I use to volunteer at the museum in lichfield about him and the most common thing people mention is evolution, my favourite thing he did was the carriage turning system that is still used.
Aren't the pathway transitional species for birds goes Theropod to Ornivalls to Aves ? That stuff a couple of years ago where geneticist activated dormant 'telomeres in some birds and they grew teeth? Wasn't Dale Russel the field paleontologist who was crusading for birds to be classified as a clade of Dinosaurs? Bird evolution has ups and downs, but it's a proper study for evolutionary theory.
@marsCubed You posted this a year ago. Wanna hear a joke? the "statue of liberty" is now getting fitted for cameras so people can look from the view AND it will also serve as a monitor/camera in the area
What does that mean when something is 'supernatural'? And as far as something from nothing.... I agree that the Universe experienced a 'Big Bang' at the beginning; but 'the nothing before' statement is a little fuzzy. Before all the 'String Theory' & 'Dark Matter' discussion among Cosmologist; Steven Weinberg described the Big Bang as 'the greatest loss of energy the Universe could ever experience'. There is exotic stuff here, but magic?
"In my travels through the immense Spanish empire, I have been amazed at how Spaniards treat Indians, like others, even forming mestizo families and creating hospitals and universities for them, I have met indigenous and even military mayors and bishops, which makes in the social peace, well-being and general happiness that we already wanted for us in the territories that with so much effort, we are taking from them. It seems that the London fogs cloud our hearts and minds, while the clarity of sunny Spain makes us see and hear God better. Your Lordships should consider the policy of depopulation and extermination since Spanish faith and intelligence are clearly building, not like us an empire of death, but a civilized society that will finally end up imposing itself as a divine mandate. Spain is the wise Greece, the imperial Rome, England the Turkish corsair. " Erasmus Darwin (England, 1731-1802), doctor and philosopher; grandfather of Charles Darwin.
Then referencing something as the "Lake of Fire", and saying that people there will be "wailing and gnashing their teeth", must be seen as a highly efficacious effort at obscene deception--one that is emotioanlly abusive to children. A good reason to take everything in biblical mythology as deceptive--just like all the other religious mythologies.
I use to volunteer at the museum in lichfield about him and the most common thing people mention is evolution, my favourite thing he did was the carriage turning system that is still used.
Interesting guy.
Aren't the pathway transitional species for birds goes Theropod to Ornivalls to Aves ? That stuff a couple of years ago where geneticist activated dormant 'telomeres in some birds and they grew teeth? Wasn't Dale Russel the field paleontologist who was crusading for birds to be classified as a clade of Dinosaurs? Bird evolution has ups and downs, but it's a proper study for evolutionary theory.
fuck i thought this had to do with MGK - chip off the block!!!
The genetics of embryology is an interesting subject. but not a huge mystery.
oh I think you do.
@funkalunatic Wage slavery is unfortunately something we all know all too well.
@crazygeek777 - Survival of the fittest baby!
Right?
@marsCubed You posted this a year ago. Wanna hear a joke? the "statue of liberty" is now getting fitted for cameras so people can look from the view AND it will also serve as a monitor/camera in the area
@marsCubed No yeah I'm with you - US is pretty shitty. Slavery is relatively nonexistent though, unless you're talking about wage slavery.
What does that mean when something is 'supernatural'? And as far as something from nothing.... I agree that the Universe experienced a 'Big Bang' at the beginning; but 'the nothing before' statement is a little fuzzy. Before all the 'String Theory' & 'Dark Matter' discussion among Cosmologist; Steven Weinberg described the Big Bang as 'the greatest loss of energy the Universe could ever experience'. There is exotic stuff here, but magic?
"In my travels through the immense Spanish empire, I have been amazed at how Spaniards treat Indians, like others, even forming mestizo families and creating hospitals and universities for them, I have met indigenous and even military mayors and bishops, which makes in the social peace, well-being and general happiness that we already wanted for us in the territories that with so much effort, we are taking from them. It seems that the London fogs cloud our hearts and minds, while the clarity of sunny Spain makes us see and hear God better. Your Lordships should consider the policy of depopulation and extermination since Spanish faith and intelligence are clearly building, not like us an empire of death, but a civilized society that will finally end up imposing itself as a divine mandate. Spain is the wise Greece, the imperial Rome, England the Turkish corsair. "
Erasmus Darwin (England, 1731-1802), doctor and philosopher; grandfather of Charles Darwin.
Cita FALSA!!!!!
Then referencing something as the "Lake of Fire", and saying that people there will be "wailing and gnashing their teeth", must be seen as a highly efficacious effort at obscene deception--one that is emotioanlly abusive to children. A good reason to take everything in biblical mythology as deceptive--just like all the other religious mythologies.