(April 23, 2019 at 8:17 am)BrianSoddingBoru4 Wrote:I think the best response from the scientific community is to address the issues and ignore the people.(April 23, 2019 at 7:42 am)Gwaithmir Wrote: The point is to rationally expose their bullshit in public forums as long as necessary.
Sorry, but I feel that just feeds into their propaganda horse shit that there is some kind of a scientific debate about evolution. And yes, I know if they aren't engaged, they immediately resort to the oh-look-the-evolutionists-are-afraid-of-us tactic.
The best response from the scientific community (as opposed to a point-by-point rebuttal) would be something along the lines of, 'Look, this is pretty much settled science. I understand that you have questions about it, which is fine. But your questions aren't questions about the science, they are non-questions about what you think the science is. I'd be happy to help you understand it, but you haven't done any basic research - it would be like teaching quadratic equations to someone who hasn't mastered long division. I would start with the many, MANY refutations to your points that are already on the web. Now, please - I've got some actual research to get on with. Go play with your dolly.'
Boru
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