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Ph.D. University of California 1976, silly child. lol
But long after graduation I held professorships, and fellowships. I had classes with members of the National academy of Science, and lunch with a Nobel Prize winner. I got my bill, so I guess he really was smarter. I was on the Board of Directors of the Southern California Academy of Science.
But the best part is, I was judged by the content, and competence of my work and not my wealth, race, sex, religion, or political party.
That is why science wins.
You do realize obama has one of those, right? Democrats judge his doings to, and love his work...Heheheh
Ph.D. University of California 1976, silly child. lol
But long after graduation I held professorships, and fellowships. I had classes with members of the National academy of Science, and lunch with a Nobel Prize winner. I got my bill, so I guess he really was smarter. I was on the Board of Directors of the Southern California Academy of Science.
But the best part is, I was judged by the content, and competence of my work and not my wealth, race, sex, religion, or political party.
That is why science wins.
I don't know of one family that has lost a child that was taught the Bible.
There are several problems that trash the effort to deny radioactive decay series in the ICR "reports" linked by Mr. Swords Guy.
The first obvious failure was "Unfortunately for the secularist, there are radiohalos formed from what appears to be primordial Po (polonium), rather than Po in the form of daughter isotopes from U decay." (This is the correct link to Creationist Silly Part 1, by the way).
The failure is of course that the creationists merely make the empty assertion without any evidence. This particular creationist fraud has been popular since Robert Gentry's publications in the 1970s. What he, now any later creationist was never ever able to explain was how they could tell the difference between "primordial" Polonium and the regular sort. The entire creationist fantasy is debunked by (PDF) Collins, Lorence G. "Polonium halos and myrmekite in pegmatite and granite." (1997). Then there is the basic error of the Helium content of zircons promoted by Russ Humphreys. Among the gross errors of fact are that the tested material was removed from very high pressure rock which alters Helium diffusion, and that the silly notion of "accelerated nuclear decay" would have melted the Earth, and slaughtered all life.
Then there is this little horse's gift to the pasture, "Unfortunately for the secularist, there are serious problems with the uniformitarian view as it is applied to radioactive dating. Recent experimental evidences verify that the decay rates of radioisotopes can vary significantly from the currently accepted values—by as much as 10[SUP]9[/SUP] times faster (that’s 1 billion times faster) when exposed to certain environmental factors." The "certain environmental factors" happen to be heated to a ionized plasma. That is correct, boys and girls. All we need to do to alter negative beta decay is turn the Earth into a glowing ball of electron free gas.
Sure- no problem.
That was followed by the comparatively minor lie that, "It is particularly interesting that the alpha-decay rates of [SUP]228[/SUP]Th are increased by as much as 10[SUP]4[/SUP] (10,000 times) under conditions which give rise to high pressure waves."
This cited a paper that was refuted by a half dozen later experiments. But even if it was not a failure as science, the "environmental conditions" in this case were a dissolved thorium oxide subjected to ultrasound cavitation.
Sure- no problem. Just liquefy the Earth in a giant blender in an ultrasound machine, and then there might be some effect that cannot be replicated by anyone. (2009. Piezonuclear decay of thorium. Physics Letters A. 373 (22): 1956-1958).
Re: "The Iconic Isochron: Radioactive Dating, Part 2" Vernon R. Cupps, Ph.D.
I nearly laughed out loud when I read, "Note: The equations may be daunting, especially to the layman, so we’ve placed them in sidebars. Hang in there—read the narrative and we’ll get to the answer we’re looking for."
That's right kids, don't sweat that hard book larnin' "we’ll get to the answer we’re looking for." It won't matter what the real answers are, creationists can always fake the "answer they’re looking for."
And sure enough, if you ignore the facts, if you cannot do simple math, Vernon R. Cupps, Ph.D. will give you "the answer you’re looking for." Look how well it worked on Mr. Sword. He went looking for the answer he wanted, and there was a professional creationist waiting to sell it to him. Win! Win!
