Woman aborts her child because its "good for the planet"
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Sorry that was so brief, I was literally being rushed out of the door as I wrote it. The pineal gland is sensitive to light, and in some animals it actually acts as a rudimentary eye. Also, some fish have very primitive eyes, because they spend so much time in the darkness. There are plenty of 'half-way eyes' in nature. But as for glaringly obvious faults, I don't know of any. I wanted to hear what others thought was glaringly obviously wrong.
Dr. Ravel Joyce, Cubic Self is cubeless. God is cubeless.
Yeah, I must admit the eye thing was a bit of a long shot. I havent looked into evoloution too much, biology bores the pants off me to tell the truth. I just recall seing somewhere about the developement of the eye and how unlikely it was. I obviously dont know enough to argue it effectively.
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
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Yeah, I must admit the eye thing was a bit of a long shot. I havent looked into evoloution too much, biology bores the pants off me to tell the truth. I just recall seing somewhere about the developement of the eye and how unlikely it was. I obviously dont know enough to argue it effectively.
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
Nah, biology is cool. :cool:
Dr. Ravel Joyce, Cubic Self is cubeless. God is cubeless.
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Nah, biology is cool. :cool:
Dr. Ravel Joyce, Cubic Self is cubeless. God is cubeless.
Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
Nah, biology is cool.
I prefered Physics and Chemistry. Nothing like making explosives and stuff. Biology was just smelly. Dead things in alcohol, disecting frogs, god it was dull. The only good thing about it was my mate and I explored a different kind of biology during the lesson.:cool:
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
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73Zeppelin wrote:
No, it's what you want to do to the Jews.
Well, at least his sort isn't prejudiced ... they also want to do it to you and me. What a bummer it must be to know that you and I have something in common, even if at second-hand. :laugh:
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Not quite - Christians are given dhimmi status. Godless heathens like me are generally killed with enthusiasm!
Everything is bleak. It's the middle of the night. You're all alone and the dummies might be right. Outside the darkness lurks.
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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
Nah, biology is cool.
I prefered Physics and Chemistry. Nothing like making explosives and stuff. Biology was just smelly. Dead things in alcohol, disecting frogs, god it was dull. The only good thing about it was my mate and I explored a different kind of biology during the lesson.:cool:
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
OK, I concede - the theory behind biology is interesting, mostly to do with physiology and anatomy and stuff.
Dr. Ravel Joyce, Cubic Self is cubeless. God is cubeless.
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OK, I concede - the theory behind biology is interesting, mostly to do with physiology and anatomy and stuff.
Dr. Ravel Joyce, Cubic Self is cubeless. God is cubeless.
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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
mostly to do with physiology and anatomy and stuff
Anatomy is interesting of course and quite fun to study. Especially up close.
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
You mean like dissecting cadavers?
Dr. Ravel Joyce, Cubic Self is cubeless. God is cubeless.
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You mean like dissecting cadavers?
Dr. Ravel Joyce, Cubic Self is cubeless. God is cubeless.
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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
You mean like dissecting cadavers?
Hmm, I had something else in mind.
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
Dissecting...living people? :suss:
Dr. Ravel Joyce, Cubic Self is cubeless. God is cubeless.
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Dissecting...living people? :suss:
Dr. Ravel Joyce, Cubic Self is cubeless. God is cubeless.
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Ravel H. Joyce wrote:
Dissecting...living people?
Bisecting, and with the right tool(s), deffinitely. :suss:
Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription
Sounds about right.
Dr. Ravel Joyce, Cubic Self is cubeless. God is cubeless.