RE: Simulation Theory according to Dilbert
May 8, 2017 at 6:47 pm
(This post was last modified: May 8, 2017 at 7:00 pm by Amarok.)
(May 8, 2017 at 6:22 pm)Grandizer Wrote:(May 8, 2017 at 6:03 pm)Orochi Wrote: Indeed one falsified fossil will not take down evolution. But I find it hilarious he cheery picks from talkorgins while ignoring all the stuff that shows evolutionary biology fits the most rigid definition of science
To be clear, it was the proposed timeline that was falsified (the earlier end of the timeline for tetrapods). Which, as you said, no big deal anyway, since the theory of evolution can stand even with the proposed timeline being wrong.
Fact is there's just too much solid evidence to refer to when it comes to evolution, it's been put to the test so many times and yet keeps passing them, and multiple independent fields of inquiry all converge to the same conclusion which is evolution. So it's irrational at this point to keep disagreeing with the evolutionary science. You can challenge certain specific details here and there, but evolution broadly speaking has been conclusively established a scientific fact.
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These fools confuse priest who spew gospel . For truth seekers who want to understand
They confuse hearsay and fables by goat herders with a real method to sift fact from fiction
They confuse the people with the method and try to lower science to the level of religion
Absurd
and Indeed a specific timeline was shown false . Which most certainly doesn't challenge any of the central idea's of modern synthesis. And they call the explanation of the phenomenon an "OUT". Also the ignorance of paleontology trying to compare it to a bunch of legends mixed with the tired blurb "It's historical science "(creationist crap) just makes one sad.
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