@reasoning logic,
Quote:Are you speaking of facts or are you giving your opinion? Thanks Reasoning Logic
That's an odd question to ask about this post of mine-
Quote:Think of all the folks who have dictionaries who are not on the News everynight and in the papers. If she hasn't had a dictionary up till now, a B A in Eng Litt, she is probably well advised not to get one at this stage.
I don't understand your logic when you didn't ask Setanta about this post--
Quote:You know, it cracked me up when she kept saying, "the theory of intelligent design." Somebody get that girl a dictionary, and show her the entry for theory.
Or this one-
Quote:. Oh my god, i laughed so hard i nearly peed my pants. In-f*cking-credible.
Or this one of fm's-
Quote:The phrase "breathtaking inanity" comes to mind. I was listening to this exchange and was amazed at how much of an ignorant dipshit she is. They lowered the background sound level a lot on the clip because after she announced about how teching ID was in the Constitution, the audience began to hoot and laugh. She looked like a deer in the headlights after that.
What point are you making? Do you think the babe has a B.A Degree in Eng. Litt. and no dictionary? Is she on TV every night? Is Setanta on TV? Or fm? Are they envious? Do they know what a theory is.? Do they agree with Bill Whewell that it is a consilience of inductions? Or with Prof Ruse that Darwin's "theory" does not fulfill the necessary conditions to be properly called a theory? Darwin's "theory fails on two separate grounds. It is too limited in its scope and has no predictive capacity. It rules out emotions. It treats only of dead things. It only says "what" and a ghostly "when" with nothing about "how" or "why". And the "where" is not very exact either.
Prof Ruse says that theories are more informal to modern thinkers and should be considered as "sets of theoretical models which are given empirical meaning only inasmuch as they can be applied directly (semantically) to certain limited areas of empirical reality."
One such area being an audience of Tea Party enthusiasts. The modern notion of theory as a description of the way science is performed would see Ms O Donnell's audience as an empirical reality.
What's your point rl?
One anti-IDer couldn't even watch the video.
I have a theory that she was itching to slap Coons' bald pate with a wet fish.