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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
Alright, I'll just let daddio and others get away with their inaccurate statements and logical fallacies.[/sarcasm]
P.S. Look at the rest of my post. It is not in bold. The bold feature is there for a reason: to emphasize particular points relative to the rest of the post in which said points exist. I did precisely that. |
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
Actually, it is the case. The more similar you are the closer your DNA will match. Humans and other animals share a certain percentage of DNA and therefore share certain characteristics which are developed based on DNA triggers. Some such characteristics are a enclosed spine, fur on the body, live birth and others. Humans and primates are closer matching in DNA and therefore show similarities more specific than their similarities to other members of Kingdom Animalia. These characteristics are such things as standing upright and opposable thumbs. If you and another person look alike then you will share a larger percentage of DNA with that person but not close enough to make you the exact same person. Even twins have differences in their DNA. The only way you can share the exact same DNA with someone else is if you are a clone. Even if you were a clone you still wouldn't be the same person because your environment would be different than the other persons. Here is the kicker that most people miss. DNA provides a template for your design but that design is still affected by environment because environment controls what genes get turned off and on.
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Evolution is an imperfect and often violent process. A battle between what exists and what is yet to be born. In the midst of these birth pains, morality loses its meaning, the question of good and evil reduced to one simple choice: survive or perish. Mohinder Suresh
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
Yes, bold is there to bring focus to certain sections of the post. However, when you post entire sentences or entire paragraphs in bold you are, by common netiquette, yelling. I find that italics does a better job or emphasis for entire statements.
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Evolution is an imperfect and often violent process. A battle between what exists and what is yet to be born. In the midst of these birth pains, morality loses its meaning, the question of good and evil reduced to one simple choice: survive or perish. Mohinder Suresh
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
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Cow-human cross embryo lives three days | World News | News.com.au excerpt Quote:
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
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This is what happens when you criticize people on your side for allegedly fighting too passionately for the same thing that you're fighting for. |
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
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The simple minded still measure in feet, steps and lenght of their nose.
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"There is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit (debt) expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as the result of a voluntary abandonment of further credit (debt) expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved." - Ludwig von Mises |
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
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Well, if you really believe that, it might apply to you. For the rest of humanity it does not.
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"There is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit (debt) expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as the result of a voluntary abandonment of further credit (debt) expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved." - Ludwig von Mises |
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
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"I don't want us to switch to metric just because I don't like the metric system. The French invented the metric system so that makes it evil and ungodly and elitist, so to hell with it!" |
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
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Better donīt. Itīs obvoiuos, you had too much already.
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"There is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit (debt) expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as the result of a voluntary abandonment of further credit (debt) expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved." - Ludwig von Mises |
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
Ever heard of imported intelligence ?
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"There is no means of avoiding the final collapse of a boom brought about by credit (debt) expansion. The alternative is only whether the crisis should come sooner as the result of a voluntary abandonment of further credit (debt) expansion, or later as a final and total catastrophe of the currency system involved." - Ludwig von Mises |
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
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But it seems, to some here points just must be hammered home.
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
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Btw, you could have described a large part of the British using the same words.( Though thank God not all of them.)
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
Hence my forceful tone that many here find offensive and use as "proof" that I am a troll. The people on our side think that passionate words are bad PR, and then the people on the other side run with that and use it as "proof" that our side is wrong.
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Re: Relative to the rest of the West, why is the US so anti-science?
I'll try and answer these, but understand that I am in no way an expert and I don't think my answers will work for everybody. These answers are not based in any study or scientific observation, just my own experience.
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Again, I in no way speak for everybody.
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