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roxrkool
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Message 46 of 233 (80941)
01-26-2004 10:31 PM
Reply to: Message 39 by johnfolton
01-26-2004 7:08 PM


Re: Murphy's Law
whatever writes:
After reading this its no wonder no doctorate scientists is willing to defend evolution, debating Walt would be like debating Einstein on the the theory of relativity, ...
Are you freaking kidding me???

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roxrkool
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From: Nevada
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Message 51 of 233 (81081)
01-27-2004 11:07 AM
Reply to: Message 46 by roxrkool
01-26-2004 10:31 PM


Re: Murphy's Law
I don't know Nosy. Sometimes, I get the feeling Whatever is just playing everyone. He/she never gets annoyed - EVER! Can someone actually be that... passive?
He/she acknowledges a wrong and then nonchalantly slides over to the next topic as if being shown he/she is wrong over and over again is an everyday occurrence. A few posts later, states the exact same thing that was shown to be wrong previously.
I can't remember if someone already made the analogy, but discussing science with Whatever is like trying to pick jello up with chop sticks.

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roxrkool
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Message 55 of 233 (81219)
01-27-2004 6:06 PM
Reply to: Message 53 by Eta_Carinae
01-27-2004 11:34 AM


Re: Guys _ I have been telling you
I've had my suspicions for some time now, but after the Einstein comment, I just can't take Whatever serious anymore... no matter how nice he is.

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roxrkool
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Message 56 of 233 (81221)
01-27-2004 6:08 PM
Reply to: Message 54 by Trixie
01-27-2004 3:40 PM


Re: Murphy's Law
Ahh, haven't heard that one before. There's also "like trying to catch a greased pig."

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roxrkool
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Message 98 of 233 (216824)
06-14-2005 2:48 PM
Reply to: Message 91 by randman
06-14-2005 2:47 AM


Re: Strewth!!!!!
randman writes:
I think you are making a stretch on the rock bending angle. It's pretty clear that reading this is in context, there is no contradiction. He is saying sedimentary rocks don't bend. The bend has to occur prior to their hardening into rock.
We have plenty of evidence that folded sedimentary rocks were deformend after lithification. Sedimentary textures such as grading, ripple marks, mudcracks, etc. can be used to identify stratigraphic-up direction. I'd like to see the process that can simultaneously deposit a graded bed AND deform the unconsolidated layers into recumbent folds.
Nevermind the fact that gneiss is not a sedimentary rock. The protolith may have been sedimentary, but the gneiss itself is not the result of sedimentary processes.

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