Scientists never 'create' things: they trying mixing things together in weird, non natural and natural ways, and suddenly have a result they did not expect while 'playing with their interests as they were kids'.
Sometimes they can do things with that that were not intended when trying it out.
And then they start to gossip, to slander... and 'create' theories.
So scientists and their followers/believers (!!!) create theories, not things of their own. Unless we call these 'words' life, of course (and so they get "off course" here).
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Scientists never 'create' things: they trying mixing things together in weird, non natural and natural ways, and suddenly have a result they did not expect while 'playing with their interests as they were kids'.
The Saturday morning cartoons featuring "Mad Scientists" are not meant to be documentaries.
If science is nothing but slander and lies, how come you can use your PC? How come you can use your car? How come your house (or whatever building you're living in) doesn't collapse? Where does your warm/hot water come from?
For something full of slander and lies, science sure does come up with a lot of consistent, practical things that we today take for granted.
Home schooled? Or, perhaps, another in the countless line of poor things who decided that "science is too hard" sometime in elementary school and never even tried to understand, well, anything?
And that's why you should never drive again: all those engineers and scientists are just guessing when they put your car together, when they formulate the gasoline and the lube, the brake pads and so on. Yeah, in fact, stay off the internet too!
Hey, I don't want to alarm you but your computer is a result of those theories those stupid scientists created. You'd be safer if you threw it out the window. Actually, your window along with your house are also made by science. You'd be safer moving out taking only the clothing on your back. Oh wait, about that...hope you don't mind the breeze.
Please explain how a scientist can do anything in a non-natural way ?
some discoveries were unexpected. what of it ?
theories are explanations for observed facts. Yes, they are created by men and woman.
And then they start to gossip, to slander... and 'create' theories.
Interesting you should say that in a post where you slander scientists.
Germs are just a theory, so why don't you go eat out of a dumpster with your fingers? Wouldn't want to rely on manufacturing or metallurgy to hand you a spoon that works, would you?
Wait, those questions might be too hard for you. Let's start you out on this one:
Dah?
To be absolutely fair, scientists really don't "create" anything in the sense that this fool seems to imply, nor do they claim to. In fact, according to science, neither matter nor energy can be created or destroyed, so in this sense, dumbass has a point. That said, there's no rational basis to belief in a magic sky fairy who is exempt from fundamental laws of physics because reasons.
@rubber chicken:
That pun deserves the
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I know what he's stumbling around.
They really try that and will argue that makes perfect sense and of course science is just theories and ideas but technology is SOMEHOW a Christian thing.
It's a way of moving the goalposts by ever narrowing the perimeters of science until it's marginalized to the guy in the wheelchair using the Christian developed voice for nefarious ideas.
Saccharin. You FAIL.
"Scientists never 'create' things: they trying mixing things together in weird, non natural and natural ways"
3D Printing. You FAIL II.
Americium, the radioactive isotope in the smoke detector you have which could save your life, should a fire break out. Americium does not exist in nature - and as your 'God' didn't have the 'Omniscience ' to create such a useful, practical & life-saving element, he's just proved he doesn't exist - as it is completely man -made. Thus you FAIL III, and have struck out.
If you don't like science - and everything it creates - then stop using computers. [/Quantum Mechanic]
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