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SUTG

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Vision in Verse said:
Agreed. However, my argument has changed to: there are theories in which life can arise naturally. Life exists, and I believe there was a time where life could not exist, therefore, I am inclined to believe a theory which can explain how life came to exist in its present form.
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I agree, although I would not use the word theory. It gets confusing because of the difference in the common usage of the word and the scientific one.
 
Vision in Verse

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stipe said:
This is funny enough to justify un-blocking ViV.
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:( Does this mean we're not friends anymore?
GuySmiley said:
Its true though, you do.
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I think I'm better looking than Harry ever was.
fool said:
Get a hair cut ya hippy! ;)
(I've always wanted to say that)
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My hair is the source of my strength! This time I'll grow it to my chin at least (It's almost to the bottom of my nose now).
 
fool

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Vision in Verse said:
My hair is the source of my strength! This time I'll grow it to my chin at least (It's almost to the bottom of my nose now).
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If ya got dreams of long hair them live em before it's too late!
Once you get older it's harder to do :noid:
 
zoo22

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fool said:
Oh good grief :doh:
Zoo22 has been staring at one for two days now!
Um, Zoo? you still there?
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I've actually made quite a lot of progress, and I've taken the experiment to a new level: I am currently conducting experiments on whether I can spontaneously form life in my mouth using a peanut butter sandwich combined with the energy from my chewing jaw (seems like a no-brainer).

I'll have better analysis shortly, but essentially what happened is this: I spontaneously created an appetite simply by staring at that jar of peanut butter waiting for life to form!

So moving forward with those exciting results, I made a peanut butter (and *possibly* cellular lifeform) sandwich and am conducting this new experiment, which I must say is going deliciously.

I plan on introducing bananas to the equation soon.

Just so you all know, this peanut butter jar life genesis experiment has so far, been very eye-opening. And I want to share that the strange, unforseen turns that science can take, the amazing journey to the point of discovery... Is truly incredible. And edible.
 
zoo22

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Woodbine said:
You mean you created life then decided to kill it? What kind of a monstrous God would do that?
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First of all, I am conducting *scientific* peanut butter jar experiments. *I* would not have created life (or appetite), it would have formed spontaneously. This experiment is to scientifically prove evolution using a jar of peanut butter. Per Chuck Missler.

Plus, I seriously don't know if life had spontaneously formed in that peanut butter jar anyway. I couldn't SEE any life, but I am not ruling out that it's possible that it was there. At the very least, not impossible.

Though I do know I killed my appetite with that sandwich. For that, I am guilty. In my defense, it was done in the name of science.
 
Nathon Detroit

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zoo22 said:
I've actually made quite a lot of progress, and I've taken the experiment to a new level: I am currently conducting experiments on whether I can spontaneously form life in my mouth using a peanut butter sandwich combined with the energy from my chewing jaw (seems like a no-brainer).

I'll have better analysis shortly, but essentially what happened is this: I spontaneously created an appetite simply by staring at that jar of peanut butter waiting for life to form!

So moving forward with those exciting results, I made a peanut butter (and *possibly* cellular lifeform) sandwich and am conducting this new experiment, which I must say is going deliciously.

I plan on introducing bananas to the equation soon.

Just so you all know, this peanut butter jar life genesis experiment has so far, been very eye-opening. And I want to share that the strange, unforseen turns that science can take, the amazing journey to the point of discovery... Is truly incredible. And edible.
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:rotfl:

:first: POTD
 
Vaquero45

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zoo22 said:
I've actually made quite a lot of progress, and I've taken the experiment to a new level: I am currently conducting experiments on whether I can spontaneously form life in my mouth using a peanut butter sandwich combined with the energy from my chewing jaw (seems like a no-brainer).

I'll have better analysis shortly, but essentially what happened is this: I spontaneously created an appetite simply by staring at that jar of peanut butter waiting for life to form!

So moving forward with those exciting results, I made a peanut butter (and *possibly* cellular lifeform) sandwich and am conducting this new experiment, which I must say is going deliciously.

I plan on introducing bananas to the equation soon.

Just so you all know, this peanut butter jar life genesis experiment has so far, been very eye-opening. And I want to share that the strange, unforseen turns that science can take, the amazing journey to the point of discovery... Is truly incredible. And edible.
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Appreciate your efforts! :)

Suggested lab tool:
If you are using natural peanut butter, stick a mixer blade in a cordless drill to mix it with.
100 times faster and easier than stirring it with a spoon or knife.

(I was proud of myself when I came up with that idea a few weeks ago. :) )
 
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