insurgencies are `` bad. `` It is hardly surprising that infamous regimes such as those in Syria , Cuba , Rwanda , Vietnam , Zimbabwe , and Sierra Leone support these `` reforms. `` To ban providing guns to rebels in totalitarian countries is like arguing that there is never anything such as a just war . In hindsight , would Europeans have preferred that no resistance was put up against Hitler ? Should the French or Norwegian resistance movements simply have given up ? Surely this would have minimized war causalities ."
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"Do you think this resistance got their most useful weapons out of a normal store ? Please don´t try such arguments without knowing about European history ."
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"This may be an understandable `` solution `` from governments that do n't trust their citizens"
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"resistance got their most useful weapons out of a normal store"
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1,710 | 454 |
"WHEN GOVERNMENTS ARE A THREAT The U.N. claims that guns used in armed conflicts cause 300,000 deaths worldwide every year . The solution proposed in conference 's `` Program of Action `` ? Keep rebels from getting guns by requiring that countries `` prevent , combat and eradicate `` what those countries who want to stop rebels from getting the guns define as `` the illicit trade in small arms `` This may be an understandable `` solution `` from governments that do n't trust their citizens . But it also represents a dangerous disregard for their citizens ' safety and freedom . Why ? First , and most obviously , because not all insurgencies are `` bad. `` It is hardly surprising that infamous regimes such as those in Syria , Cuba , Rwanda , Vietnam , Zimbabwe , and Sierra Leone support these `` reforms. `` To ban providing guns to rebels in totalitarian countries is like arguing that there is never anything such as a just war . In hindsight , would Europeans have preferred that no resistance was put up against Hitler ? Should the French or Norwegian resistance movements simply have given up ? Surely this would have minimized war causalities ."
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"Do you think this resistance got their most useful weapons out of a normal store ? Please don´t try such arguments without knowing about European history ."
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"WHEN GOVERNMENTS ARE A THREAT The U.N. claims that guns used in armed conflicts cause 300,000 deaths"
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"Do you think this resistance got their most useful weapons out of a normal store ?"
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1,711 | 454 |
"WHEN GOVERNMENTS ARE A THREAT The U.N. claims that guns used in armed conflicts cause 300,000 deaths worldwide every year . The solution proposed in conference 's `` Program of Action `` ? Keep rebels from getting guns by requiring that countries `` prevent , combat and eradicate `` what those countries who want to stop rebels from getting the guns define as `` the illicit trade in small arms `` This may be an understandable `` solution `` from governments that do n't trust their citizens . But it also represents a dangerous disregard for their citizens ' safety and freedom . Why ? First , and most obviously , because not all insurgencies are `` bad. `` It is hardly surprising that infamous regimes such as those in Syria , Cuba , Rwanda , Vietnam , Zimbabwe , and Sierra Leone support these `` reforms. `` To ban providing guns to rebels in totalitarian countries is like arguing that there is never anything such as a just war . In hindsight , would Europeans have preferred that no resistance was put up against Hitler ? Should the French or Norwegian resistance movements simply have given up ? Surely this would have minimized war causalities ."
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"Do you think this resistance got their most useful weapons out of a normal store ? Please don´t try such arguments without knowing about European history ."
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"WHEN GOVERNMENTS ARE A THREAT The U.N. claims that guns used in armed conflicts cause 300,000 deaths worldwide every year . The solution proposed in conference 's `` Program of Action `` ? Keep rebels from getting guns by requiring that countries `` prevent , combat and eradicate `` what those countries who want to stop rebels from getting the guns define as `` the illicit trade in small arms `` This may be an understandable `` solution `` from governments that do n't trust their citizens ."
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"Please don´t try such arguments without knowing about European history ."
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1,715 | 455 |
"I got the information from : `` Finally , there is large-scale evolution that may be referred to as molecules-to-man evolution ,"
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"And so on . Yes . a lie generated by creationist liars is what you use as source for what scientists are claimed to adhere to ? Your dishonesty is actually rather startling . This is the worst attempt at dishonesty I have seen from lying creationists yet , and your gleeful introduction of that lie shows how truly and completely dishonest you are . Would you stop your lies . You are pathetic ."