Hey, reality sux. It is much better to just pretend.
It has been 3 days and I am still waiting for some ICR fan to refute this post.
When one crosses over to reality of and in Christ, atheist will no longer respect the thought. They are now considered the enemy and you won't hear nothing they have to say. What do you guys want a atheist to tell y'all the truth of Christ and creation? It won't happen. Buy a book from them, win, win..right ? ..wrong.
Proverbs 26:4 (KJV) [SUP]4 [/SUP] Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest thou also be like unto him.
If I trumped up some spectacular stuff, that goes beyond reason and be it in the 1400s. I tell you don't float your boat over the edge of the earth... You will fall off, .. Would you have went for this ? Plenty did for a lllllong time.Personally, I could care less whether the scientists who examined the stegosaurus to go on display at the London Museum next month are Jewish, Christian, Muslim, atheist, or whatever. What I care about is the fact that this dino is 150 million years old:
Rare Stegosaurus Skeleton to Debut at London Museum
Re: "The Iconic Isochron: Radioactive Dating, Part 2" Vernon R. Cupps, Ph.D.
I nearly laughed out loud when I read, "Note: The equations may be daunting, especially to the layman, so we’ve placed them in sidebars. Hang in there—read the narrative and we’ll get to the answer we’re looking for."
That's right kids, don't sweat that hard book larnin' "we’ll get to the answer we’re looking for." It won't matter what the real answers are, creationists can always fake the "answer they’re looking for."
And sure enough, if you ignore the facts, if you cannot do simple math, Vernon R. Cupps, Ph.D. will give you "the answer you’re looking for." Look how well it worked on Mr. Sword. He went looking for the answer he wanted, and there was a professional creationist waiting to sell it to him. Win! Win!
Hey, reality sux. It is much better to just pretend.
And this one.
I'm glad I'm not holding my breath.
Personally, I could care less whether the scientists who examined the stegosaurus to go on display at the London Museum next month are Jewish, Christian, Muslim, atheist, or whatever. What I care about is the fact that this dino is 150 million years old:
Rare Stegosaurus Skeleton to Debut at London Museum
How about not just believing the bollocks that comes out of the mouths of many so-called learned evolution experts? How about some critical thinking for a change?
Hurd simply suggests that they are not looking for the factual answer, but the one that they want. While this is a possibility for anyone making this statement, it is not implied. If you are looking for the truth, then the answer that you're looking for is the true one.
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You cannot put God on a lab table or under a microscope!!!!
By definition science cannot reach God as a conclusion. And yet, they examine His work and come to the conclusion that God doesn't exist. More specifically, they examine evidence, from which they conclude that His inspired word is not accurate.
If there is something that we get from the Bible that is not accurate, then it is through poor translation or false perception of what the Bible is saying, imho. So, before I go to evolutionary scientists for "truth", I will learn how to read Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic. Or better yet, I will pray, asking for guidance from the Holy Spirit.
Have you taught math? Have you had post-graduate level math? Are you published in advanced algebra? (I have) For example;
1982 "Models of Social Network Intervention," Hurd, G. S., Robert Llamas, E. M. Pattison. International Journal of Family Therapy, (renamed "Contemporary Family Therapy") Vol. 3, No. 4
1982 "Clinical Implications of Some Graph Centrality Measures," Hurd, G. S, Bonney Jennings. Sun Belt Social Network Conference, Tampa, Fl
1982 "Adjacency Matrix Density and Consensus," Hurd, G. S., Kathy Hammond. Sun Belt Social Network Conference, Tampa, Fl
1990 "The Application of Deridrich Tessellation to Social Network Analysis," G. S. Hurd, David Koisumi. Tenth Annual Sunbelt Social Network Conference, San Diego
I cannot teach you even basic algebra on this chat site. Not even if you were a promising student. You are not a promising student.
The mathagisticsts presented by "Dr" Cupps cannot fool an actual expert. But they will fool people that want to be fooled.