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    The earth is flat and we never went to the moon--Part II

    www.kgov.com/pot Sent from my SM-A520F using Tapatalk
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    Why Evolution is real science - let's settle this "debate"!

    Yes, because I was speaking English. Which all has nothing to do with the challenge to evolution from entropy. Have you read my answer? Barbarian obfuscates: Predictions are not all that matter. Nope. Evolution works because Blablaman says so. If you understood what information is, you'd...
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    Quantum experiment lends support to alternative theory

    The ESSW argument “was a striking philosophical objection” to the Bohmian view, said Aephraim Steinberg, a physicist at the University of Toronto. “It damaged my love for Bohmian mechanics.” But Steinberg has found a way to rekindle that love. In a paper published in Science Advances, Steinberg...
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    This lawyer's headed for hell.

    I'm not glad lawyers exist.
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    Evolution in action

    They call it a disorder, but shouldn't Darwinists be celebrating this as "survival of the fittest"? Researchers link virus to birds with deformed beaks AP, ANCHORAGE, Alaska The tiny birds showed up at birdfeeders in Alaska's largest city with freakishly long beaks. Some beaks looked like...
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    Darwinists try to explain the origin of complexity

    Why does complexity arise? Because complexity arises. :duh: :darwinsm: :mock: Darwinists.
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    Babylonians do math, surprise evolutionists:

    Babylonians do math, surprise evolutionists: http://www.sciencealert.com/this-ancient-babylonian-map-of-jupiter-just-changed-history-as-we-know-it
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    Is most published research wrong?

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    Population doubling; a challenge to the Darwinist

    The Darwinist believes that the population about 4,000 years ago was something like 7 million. Today's population doubling period is thought to be 60 years. Assuming the accuracy of those numbers over all history, there would be 2.93x1033 people on planet Earth. :D The Earth is estimated to...
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    Turtles and the Flood

    This is a key question, and an issue that is typically ignored by Darwinists. When a fossil is dug up, most of the work is spent telling tales of what the thing allegedly evolved from, while issues of forensics — what should be first on the list to investigate: How the thing died — are ignored...
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    Challenge to Darwinism

    The challenge was issued to defend creationism, and the conversation went something like this: Present one idea that challenges evolution. HISTORY. In Genesis, God is recorded as having created the world and everything in it in six days. This is backed up consistently throughout scripture...
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    Darwinists will believe anything

    From the "Darwinists will believe anything" file: CNQf9vZqv7k :darwinsm:
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    Aether v Timespace

    With the announcement of gravity waves having been detected, it raises an interesting question: What is the medium that these waves travel through? The answer is: spacetime. But the standard idea is that relativity theory, which introduced spacetime, eliminated the need for an aether — which...
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    The 'Interstellar' challenge

    One of the key scenes from the movie Interstellar was when Matthew McConaughey's, Anne Hathaway's and Wes Bentley's characters landed on a planet that was near a black hole, while David Gyasi's character stayed on an orbiting space ship. The plot point was that on the planet, gravity from the...
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    Mass of the solar system

    A couple of astronomers are excited because they think there might be a ninth planet in the solar system: Scientists Find Hints Of A Giant, Hidden Planet In Our Solar System The astronomer whose work helped kick Pluto out of the pantheon of planets says he has good reason to believe there's an...
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    Krishna's Butterball

    Two questions about this rock: How did it get there? How long ago did it arrive?
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    Nominate posts for 2016

    Posts of the Year for 2016 should be nominated through this system — it makes collating them a much simpler task. What you need is the nominee's URL post number (not the thread post number). To find the URL post number, click on the top right of the post as indicated by the red circle in the...
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    Posts of the Year (2015)

    Posts of the Year are on again! Over the next few hours, we will be announcing four awards: The third-best post of 2015, the second-best post of 2015, the user-selected post of 2015 and the Post of the Year, 2015! Here are the nominations: TOL poster musterion was nominated by Inzl Kett for...
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    Hydroplate oxygen prediction validated

    PREDICTION 46: Comets will be found to be rich in Oxygen-18. http://www.creationscience.com/onlinebook/Radioactivity4.html#wp9547089 Scientists shocked by molecular oxygen on comet. http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Space_Science/Rosetta/First_detection_of_molecular_oxygen_at_a_comet
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    Why can't we make polls any more?

    http://www.theologyonline.com/forums/showthread.php?t=113494 :idunno:
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