all science is not wrong, i mean mostly only the evolution, big bam and gravity. ID will eventually beat evolution. and i don't eat genetic food because i live in europe. gene food is only sold in USA. i like science and nanotechnology, but i think some things are wrong because they contradict myths.
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Since no one's mentioned it yet...
EVERYTHING YOU'VE EVER EATEN HAS BEEN GENETICALLY MODIFIED. We've been fucking with nature for 10,000 years. The GM scare is bullshit. Get over it.
Wake up kid, you get a lot of your food from us. Ever eat pasta in Italy? Yeah, turns out we can make better semolina than they can. If we have GM food, YOU'VE got GM food.
But hey, live with your head in the sand.
Gravity? What wrong with gravity?
myths
Obvious poe is obvious.
The "big bam?" Do you mean the Big Bang? Because I know evolution and gravity are factual, and I also am firmly convinced that Big Bang "theory" is a crock. It was never proven; in fact, it has been DISproven. However, that doesn't mean that evolutionary and gravitational theories are suddenly invalid.
"i think some things are wrong because they contradict myths."
A myth is, by definition, a story that is literally untrue but illustrates a general truth about humanity through FICTION. You have your priorities wrong if you admit these stories are allegorical, yet fail to see that this means they aren't literally true.
The only food I can think of that is
So, what are you doing typing in a computer?. Science is not a all you can it. Either you accept it as a whole or not. And by the way, try not to fall from a 100 store building, and go tell me that the theory of gravity is wrong.
wait, I'm sorry, did you just say that GRAVITY is wrong? GRAVITY? In that case, I have no need to listen to anything else you have to say.
Evolution: the great hulking brute, the linchpin of all biology since the day the Origin of Species was published.
I'll put my money on evolution.
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