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"I got the information from : `` Finally , there is large-scale evolution that may be referred to as molecules-to-man evolution ,"
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"a lie generated by creationist liars is what you use as source for what scientists are claimed to adhere to ?"
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1,718 | 455 |
"I got the information from : `` Finally , there is large-scale evolution that may be referred to as molecules-to-man evolution ,"
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"And so on . Yes . a lie generated by creationist liars is what you use as source for what scientists are claimed to adhere to ? Your dishonesty is actually rather startling . This is the worst attempt at dishonesty I have seen from lying creationists yet , and your gleeful introduction of that lie shows how truly and completely dishonest you are . Would you stop your lies . You are pathetic ."
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"there is large-scale evolution that may be referred to as molecules-to-man evolution ,"
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"I have seen from lying creationists yet , and your gleeful introduction of that lie shows how truly"
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1,717 | 455 |
"I got the information from : `` Finally , there is large-scale evolution that may be referred to as molecules-to-man evolution ,"
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"And so on . Yes . a lie generated by creationist liars is what you use as source for what scientists are claimed to adhere to ? Your dishonesty is actually rather startling . This is the worst attempt at dishonesty I have seen from lying creationists yet , and your gleeful introduction of that lie shows how truly and completely dishonest you are . Would you stop your lies . You are pathetic ."
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"I got the information from :"
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"a lie generated by creationist liars is what you use as source"
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1,724 | 456 |
"If living things didn ’ t reproduce , then life would quickly disappear ."
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"While that may be true , it fails to show that reproduction is a requirement in order to call something living : that living things would disappear as a result of their not reproducing doesn ’ t show that they are not living before they disappear . [ start : added 01/01/2006 ] In fact , even with reproduction , organisms - such as leopards , elephants , whales , and so on - will eventually die out . Does that mean that they are not living organisms now ? Of course not . [ end : added 01/01/2006 ] The  “ pro-reproductionists ” second attempt , and improvement on the first , might go something like this :"
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"If living things didn ’ t reproduce , then life would quickly disappear ."
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"that living things would disappear as a result of their not reproducing doesn ’ t show that they are not living"
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1,723 | 456 |
"If living things didn ’ t reproduce , then life would quickly disappear ."
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"While that may be true , it fails to show that reproduction is a requirement in order to call something living : that living things would disappear as a result of their not reproducing doesn ’ t show that they are not living before they disappear . [ start : added 01/01/2006 ] In fact , even with reproduction , organisms - such as leopards , elephants , whales , and so on - will eventually die out . Does that mean that they are not living organisms now ? Of course not . [ end : added 01/01/2006 ] The  “ pro-reproductionists ” second attempt , and improvement on the first , might go something like this :"
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"living things reproduce , life would quickly disappear ."
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"show that they are not living before they disappear ."
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1,720 | 456 |
"If living things didn ’ t reproduce , then life would quickly disappear ."
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"While that may be true , it fails to show that reproduction is a requirement in order to call something living : that living things would disappear as a result of their not reproducing doesn ’ t show that they are not living before they disappear . [ start : added 01/01/2006 ] In fact , even with reproduction , organisms - such as leopards , elephants , whales , and so on - will eventually die out . Does that mean that they are not living organisms now ? Of course not . [ end : added 01/01/2006 ] The  “ pro-reproductionists ” second attempt , and improvement on the first , might go something like this :"
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"If living things didn ’ t reproduce , then life would quickly disappear"
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"fails to show that reproduction is a requirement in order to call something living even with reproduction , organisms will eventually die out"
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1,725 | 456 |
"If living things didn ’ t reproduce , then life would quickly disappear ."
