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Yes, but we already know about the rules which govern evolution, its the laws of physics.

by ashishmax31 6y ago

brink 6y ago
We have no idea where those come from either.
- deleted 6y ago
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- tim333 6y ago
  Nah I think I've sussed it.
- anthk 6y ago
  No, you have no idea if god exists to begin with. Thus, leave the phantasies out and stick to the real things we are proving today.
  - kaba0 6y ago
    First of all, I though we are past the time where attacking other’s beliefs is acceptable. Second, have you ever heard of this thing called philosophy? It is not useless to think about the word in an abstract way - without necessary relevance to the physical world. Like, what IS math? By the way, I do not approve of those believer that go against science, since I think belief and actual reality can go hand-in-hand, and even with God, or perhaps because of Him, one can appreciate the beauty of sciences.
    - anthk 6y ago
      Beliefs do not reserve respect, at all. Just people do. I'll respect you, not your beliefs. >what IS math? Relations between proportions. There's no magic. Also, Science never can't go side by side with superstition. Ever.
      - kaba0 6y ago
        You can’t really respect another person if you disrespect his/her religion.. Math is not that easy. How does something like eg. Group Theory fits into this “definition”? And yet, it is useful to the real world. Superstition is not religion.
      - LocalH 6y ago
        I respect beliefs that aren't pushed on someone. For example, I have a working idea of the universe with regards to sprituality that involves neither science nor religion. I don't push that belief on others, I only offer it when my opinion is asked, and I discuss it with an open mind towards the idea that I might be completely wrong. That type of belief should absolutely be respected.
f6v 6y ago
If we start from a primitive prokaryote, we pretty much nailed it. However, there's no experimentally verified theory of going from organic molecules to life.

Yes, but we already know about the rules which govern evolution, its the laws of physics.

brink 6y ago

We have no idea where those come from either.

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tim333 6y ago
Nah I think I've sussed it.
anthk 6y ago
No, you have no idea if god exists to begin with. Thus, leave the phantasies out and stick to the real things we are proving today.
- kaba0 6y ago
  First of all, I though we are past the time where attacking other’s beliefs is acceptable. Second, have you ever heard of this thing called philosophy? It is not useless to think about the word in an abstract way - without necessary relevance to the physical world. Like, what IS math? By the way, I do not approve of those believer that go against science, since I think belief and actual reality can go hand-in-hand, and even with God, or perhaps because of Him, one can appreciate the beauty of sciences.
  - anthk 6y ago
    Beliefs do not reserve respect, at all. Just people do. I'll respect you, not your beliefs. >what IS math? Relations between proportions. There's no magic. Also, Science never can't go side by side with superstition. Ever.
    - kaba0 6y ago
      You can’t really respect another person if you disrespect his/her religion.. Math is not that easy. How does something like eg. Group Theory fits into this “definition”? And yet, it is useful to the real world. Superstition is not religion.
    - LocalH 6y ago
      I respect beliefs that aren't pushed on someone. For example, I have a working idea of the universe with regards to sprituality that involves neither science nor religion. I don't push that belief on others, I only offer it when my opinion is asked, and I discuss it with an open mind towards the idea that I might be completely wrong. That type of belief should absolutely be respected.

f6v 6y ago

If we start from a primitive prokaryote, we pretty much nailed it. However, there's no experimentally verified theory of going from organic molecules to life.