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Your strawmen is creating arguments you think you can defeat, rather than read the article and arguing against what was really said.Silent Hunter said:How is lacking the patience to wade through a rather long article to look for something I suspect I will not being able to find a strawman?
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YOU: "it could see pretty good"
HOWEVER...The researchers described it as "sophisticated vision....better than its modern descendants....optical design...exceptional clarity...superb vision".
This was already answered. He is an evolutionist who believes vision evvolved... but has no evidence of it. The best evolutionists can do is draw a chart showing progressily more sophisticated eye designs starting with what they call a "simple" 'eye spot'. Again...there is NO evidence sophisticated vision evolved. That is why the scientist said 'It musta happened rapidly'. *Silent Hunter said:*You said: "Notice what he is really saying, there is no evidence the eye evolved".
Perhaps you can clear up how anyone, except you, could possibly read, "The latest find shows sophisticated vision had evolved very rapidly. It came with a bang, in a geological blink of an eye", as, "There is no evidence the eye evolved".
Thats kind of a dumb question in response to what the article says that modern descendants don't have as good of vision as the fossil did ( when it was alive ). They are referring to different species. I assume you and your mom are both human.Silent Hunter said:I have to wear glasses. My parents had 20/20 vision almost until they died. Does that mean I have "less sophisticated vision"?
This was answered immediatly before the link. I said "Actually, the evidence is glaringly obvious. The evidence is often discussed in secular journals also...although they think it was actually many large floods. Examples..."Robert Ballard, one of the world’s most famous underwater explorers, has set his sights on proving the existence of one of the Bible’s most well known stories.Silent Hunter said:How does Robert Ballard's investigation of the Black Sea morph into an investigation of a world wide flood?
"In an interview with ABC’s Christiane Amanpour the archaeologist who discovered the Titanic discussed his findings from his search in Turkey for evidence of a civilization swept away by a monstrous ancient flood.
“We went in there to look for the flood,” Ballard said. “Not just a slow moving, advancing rise of sea level, but a really big flood that then stayed... The land that went under stayed under.”
Thats your understanding? It seems you have been presented with evidence that contradicts you....and you don't want to understand.Silent Hunter said:What facts? My understanding of the case is it is one of, he said, he said, but little in the way of objective evidence.
According to FreedomX attorney Bill Becker, who litigated the Coppedge vs JPL case in 2012, a motion for adjudication means that the judge has confirmed certain evidence to be factual, and thus not in need of debate before a trier of fact. Said evidence can thus be stipulated as factual at the beginning of a court proceeding. Whatever the facts were, they must have been significant enough to scare CSUN’s (Cal State univ.)attorneys from chancing a trial before a jury. http://crev.info/2016/10/mark-armitage-wins-legal-victory/