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"While that may be true , it fails to show that reproduction is a requirement in order to call something living : that living things would disappear as a result of their not reproducing doesn ’ t show that they are not living before they disappear . [ start : added 01/01/2006 ] In fact , even with reproduction , organisms - such as leopards , elephants , whales , and so on - will eventually die out . Does that mean that they are not living organisms now ? Of course not . [ end : added 01/01/2006 ] The  “ pro-reproductionists ” second attempt , and improvement on the first , might go something like this :"
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"disappear"
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"that may be , it to in order to living that living would not that they are not before they . [ : added ] In fact The the"
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1,722 | 456 |
"If living things didn ’ t reproduce , then life would quickly disappear ."
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"While that may be true , it fails to show that reproduction is a requirement in order to call something living : that living things would disappear as a result of their not reproducing doesn ’ t show that they are not living before they disappear . [ start : added 01/01/2006 ] In fact , even with reproduction , organisms - such as leopards , elephants , whales , and so on - will eventually die out . Does that mean that they are not living organisms now ? Of course not . [ end : added 01/01/2006 ] The  “ pro-reproductionists ” second attempt , and improvement on the first , might go something like this :"
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"life would quickly disappear ."
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"it fails to show that reproduction is a requirement show that they are not living before they disappear"
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1,721 | 456 |
"If living things didn ’ t reproduce , then life would quickly disappear ."
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"While that may be true , it fails to show that reproduction is a requirement in order to call something living : that living things would disappear as a result of their not reproducing doesn ’ t show that they are not living before they disappear . [ start : added 01/01/2006 ] In fact , even with reproduction , organisms - such as leopards , elephants , whales , and so on - will eventually die out . Does that mean that they are not living organisms now ? Of course not . [ end : added 01/01/2006 ] The  “ pro-reproductionists ” second attempt , and improvement on the first , might go something like this :"
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"If living things reproduce , then life would quickly disappear ."
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"it fails to show that reproduction is a requirement in order to call something living : that living things would disappear as a result of their not reproducing ’ t show that they are not living before they disappear"
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1,728 | 457 |
"You 're actually asking a very pertinent question , but you 're phrasing it in a way that 's guaranteed to attract the wrong kind of answer Remember : 'colour ' is a label we attach to a particular electromagnetic wavelength - specifically , the ones our eyes are sensitive , or 'tuned ' to pick up . When you enquire about 'other colours ' existing , you 're in effect talking about non-visible electromagnetic frequencies . Now , we can tune electronic receivers to pretty much any frequency we like , thus 'seeing ' a much broader range of colours , from radio waves to X-rays , gamma rays and so forth . It 's kind of strange to think of it like this , but a radio transmitter is doing exactly the same thing as a torch : spitting out light , just at a different frequency . And since , as you know , you can listen to your radio indoors , that means your opaque-to-visible-light walls are translucent on other frequencies - which is slightly unnerving , frankly . Anyway , by the very meaning of 'colour ' - no , there are no 'colours ' of which we are ignorant that could overturn our understanding of the universe ."
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"Then that ’ s as far as we can go on it , and that ’ s fine . Not being a science worshiper myself , I simply don ’ t automatically take this type of blanket statement as automatically true . What largely prompted this thread happened last Tuesday - 6:30 AM , and a six-figure weather forecaster scientist guy assured everyone watching him that a pretty nice day was ahead , largely cloudy yet with peeks of sun , with a slim chance of very spotty rain . 2 hours later , the beginning of widespread heavy rain , for three solid hours . Unusual of course , but if we have scientific blunders concerning a few miles , I can imagine we could have a few blunders concerning hundreds of thousands of light years ."
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"phrasing it in a way that 's guaranteed to attract the wrong kind of answer Remember : 'colour ' is a label we attach to a particular electromagnetic wavelength"
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"being a science worshiper myself , I simply ’ t automatically take this type of blanket statement as automatically true ."
