Post by Arlon10 on May 6, 2019 8:17:49 GMT
May 5, 2019 21:29:07 GMT goz said:
The faith in science inspired by your ignorance of it has become a problem in the world. If you like science, then please use it. I really think you can. It's easy for me. It can't be all that difficult for you.
I am now and have from an extraordinarily young age been aware of television and aircraft. I have always realized the people in Bible times had none of those.
My point is I understand it better than you. The reason you find science so impressive and important is that it is over your head.
...says the person who posted at length a really stupid argument (one of so many on here by you) that heart lung transplants don't take place. You wouldn't know a scientific argument of it bit you n the arse and you are always just embarrassing yourself with your Dunning Kruger like ignorance and arrogance.
Science and math come rather easily to me. They always have. Schools have even said so, and they should know. Therefore I am less impressed with science than you are.
The faith in science inspired by your ignorance of it has become a problem in the world.
Now do you see how Dunning Kruger works?
I do not expect science to do things it obviously never will, you do.
When you say there is no god because golly, gee whiz, aircraft and television, you don't realize how childish that is.
If you like science, then please use it. I really think you can. It's easy for me. It can't be all that difficult for you.
You cannot have it both ways.
Because I can read and I can research in books and journals and on the internet I can stand back and admire the work of career scientists. I can try to understand it, support it and realise that better brains than mine ( and more so yours that is so obviously wasted if you are really that smart) have made our world a better and safer place despite and instead of your alleged God.
BTW I treat you with respect in answering all your guff however you really are a delusional old goat who has unfounded delusions of grandeur!
Perhaps I wasn't clear. From a very young age I built radios and flew model airplanes.
Other reasons I am less impressed with them include that most of the people I see on television are idiots and I wouldn't bother to get on a plane to visit them. Whether my "god" "created" television and aircraft I suppose god works through humans most of the time. Most creative scientists are very godly people.
I forget in which episode of Star Trek it was that they landed amidst an apparently backward and rural civilization only to finally realize that culture was far more advanced, however spiritually, than the Federation and the Kling-ons combined. That's fiction, I know, but the notion could be born out in reality.
Your claim that you can read and research science is called into question by the fact that I can (surprise) and I am therefore in a better position than you to tell who else can. By your own admission it is over head, so stop telling me I can't read.
Although I still haven't seen a heart transplant, unlike you I don't conclude they don't exist. That's a problem you have, not I. You haven't seen evidence of god so you conclude it doesn't exist. You need to accept that just because you haven't seen something is not very good reason to conclude very much. There are however such things as negative proofs albeit with a very large scope in many cases.
