Survey, what do you think?

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Originally posted by TrueCreation:
"2)Level of education?"
--Currently in High School. Level of Education Collage in Biology Chemistry, Physics, Marine Geology.

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Sorry TC but earlier you said that you hadn`t reached calculus in your studies of maths and now your claiming college level physics, trust me bud one of those statements is false.....

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Originally posted by Socrates:

1)Age?
24.

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2)Level of education?
Bsc.

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3)What is your occupation?
Microelectronics process tech.

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4)Would you consider yourself religious?
No.

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5)Have you ever taken a high school AP Biology course or any college biology course?
No Bio but did take Chem, physics and math.

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6)Do you "believe" in evolution or creationism (or ID)? (or none of these, or both?)
Evo.

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Thank you.
NP.

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Originally posted by TrueCreation:
Yes I have read on collage physics, a bit of pre-calc, but nothing of the sort of having the ability to understand calculus on the level that the book on astrophysics would need to attain. I havent taken the courses, but I read the books that the courses go through.

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TC you may have read college level texts in physics but without calculus you can`t have the detailed understanding of the subject equivalent to a college level education....Without Calculus how do you interpret the Schroedinger wave equation? Or the TdS equations?Post Newton college level physics requires calculus, sorry but that is a fact....

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[This message has been edited by joz, 02-17-2002]

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Originally posted by TrueCreation:
Are there not levels of physics in collage? I say I have a collage level, not a high collage level. I'm sure someone who majors in physics must aquire a vast amount of classes in physics.

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Ok what college level physics do you know? Mechanics requires calculus as does wave theory.Do you know the difference between the dot and cross products (aka Scalar and vector) if not then you cannot have a college level understanding of F=Bqv as the correct college level formulation is F= q(dot)v(cross)B....This is all first year college material in Britain......

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Originally posted by gene90:
Not fair to ridicule someone on their background* or their spelling. Worse when multiple posters have to participate. Worst of all when the victim of the ridicule is relatively young and already outnumbered in the debate. Are you trying to make the Creationists here personally vengeful of evolutionists?

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* Unless they bought their Ph.D. from a split-level.

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The point is gene that without the essential mathematical tools TC can not claim a college level understanding of physics....unless the college in question is patriot university that is.....P.S first Schraf then Mr P have refered to TC in the plural is there something I`m not picking up on?

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Originally posted by TrueCreation:
I wouldn't know what college level physics I know, but I know that it is much above high schools provide, I would be considered a 'beginner' as a collage physics student, though in high school its a bit different.

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I didn't think I would cause so much of a ruckuss just by saying such a level of physics, though I see it is speculative regarding my age.

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TC no matter how advanced you are at high school level without calculus any claim to college level physics is unfounded.How the hell do you have vector and scalar products and no calculus?Its not speculative because of your age its spurious given your lack of an essential mathematical tool. If you can`t do calculus you DON`T have college level physics full stop.

Well TC posted this on the new information thread:"(mark)"I thought we'd been over this, you gave me your qualifying genetic criteria, & I showed that new info CAN arise as a result of mutation."
(TC)--Sure looks like it, but I don't have the quallifications to continue, the biology is above my stature.)Better scrub biology from the list of college level subjects that TC can lay claim to....