is grepping ?off threads to write your articles for you?
http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2005/8/12/4294/44070
all right which one of you bonersis grepping ?off threads to write your articles for you?
http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2005/8/12/4294/44070 "Sorry, but you can only moderate stories if you have a valid user account. Luckily for you, making one is easy!"
well I guess you miss out, mat.
Teaser:
In response to criticism from scientists, proponents of Intelligent Design often point out that evolution is itself a faith-based theory, and they are right. In fact, in a certain sense, every scientific theory is based in faith. There is, however, a vast difference in meaning between these two uses of the word 'faith.' In order to resolve this semantic ambiguity, I have kindly volunteered myself to take up the job of forming a clear and unambiguous distinction between 'religious faith' and 'scientific faith,' of carefully defining their respective meanings, and of discussing the relative merits of the two approaches in their ability to uncover the truth about how the world really works. Conclusion: In conclusion, both scientific claims and religious claims rely on a type of faith, it is just that religious faith de facto has no connection with reality, since it does not care to corroborate its claims with how things really are. Scientific faith, on the other hand, is, for all its faults, at least trying its best to understand how the world really works. Well *that* was worth creating an account for... Pfft.
"What is a wank fest?"
It depends on whether or not you went to public school*... :) * In the British sense -- Eton, Harrow, that sort of thing. WTF? Has the author considered the possibility that science is based on doubt rather than faith?
"I have kindly volunteered myself to take up the job of forming a clear and unambiguous distinction between 'religious faith' and 'scientific faith,'"
Ah, now, the road to hell is paved with good intentions. It's much simpler than this; the difference between science and religion is that the guy who disproves the word of Einstein will be first reviled and then revered. The guy who disproves the word of Jesus will be first reviled and then killed.
LOL Katie...
John's got a good point. It isn't faith so much as hypothetical doubt. "It is highly unlikely that the world is only 2,000 years old because... x, y, z." Muppet, where ya been? You didn't post for a whole day, so we thought you were dead.
I replied to your annoyance of me in that thread, sweetie.
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