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| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by onetrack(m): 9:37pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
DoctorAlien:It does not work like that. You need to separate the same species into multiple groups which never interbreed, alter their environments drastically, and wait a few thousand generations. |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by DoctorAlien(m): 9:42pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
onetrack:So who has observed a bacterium change into something that is no longer a bacterium? ![]() |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by sinequanon: 9:42pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
onetrack:What test is there for "better"? Where are your results? Pastors, Gurus and Astrologers also work in the field of research and education. |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by plaetton: 10:00pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
sinequanon:I think that perhaps you , I and the rest of the world's scientific community have an English comprehension scale that are different. Like many things in the universe, the highs bosson might exist in such a rare state that we might not be able catch it using convention tools of physics. In such a case, we look for its footprints, its primary or secondary emanations. In similar manner, many planets are discovered in our solar system and outside our solar system by measuring gravitational perturbations of such planets on distant lights. From the gravitational perturbations , we are able to calculate the mass, the orbital spin and orbital periods of such planets long before a visual confirmation. That's the way of the system. We have seen enough evidence for the confirmation of the higgs bosson. There is no holy war to compel anyone to believe or swear by its existence. When we discover more in the future, we upgrade or knowledge. Meanwhile, you are very very free to offer an alternative theory or refute what has been found or known. This is the way of science. In what other way can we make you understand the scientific system ? |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by sinequanon: 10:22pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
plaetton:You are clearly in over your head. You clearly do not understand the science, or even what science is in general. Just say so, instead of pretending. You spend your time parroting some very worn phrases, popularized by Dawkins, most of which are of no relevance to the specific point being raised. You even parroted somebody who earlier called it the "highs bosson" -- then you called it the "higgs bosson"... Stop this massive pretence, and "we" nonsense. I am not impressed. If you had any understanding whatsoever of the subject, you will see from the article that the Higgs Boson (one 's') has not been confirmed. It demonstrates the problem precisely, that people, like you, who have to rely on popular media due to of their lack of understanding of the fundamentals, are easily fooled by headline spin. Yes, imo, religion is a blight upon Nigeria, but making that the starting point and motivation behind your argument is being political and shortsighted. You are promoting a kind of blindness that you think is justified on political grounds. |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by plaetton: 10:35pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
sinequanon:Lol. If can't spot a typo error when you see one, then clearly you are way out my league, way way below. I have no idea how Dawkins has come into this discussion. For the records, I repeat that I have never read a book or article written by Dawkins. Truths and facts need no embellishments. They are the same no matter who speaks it. And did you say " the popular media" ? I assume that you get your facts from " the unpopular media " , with their own version of science ? I have, in this case, and like past previous encounters with you, given you wide latitudes to actually come out and make your case, whatever it is. And just like in the past you're hiding behind big words and phrases to camouflage your,.. your funny and contradictory aversion for science and the scientific method. |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by sinequanon: 10:56pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
plaetton:You are just a cheerleader, who doesn't really understand science. If you have not read any articles by Dawkins, then you are parroting him, second or third hand, without realizing it. That is what happens when the source of your information is populist media. I have an aversion to hypocrisy, and, unlike you, I don't care whether it comes from religion or "science". You called the Higgs Boson the "highs bosson" TWICE, in two separate posts, and after EyeHateGod called it the "highs bosom". He was probably being facetious, but still parroted him! LOL!!! EyeHateGod:You are clearly clueless about the subject that you are pontificating about. plaetton: Like many things in the universe, the highs bosson might exist in such a rare state that we might not be able catch it using convention tools of physics. In such a case, we look for its footprints, its primary or secondary emanations.What a laugh! "Catching a boson using conventional tools" is MEANINGLESS DRIVEL, that may fool some people. You clearly have no notion what you are talking about. A statistical signature is what determines the existence of a boson. And since you don't understand that, you have no concept of what statistical outcomes, sigma levels and confirmation means. The article went over your head. Go and educate yourself. The article states that all the signatures mentioned are below the level required for scientific confirmation of the existence of the Higgs Boson. |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by plaetton: 11:11pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
sinequanon:I guess you have never used an Android keypad that tries to fill in words as you type them ? ![]() Let me repeat, if you're not smart enough to recognize a typo error when you see it, then I am way way out your league. You , my friend, actually have a personality issue. Same today as you were last year or so. You're trying to force yourself to be smart . It takes more than big words, or asking people ' do you know this and do you know that' to be smart. I wish you happy maturity |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by sinequanon: 11:26pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
