The Statler Waldorf Balcony

[Statler Waldorf]

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Why did you just accept his claim that he is a Physicist? I thought you guys were supposed to call him a liar and ask him who he works for and what school he went to and what courses he took? Or do you only do this when the person with the Science degree disagrees with you? Not very objective I see, not surprised though. The aricle posted earlier about water in the mantle actually said that it is a popular belief amongst geophysicists that the mantle DOES contain water (even though the article was aruging against this view, it admitted that this is a view held by many in the field). So to claim that this is a silly or uncommon view makes you actually look rather silly. Rather you should say that this is a view that is debated in modern science today, but the evidence is certainly not conclusive.

Actually, he has proven it in the things that he says and the evidence he's provided here on Atheistforums. You have provided nothing but things that clearly violate the fundemental laws of nature with all the understanding of a person who cares nothing for truth except in the dogma of his beliefs.

Because Statler Waldorf is going to bitch about this - yes, I am a 3rd year biophysics student at UCLA. For people I trust on these forums, they already know my name and where I am. They also can easily match my name with where I've been, where I go to university and easily can request my CV with awards, references and papers listed.

But, sir, because you've consistently shat on physics, denied basic science and routinely reference known cranks, some of which who have an obvious ideological aim against scientific thought, I have little reason to believe you'd handle even my name in good conscience. Hence, I will give you nothing.

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Ahh so you are not a Physicist! You are just a student. That makes more sense now. I am glad I didn't just blindly accept your claim that you were an actual Physicist like everyone else on here did.

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I'm pretty sure in our conversations that you said you had a degree in biochemistry, but worked as an environmental scientist for the DOA. If I was wrong, then my apologies, and perhaps you could again clarify what degrees, exactly you have, if any, and how they related give you expertize in any of the fields we are discussing.

I do work for the DoA, but my degree is not Biochem. It's Environmental Sciences with an emphasis in Biology and Chemistry. I also have a Minor in Geospatial Science and will soon have my M.A. in GeoScience. Thanks for the apology, no hard feelings. What about you?