Jose Fly
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Like religion? Yeah, I do see that. Oh, you mean 'science.'
Yes, I mean science. I take your consistent dodging is an indication that you can't answer the question.
You don't pay attention to me either, not that either of us owe the other that
Again, I take your consistent dodging as an indication that you can't back up your accusation.
Of course not
Then why do you keep doing it?
You just above showed your disdain as well as again illustrated you are not on TOL for intelligent conversation. My example would 'easily' be dismissed, no?
Again, I take your consistent dodging as an indication that you can't back up your claim that textbooks merely state "evolution did it".
Like you, I have several fields of study and so you don't rate on my radar either. It is mutual lain:
There is never an excuse for a scientist to even say such a thing (reserving inane vitriol for another time by contrast). See here While no scientist wants to disagree with Gould, this particular 'evolution expert' says the finches were all the same but the beaks. Well, that is not speciation and so much for your inept assessment here. Nice try, but you make me question your 'science' degree at every turn.
All you're showing is that you don't know the first thing about biology, let alone evolutionary biology. Yet for some reason you apparently think yourself qualified to critique it.
That's a very good personification of the Dunning-Kruger effect.
The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which relatively unskilled persons suffer illusory superiority, mistakenly assessing their ability to be much higher than it really is.
Given your inept supposed 'science-expertise' assessment, your input isn't desired anyway
Point out specifically where I've said anything wrong about science. Or is this yet another of your baseless accusations?
Again you don't pay attention, but lest we forget, you are not here for that reason anyway. You are inept.
Again I take your consistent dodging as an indication that you cannot back up your accusation that textbooks merely state "evolution did it".
I'd disagree
So what makes your empty say-so superior to the consensus view of the people who actually work in the field?
Pure assertion on your part.
Then show me wrong...answer the question no other creationist here can even attempt to answer: What has creationism contributed to science in the last 100 years?
I'd disagree for two reasons 1) Dunning-Kruger doesn't apply to laymen websites like this one directly.
???????? Yes it does. In fact, it's specifically about laypeople.
"The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which relatively unskilled persons suffer illusory superiority, mistakenly assessing their ability to be much higher than it really is."
What part of "relatively unskilled persons" is beyond your ability to comprehend?
2) The website being laymen, is graced by those with any particular degree. You 'could' be a valued person here. You choose not to be but it is no reason for the disdain that you may possess the degree. It again amounts to your elitist self-love and infatuation disdaining the hoi poi and pretty much the essence of this repost of your's
Again, you make no sense at all.
First, I don't think the comparison viable because this wouldn't be said by a cognizant individual trying to assert something.
It's the equivalent of the ignorance of basic biology you've displayed.