When Is A Distraction Not A Distraction?
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I meant "stats hasn't changed", cuz that book is from the 50s.
And you can make numbers say a lot of different things, you just need to look into how the data was found.
It seems like conservatives aren't the biggest champions of science, especially when it isn't saying what they want to hear.
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I meant "stats hasn't changed", cuz that book is from the 50s.
And you can make numbers say a lot of different things, you just need to look into how the data was found.
It seems like conservatives aren't the biggest champions of science, especially when it isn't saying what they want to hear.
I meant "stats hasn't changed", cuz that book is from the 50s.
And you can make numbers say a lot of different things, you just need to look into how the data was found.
It seems like conservatives aren't the biggest champions of science, especially when it isn't saying what they want to hear.
Okay woody let me ask you this:
Do you personally believe that there is a universal right and wrong?
An actual moral and immoral?
If you do, do they conform to the laws of natural science?
And if they don't, why gripe so much about someone else's?
WSS
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I meant "stats hasn't changed", cuz that book is from the 50s.
And you can make numbers say a lot of different things, you just need to look into how the data was found.
It seems like conservatives aren't the biggest champions of science, especially when it isn't saying what they want to hear.
I meant "stats hasn't changed", cuz that book is from the 50s.
And you can make numbers say a lot of different things, you just need to look into how the data was found.
It seems like conservatives aren't the biggest champions of science, especially when it isn't saying what they want to hear.
OK "stats", I didn't want to assume.
Of course you can make numbers say anything. But if the scientific method isn't followed the whole dog and pony show is a fraud. Correct me if I'm wrong, but if the hypothesis isn't proved or cannot be found false we are left with just a theory.
Oh Woody, stab a conservative in the back with science. What will kids think of next?. Tee-hee
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Well, if you prove your hypothesis through rigorous and multiple experiments then you get a scientific theory. It's not "just a theory" in the sense that it doesn't matter and has no bearing on anything. Theories come about through lots of testing and observation and aren't just thought up for the hell of it. Saying "just a theory" in the terms of scientific knowledge really doesn't make sense and undermines the actual scientific definition of a theory.
If the scientific method isn't followed, then you may get something of value out of your experiments but probably not. It would be really easy to poke holes in the results I would imagine.
I just said the science and conservatives thing because it isn't the first time I've noticed it.
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Yes, when I want to learn something science related, I make sure to ask Bunker....
But I'm wasting my time. I should go back to not responding to your posts
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Well, if you prove your hypothesis through rigorous and multiple experiments then you get a scientific theory. It's not "just a theory" in the sense that it doesn't matter and has no bearing on anything. Theories come about through lots of testing and observation and aren't just thought up for the hell of it. Saying "just a theory" in the terms of scientific knowledge really doesn't make sense and undermines the actual scientific definition of a theory.
If the scientific method isn't followed, then you may get something of value out of your experiments but probably not. It would be really easy to poke holes in the results I would imagine.
I just said the science and conservatives thing because it isn't the first time I've noticed it.
Well, if you prove your hypothesis through rigorous and multiple experiments then you get a scientific theory. It's not "just a theory" in the sense that it doesn't matter and has no bearing on anything. Theories come about through lots of testing and observation and aren't just thought up for the hell of it. Saying "just a theory" in the terms of scientific knowledge really doesn't make sense and undermines the actual scientific definition of a theory.
If the scientific method isn't followed, then you may get something of value out of your experiments but probably not. It would be really easy to poke holes in the results I would imagine.
I just said the science and conservatives thing because it isn't the first time I've noticed it.
Thanks Woody!
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Bunker said:
you need that time, and a lot more of it to try and disprove God. its pretty sad when a man wants to kick God out of their life just so they dont have to feel the guilt of sin and disobedience.
I explain something about science
You don't like it and don't understand it
I make fun of you
you start talking about God and sins and stuff. Wtf?
Look, if me explaining something science related really attacks your core values that much maybe you should be looking into your values and beliefs. I also have no beef with God and have never tried to disorder gods existence because that is impossible. It's also impossible to prove there is a god. You're confusing me not liking religion with me attacking a man in the sky.
But I'll take you completely going off topic as admitting I was right and you were wrong
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Well, if you prove your hypothesis through rigorous and multiple experiments then you get a scientific theory. It's not "just a theory" in the sense that it doesn't matter and has no bearing on anything. Theories come about through lots of testing and observation and aren't just thought up for the hell of it. Saying "just a theory" in the terms of scientific knowledge really doesn't make sense and undermines the actual scientific definition of a theory.
If the scientific method isn't followed, then you may get something of value out of your experiments but probably not. It would be really easy to poke holes in the results I would imagine.
I just said the science and conservatives thing because it isn't the first time I've noticed it.
Thanks Woody!
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Bunker said:
guilt of sin and disobedience
I'm guessing you're Catholic.
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Bunker said:
woodpecker you always believe that yur right with that one sided pee brain of yurs. we have seen you attacking religion on a daily basis and use science or some other hypothesis to explain yur reasoning. just start looking around to see what is in plain view.
Bunker you're a moron. I firmly believe you are the least intelligent poster on this board.
I don't know how many times I need to explain this but I am starting to think you will never get it. It's pretty much pointless.
Only you could take "use science to explain your reasoning" as a negative. That's while showing you have no idea what a hypothesis, theory, law etc is.
What is on plain view Bunker? Do you see things you don't understand and yell "God did it! "? Thankfully there are people that don't do that....
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Bunker said:
woodpecker you always believe that yur right with that one sided pee brain of yurs. we have seen you attacking religion on a daily basis and use science or some other hypothesis to explain yur reasoning. just start looking around to see what is in plain view.
this is gold people
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