plaetton:So, it's autocomplete's fault! LOL!!! Autocomplete created the word "bosson", LOL!!! Have you ever asked yourself why you struggle to be truthful. It is glaringly obvious that you are unfamiliar with the topic of the Higgs Boson. I used it as an example to show that the scientists that you worship and parrot are as crooked as most people, especially when large sums of money are at stake. Science is just another religion to you. Scientists are your gods. We have IN THIS THREAD an example of you REFUTING a link which states categorically that the status of the existence of the Higgs Boson is NOT "confirmed". You continue to pretend that it is confirmed. Your credibility is shot to pieces! You are an example of why it is pointless believing the hype of scientists, media, and religious disciples of science, like you. |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by DoctorAlien(m): 11:33pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
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| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by mank1234(m): 11:49pm On Oct 02, 2016 |
The response suggest that you're not cognisance of artificial selection. It's intended to preserve a certain trait - an intended outcome. Very different from natural selection, which is random. I understand your believe (agnosticism) and I respect it. It is just a view and it doesn't invalidate others believe in God. That religious books were written by men does what? That's incomplete statement and doesn't qualify for discussion. Scientific papers were written my men too and nothing is wrong with that. onetrack: |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by plaetton: 1:01am On Oct 03, 2016 |
sinequanon:Lol. You shown yourself to be a science denier and anti- science nut. Let's go back the link. Here is an excerpt : A Higgs boson of mass ≈125 GeV has been tentatively confirmed by CERN on 14 March 2013,[1][2][3] although it is unclear as yet which model the particle best supports or whether multiple Higgs bosons exist.[2And ; The question of the Higgs field's existence has been the last unverified part of the Standard Model of particle physics and, according to some, "the central problem in particle physics".[8][9]And of course this : https://home.cern/about/updates/2015/09/atlas-and-cms-experiments-shed-light-higgs-properties Three years after the announcement of the discovery of a new particle, the so-called Higgs boson, the ATLAS and CMS Collaborations present for the first time combined measurements of many of its properties, at the third annual Large Hadron Collider Physics Conference (LHCP 2015). By combining their analyses of the data collected in 2011 and 2012, ATLAS and CMS draw the sharpest picture yet of this novel boson. The new results provide in particular the best precision on its production and decay and on how it interacts with other particles.And finally, .Now, run along and be quite. |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by WORLDPEACE(m): 6:30am On Oct 03, 2016 |
Seun:1. The theories that are responsible for the comforts we enjoy came from Scientists not Atheist or evolutionists. They are not one and the same. Before Darwinism there were many scientific theories and after him there have been scientific theories that were not from Atheists. Don't fall into the common error that scientists have always agreed on the issue of how life came about or that silence from many scientists equals consent. You as an Atheist should know that there are people out there who are afraid to profess Atheism because of where they are. The same is true in the science community. There are Atheists scientists, theist scientists and Agnostic scientists. There are also Atheist scientists who are not convinced about the evolution theory. So to lump them all up is a mistake. 2. Once smart is not always smart. This is the poor foundation upon which many religions are built. The pastor is the smartest or most successful guy around therefore he must always be right. Or this book is the deepest book I have ever read therefore it is without flaws. The idea that someone or a group of people have special access to higher knowledge and are all knowing is what religions are made of. Is atheism the new religion? |
| Re: The Wrong Way To Be An Atheist by sinequanon: 10:25am On Oct 03, 2016*. Modified: 11:13am On Oct 03, 2016 |
plaetton:[color=#FF0000][size=16pt]Dude, you are just as bad as all the fake pastors and astrologers you complain about![/size][/color] THIS IS YOUR OWN LINK YOU ARE DENYING!!! IT SAYS "[color=#FF0000]TENTATIVELY CONFIRMED[/color]". Do you not know what "tentatively" means? If you don't, then DON'T BE LAZY!!! LOOK IT UP!! In particle physics, CONFIRMED refers to a statistical accuracy of "five sigma", meaning less than 0.00006% error. "TENTATIVELY CONFIRMED" is undefined, but is implies [color=#FF0000]NOT CONFIRMED[/color]. Later, your link says, "[color=#FF0000]BELIEVED[/color] TO BE CONFIRMED". See how they twist their words. It should NOT be a matter of [color=#FF0000]belief[/color]. It is hypocritical to be complaining about belief in religion, and then using belief in science to "confirm" things. The results are either accurate to 5-sigma or they are not. [color=#FF0000]SO, YOU SEE, YOU DON'T EVEN UNDERSTAND YOUR OWN SOURCE!!![/color] It says: "All of the measured properties are in agreement with the predictions of the Standard Model" This is where you show you ignorance of science. "in agreement with" does not mean "confirmed" LOL!! It means "not disproved". You lack the logic to understand the BIG DIFFERENCE. AND THE STATEMENT IS A LIE, ANYWAY! The mass of the observed particle has a 5% ERROR, when the maximum error permitted for confirmation is 0.00006% !!!(5-sigma) http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20120711-higgs-what-was-left-unsaid ..but while this is exciting it is far less clear that what they’ve detected is the fabled Higgs. If it is, it seems [color=#FF0000]CURIOUSLY LIGHTER THAN EXPECTED[/color] and more work is needed to EXPLAIN AWAY the discrepancy.[color=#FF0000]WHY DOESN'T THE CERN WEBSITE ADMIT THIS?[/color] |
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