Why do people deny evolution?

@OldGrumpy,
You'd be a lot more convincing if you took a scientific approach to proving any of your bullshit. As it is you come across as a laughably deluded egoist.

I'll give you one chance to explain how transistors came about with out science.

Fail and you'll never hear from me again (nor me from you).

Happy trails.

<Finger hovers over ignore button.>

you get more mileage , saying nothing than a hillbilly minister.
You creationists are a funny lot.

Yeah, bob and weave, LF, and avoid the difficult questions. Blaming your errors on spell-check is lame

A few posts earlier, you mentioned life arising from a creator, and made a snide assumption about how I would react if that could be proven. Well, prove away. Once again, I await your evidence with breath abated.

But I did! Just see my other thread on ahum 'physics'!

Gimme a link to the post that you think sums up your proof most succinctly - otherwise I might think your just an attention seeker (read all my posts to see why I'm right to assume that).

typical of "Creation science", they make up bogus fields of occurrences an then multiply fractions and then concludes "see, its statistically impossible", as if he'd done a simple card trick. Then clown Quahog makes ludicrous conclusions based on NOTHING an he wishes that his debate partners go out and find about what he is trying to say( so he is at least fishing around for others to provid the facts). meanwhile, Quahog does NO work , knows nothing and merely buys into creationist bullshit.
I understand why he flunked out of a proper school .

To the OP, I suspect that people resist the idea of evolution because it makes their existence look entirely contingent. It's the pain that was at the root of Camus' "absurd": the concept of a chaotic, meaningless universe conflicts with the human tendency to seek value and meaning in life; therefore we as human beings are bound to resist the idea that our lives are absurd, aka meaningless in the grand scheme of things.

Camus'advice was to accept the general absurdity of the universe and of our lives as a given, while still trying to make sense of it because that's the only thing we can do.

My advice is not to assume that our lives are absurd just because we don't know (and possibly can't know) what they mean. It's not very different from Camus'; just a little more optimistic.

NO DIPSHIT. YOU explain. Youve just been denying everything on a ""whatyagot"? basis , ALL without any fact or even reasoning. Youre just a Creationist megamouth with absolutely no valid claims to any position. Ive given lots of real data to serious communications. Youre just not included and I have no obligation to give you a cheap education on things about which you have no interests.
You are our resident clown who just believes that hes smarter than he is.

Ya cant deny anything till youre sure about what youre denying. You dont even know that.

Youre up BOZO

I'm not really so foolish as to hold my breath.

I think of ypu as very lazy, and doing someone else doing your work.

Mate, I just want a link - if that's too hard for you I suspect you don't have much confidence in your arguments.

If you change your mind - it's CTRL C, CTRL V.

I know...