SUTG
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sentientsynth said:You mean nebulAR.
I think he meant nebulous, but made a typo.
-Herr Professor
sentientsynth said:You mean nebulAR.
Do you think Cheny should resign and let McCain become VP?
SUTG said:I think he meant nebulous, but made a typo.
-Herr Professor
sentientsynth said:Yeah, I agree that the math doesn't reflect the real problem.
Why wouldn't you say that created a "good" word would be analogous to creating a "good" protein sequence?
I'm not familier with the chewbacca defense.sentientsynth said:fool,
Your "chewbacca defense" won't work on me.
SS
SUTG said:To be honest, I don't know squat about Biology...but I think this analogy could be granted. But I'll bet the probablilites would be different for the creation of the good word and the creation of the good protein sequence.
I think the qualification of "good" is roughly analogous to being naturally selected.But just choosing random groups of letters leaves out one of the most critical and important parts of the "random mutations plus natural selection" - the natural selection!
fool said:I'm not familier with the chewbacca defense.
Overwhelming me with questions isn't an attack, no more than throwing marshmellows.I thought my post was more of an attack.
Close. o thou foolDid I make an appeal to wookie?
Chewbacca was on that planet to fight the Empire.sentientsynth said:
sentientsynth said:It's so much more complex, it's unfathomable (to me, at least.) I think this could hold as a rather loose analogy, though I wouldn't push it too far
I think the qualification of "good" is roughly analogous to being naturally selected.
About the math, wouldn't you have to do it on a word by word basis, especially for the larger words? SS
bob b said:This is the first posting I have seen which takes the example seriously. This is undoubtedly because it comes from a believer. Believers like you see things that are hidden from unbelievers.
bob b said:I was in a semi-dreamlike state...
SUTG said:OK. But when you finally come-to, doublecheck your math. :chuckle:
13Therefore I speak to them in parables: because they seeing see not; and hearing they hear not, neither do they understand. 14And in them is fulfilled the prophecy of Esaias, which saith, By hearing ye shall hear, and shall not understand; and seeing ye shall see, and shall not perceive: 15For this people’s heart is waxed gross, and their ears are dull of hearing, and their eyes they have closed; lest at any time they should see with their eyes, and hear with their ears, and should understand with their heart, and should be converted, and I should heal them. Matt 13:13-15
bob b said:p is not strictly the probability as stated in the preamble to the example?
SUTG said:Ding, Ding, Ding!!! I think we have a winner!
Although why understate it by saying that p is not "strictly" the probability as stated in the preamble? You made a rudimentary probability error, and I stepped in to Truthsmack you silly.
If you can't even understand the basic problem you posed in the preamble, you'll never understand the Theory of Evolution.
Things like this leave me frustratingly speechless.This is the first posting I have seen which takes the example seriously. This is undoubtedly because it comes from a believer. Believers like you see things that are hidden from unbelievers. For example, one level and one "snare".
Johnny said:Things like this leave me frustratingly speechless.
SS said, "I think this could hold as a rather loose analogy, though I wouldn't push it too far
I think the qualification of "good" is roughly analogous to being naturally selected. " I just chose not to fluff your ego and told you straight up that it was a wretched analogy.
It's funny how you compare your parables to Christ's parables. Christ's parables had a different purpose. They taught ideas where the details of who and what don't matter. Unfortunately, when you're trying to make a scientific point, you're not afforded the same luxury. So while you may feel you're the creationist messiah preaching to us heathen evolutionists using cryptographic parables and then berating us for pointing out that you're analogy is flawed, the rest of us are marvelling at the lengths to which deliberate ignorance and intellectual prostitution can drive a man.
You can't tell us what heavenly revelation your analogy is supposed to be reveal because you know that it will fall apart upon cursory examination. I am quite willing to accept that you are already well aware of the shortcomings of this analogy, but like Bob Enyart, this does not concern you. Instead, you will simply pretend that only believers in creationism can get your point. On this matter I will agree with you. Only someone who is as scientifically incompetent as a young earth creationist would be willing to overlook such a flawed analogy. Don't blame the rest of us for our intellectual standards. I must bow out of this thread. I think I've said enough.