Check this out. You can read the whole book online for free. www.creationscience.com
Even if the hydroplate theory isn't correct, it's very interesting. Beyond that, there's so much in the book that's really hard to dismiss easily. If you're intellectually honest, this is worth your while. Enjoy!
"The brain is still in beta mode, it's got all sorts of patches and workarounds. It's not perfectly created, it's clearly evolved up."
If your brain is so imperfect and patchy, and you know so little about it, why should anyone listen to your opinion? You're using your own beta-mode noggin' to whip up a bunch a baloney, and you recklessly throw it out with such certain authority. Shameful.
There are many instances in which dinosaurs are depicted in the artwork of early man. That dinosaurs and man existed at the same time is uncontestable. Their bones are found in the same layers, and their footprints side by side in the same mud. It's just the way it is.
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Check this out. You can read the whole book online for free. www.creationscience.com Even if the hydroplate theory isn't correct, it's very interesting. Beyond that, there's so much in the book that's really hard to dismiss easily. If you're intellectually honest, this is worth your while. Enjoy!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Electric_Kool-Aid_Acid_Test It's never going to be good news from Redmond. Open Source from MS will always be free kool-aid.
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"The brain is still in beta mode, it's got all sorts of patches and workarounds. It's not perfectly created, it's clearly evolved up." If your brain is so imperfect and patchy, and you know so little about it, why should anyone listen to your opinion? You're using your own beta-mode noggin' to whip up a bunch a baloney, and you recklessly throw it out with such certain authority. Shameful.
There are many instances in which dinosaurs are depicted in the artwork of early man. That dinosaurs and man existed at the same time is uncontestable. Their bones are found in the same layers, and their footprints side by side in the same mud. It's just the way it is.
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