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Re: Darwinism Descending
BAM! I have now demonstrated how a scientific theory (a falsifiable explanatory argument) can come from anywhere (well, at least from sitting in front of a computer)...
If a 'fact' is not accepted by all parties, then that 'fact' returns to being an argument.
I am sitting at my computer right now. I am thinking about how I barely got to work on time today due to bad traffic. I propose that, if I leave for work 5 minutes earlier than I currently do, I will arrive at work no less than 10 minutes earlier than I currently do because I will be beating most of the rush hour traffic in my area.Demonstrate it
BAM! I have now demonstrated how a scientific theory (a falsifiable explanatory argument) can come from anywhere (well, at least from sitting in front of a computer)...
...deleted Argument of the Stone fallacy...
Argument of the Stone fallacy, but left it in for the sake of asking this follow up question... How specifically is supporting evidence "absolutely vital" to science? -- Keep in mind that science does not actually make use of supporting evidence...Yes it does and in many ways it's absolutely vital...deleted 'lack of intelligence' mantra
Science is neither... science is a set of falsifiable theories.Science is a method not a bookcase
Dismissed based on there being no definition nor description of what this "scientific method" is...But yes, the scientific method absolutely takes into account conflicting data...
He suggests that because it's true... you can not get conflicting data if you run the same test(s).although Into The Night suggests you can never get conflicting data if you run the same test(s).
They are ONLY interested in conflicting data...In actual fact scientists are more interested in conflicting data...
The green text is a paradox which you have made in the past and are still making... To argue rationally, you must clear this paradox.scientists like to be proved wrong because it advances their/our knowledge
Religion can not be proved wrong, nor can it be proved right.Unlike religion of course - who refuse to be proved wrong. Indeed cannot be wrong.
Yes, yes it does.A religion has evidence other than holy scripture ?
This has been presented to you already.OK, go ahead and list a few evidences of the accuracy of Islam...or Hinduism...deleted snarky comment
If prayers aren't being answered, then it would seem that no god exists.How is that evidence that no god exists ?
...deleted snarky comment...
A 'fact' is shorthand predicate; a predicate that is accepted by all parties. An argument consists of (a) predicate(s) and a conclusion.In relation to what ?
If a 'fact' is not accepted by all parties, then that 'fact' returns to being an argument.
...deleted 'you're lying' mantra... deleted snarky comment...
They test falsifiable theories (against hypotheses)... and theories aren't "called into doubt"; they either remain in existence or they get utterly destroyed.Mostly they test hypotheses...some sometimes an accepted theory is called into doubt
Religion can not be proved.Not to those who believe
False. A rational man recognizes the circular reasoning behind religion and believes in their religion based solely on faith. -- An irrational man tries to prove their religion or demands that someone else's religion be proven before they believe (they commit the circular reasoning fallacy).But for a rational man, there is such a need
See above for the definition of a 'fact'...Something you believe in the face of evidence ?
Philosophy.Source ?
No, he's not...Yes he is
Here you attempt to clear your paradox, but the green text (as well as other places) have you holding onto both conflicting points... you need to clear this paradox.Correct dude
Says yourself, in the green text and elsewhere. You need to clear your (at least three at this point) paradoxes before you can hold rational conversation.Says who ?
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