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1,727 | 457 |
"You 're actually asking a very pertinent question , but you 're phrasing it in a way that 's guaranteed to attract the wrong kind of answer Remember : 'colour ' is a label we attach to a particular electromagnetic wavelength - specifically , the ones our eyes are sensitive , or 'tuned ' to pick up . When you enquire about 'other colours ' existing , you 're in effect talking about non-visible electromagnetic frequencies . Now , we can tune electronic receivers to pretty much any frequency we like , thus 'seeing ' a much broader range of colours , from radio waves to X-rays , gamma rays and so forth . It 's kind of strange to think of it like this , but a radio transmitter is doing exactly the same thing as a torch : spitting out light , just at a different frequency . And since , as you know , you can listen to your radio indoors , that means your opaque-to-visible-light walls are translucent on other frequencies - which is slightly unnerving , frankly . Anyway , by the very meaning of 'colour ' - no , there are no 'colours ' of which we are ignorant that could overturn our understanding of the universe ."
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"Then that ’ s as far as we can go on it , and that ’ s fine . Not being a science worshiper myself , I simply don ’ t automatically take this type of blanket statement as automatically true . What largely prompted this thread happened last Tuesday - 6:30 AM , and a six-figure weather forecaster scientist guy assured everyone watching him that a pretty nice day was ahead , largely cloudy yet with peeks of sun , with a slim chance of very spotty rain . 2 hours later , the beginning of widespread heavy rain , for three solid hours . Unusual of course , but if we have scientific blunders concerning a few miles , I can imagine we could have a few blunders concerning hundreds of thousands of light years ."
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"guaranteed to attract the wrong kind of answer"
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"automatically take this type of blanket statement as automatically true"
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1,730 | 457 |
"You 're actually asking a very pertinent question , but you 're phrasing it in a way that 's guaranteed to attract the wrong kind of answer Remember : 'colour ' is a label we attach to a particular electromagnetic wavelength - specifically , the ones our eyes are sensitive , or 'tuned ' to pick up . When you enquire about 'other colours ' existing , you 're in effect talking about non-visible electromagnetic frequencies . Now , we can tune electronic receivers to pretty much any frequency we like , thus 'seeing ' a much broader range of colours , from radio waves to X-rays , gamma rays and so forth . It 's kind of strange to think of it like this , but a radio transmitter is doing exactly the same thing as a torch : spitting out light , just at a different frequency . And since , as you know , you can listen to your radio indoors , that means your opaque-to-visible-light walls are translucent on other frequencies - which is slightly unnerving , frankly . Anyway , by the very meaning of 'colour ' - no , there are no 'colours ' of which we are ignorant that could overturn our understanding of the universe ."
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"Then that ’ s as far as we can go on it , and that ’ s fine . Not being a science worshiper myself , I simply don ’ t automatically take this type of blanket statement as automatically true . What largely prompted this thread happened last Tuesday - 6:30 AM , and a six-figure weather forecaster scientist guy assured everyone watching him that a pretty nice day was ahead , largely cloudy yet with peeks of sun , with a slim chance of very spotty rain . 2 hours later , the beginning of widespread heavy rain , for three solid hours . Unusual of course , but if we have scientific blunders concerning a few miles , I can imagine we could have a few blunders concerning hundreds of thousands of light years ."
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"asking a very pertinent question It 's kind of strange to think of it like this , but a radio transmitter"
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"simply don ’ t automatically take this type of blanket statement"
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1,729 | 457 |
"You 're actually asking a very pertinent question , but you 're phrasing it in a way that 's guaranteed to attract the wrong kind of answer Remember : 'colour ' is a label we attach to a particular electromagnetic wavelength - specifically , the ones our eyes are sensitive , or 'tuned ' to pick up . When you enquire about 'other colours ' existing , you 're in effect talking about non-visible electromagnetic frequencies . Now , we can tune electronic receivers to pretty much any frequency we like , thus 'seeing ' a much broader range of colours , from radio waves to X-rays , gamma rays and so forth . It 's kind of strange to think of it like this , but a radio transmitter is doing exactly the same thing as a torch : spitting out light , just at a different frequency . And since , as you know , you can listen to your radio indoors , that means your opaque-to-visible-light walls are translucent on other frequencies - which is slightly unnerving , frankly . Anyway , by the very meaning of 'colour ' - no , there are no 'colours ' of which we are ignorant that could overturn our understanding of the universe ."
