@DiversityDriven,
DiversityDriven;54886 wrote:I said reputable source, please.
You obviously didn't look. I mean BLINDINGLY obvious.
That "source" contains twenty-four links for different sources. I'd love for you to refute them all. One by one.
Quote:Key word, "objective" Of which you are not, you are biased twards Darwin, hence not objective. And as you know, observations are like ***s. Every body has one.
If that's the case, neither are you... you are HEAVILY biased towards this whole "creator" thing.
Now, let's look at the word 'objective'. I do not think it means what you think it means.
Objectivity in science is the property of scientific measurement that can be tested independent from the individual scientist (the subject) who proposes them. It is intimately related to the aim of verifiability and reproducibility. To be properly considered objective, the results of measurement must be communicated from person-to-person, and then demonstrated for third parties, as an advance in understanding of the objective world. Such demonstrable knowledge would ordinarily confer demonstrable powers of prediction or technological construction.
To be objective simply means the ability to verify, demonstrate and reproduce your findings. If you say mixing red and blue light makes purple light, I should be able to make a device that does this (which is simple to do).
Are the findings in the video objective? Absolutely. They are easily verifiable and can be easily reproduced. Any scientist (or anyone for that matter) could observe the same findings that are shown here.
Quote:So do you have faith in his conclusion? Put it another way, do you believe his opinion of what he observed?
Do you believe the Bible? Put another way, do you believe that opinion of the world?
See, the trick is this. There is no need for faith in his conclusion (nice attempt at Creationist spin BTW), because these findings are available from many sources and from many scientists. That guy, he's showing off these findings. Was he the first one to discover this evolutionary link? Probably not. That information had to pass through the complete scientific method and peer review BEFORE it were considered an objective fact.
Where's Irreducible Complexity's peer review? Has it passed through the same gauntlet? Has Intelligent Design done the same? Why not?
Why is the only thing I am hearing is "I don't like those links!" and "That's just opinion!"? You're losing a whole lotta ground here. Not one bit of debate or counter argument. Just a lot of finger pointing and speculation.
Is this all? Again, I was expecting a hair of a challenge.