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"Then that ’ s as far as we can go on it , and that ’ s fine . Not being a science worshiper myself , I simply don ’ t automatically take this type of blanket statement as automatically true . What largely prompted this thread happened last Tuesday - 6:30 AM , and a six-figure weather forecaster scientist guy assured everyone watching him that a pretty nice day was ahead , largely cloudy yet with peeks of sun , with a slim chance of very spotty rain . 2 hours later , the beginning of widespread heavy rain , for three solid hours . Unusual of course , but if we have scientific blunders concerning a few miles , I can imagine we could have a few blunders concerning hundreds of thousands of light years ."
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"by the very meaning of 'colour ' - no , there are no 'colours ' of which we are ignorant that could overturn our understanding of the universe ."
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"Not being a science worshiper myself , I simply don ’ t automatically take this type of blanket statement as automatically true"
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1,726 | 457 |
"You 're actually asking a very pertinent question , but you 're phrasing it in a way that 's guaranteed to attract the wrong kind of answer Remember : 'colour ' is a label we attach to a particular electromagnetic wavelength - specifically , the ones our eyes are sensitive , or 'tuned ' to pick up . When you enquire about 'other colours ' existing , you 're in effect talking about non-visible electromagnetic frequencies . Now , we can tune electronic receivers to pretty much any frequency we like , thus 'seeing ' a much broader range of colours , from radio waves to X-rays , gamma rays and so forth . It 's kind of strange to think of it like this , but a radio transmitter is doing exactly the same thing as a torch : spitting out light , just at a different frequency . And since , as you know , you can listen to your radio indoors , that means your opaque-to-visible-light walls are translucent on other frequencies - which is slightly unnerving , frankly . Anyway , by the very meaning of 'colour ' - no , there are no 'colours ' of which we are ignorant that could overturn our understanding of the universe ."
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"Then that ’ s as far as we can go on it , and that ’ s fine . Not being a science worshiper myself , I simply don ’ t automatically take this type of blanket statement as automatically true . What largely prompted this thread happened last Tuesday - 6:30 AM , and a six-figure weather forecaster scientist guy assured everyone watching him that a pretty nice day was ahead , largely cloudy yet with peeks of sun , with a slim chance of very spotty rain . 2 hours later , the beginning of widespread heavy rain , for three solid hours . Unusual of course , but if we have scientific blunders concerning a few miles , I can imagine we could have a few blunders concerning hundreds of thousands of light years ."
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"of we are you 're in effect talking about non-visible electromagnetic frequencies . which are no 'colours ' ignorant"
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"automatically take this type of blanket statement as automatically true . we have scientific blunders concerning a few miles ,"
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"However , one thing to consider while debating pro-lifers is that they generally do not care about women 's rights ."
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"... or facts"
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"pro-lifers generally do not care about women 's rights ."
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"or facts"
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1,733 | 458 |
"However , one thing to consider while debating pro-lifers is that they generally do not care about women 's rights ."
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"... or facts"
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"do not care about women 's rights ."
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"or facts"
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1,734 | 458 |
"However , one thing to consider while debating pro-lifers is that they generally do not care about women 's rights ."
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"... or facts"
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"one thing to consider while debating pro-lifers is that they generally do not care"
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"or facts"
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1,732 | 458 |
"However , one thing to consider while debating pro-lifers is that they generally do not care about women 's rights ."
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"... or facts"
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AGREE
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"do not care about women 's rights ."
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"or facts"
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1,742 | 459 |
"Way to support your controversial assertion , Bell ."
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"Way to miss the entire point , Clerisian . My point was that is it a horrible experience for many women , and that I wish we could strive towards a society where abortions were no longer needed . Wishful thinking by a midtwenties female who just went through the most horrifying experience of her life , forgive me if I did n't clarify well enough . I ca n't imagine that anyone would disagree with that ."
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"Way to support your controversial assertion"
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"Way to miss the entire point"
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