[ RadSafe ] Climate Change, physics and intelligent design
Maury Siskel
maurysis at peoplepc.com
Tue Nov 2 20:52:32 CDT 2010
Advocates of including Intel Design in the science curricula of our
schools will, I suppose, derive great satisfaction from the
incorporation of Alchemy into the teaching of chemistry. After all,
there should be some fairness in allocating the time given different ideas.
I think I need to review my graduate school notion about the testability
of questions or some trivia like that....
Sadly,
Maury&Dog
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Steven Dapra wrote:
> Nov. 2
>
> Some comments below.
>
> Steven Dapra
>
> At 01:09 PM 11/2/2010, you [Mike Brennan] wrote:
>
>> Howard, Intelligent Design is a intellectually dishonest attempt to get
>> Creationism taught in science classes. Almost all the major players in
>> ID were involved in "Scientific Creationism" before it got shot down by
>> the courts. In its most basic form ID replaces "God" with "Unknown
>> Designer (Nudge, nudge, wink, wink)". I don't claim to understand the
>> math behind the models of the Big Bang, nor do I claim to know how life
>> started, but I do know that "God did it" is not a scientifically
>> verifiable statement. Adding it in doesn't help any model.
>
>
> Intelligent Design is an increasingly unwelcome challenge to
> the doctrines and dogmas of Darwinism. I don't know about your "major
> players" claim. I know that many prominent Creation Scientists warily
> circle proponents of ID. I know that "God didn't do it" is not a
> scientifically verifiable statement, and adding it doesn't help any
> model.
>
>> The US has a regulated market economy with a fair amount of government
>> involvement in infrastructure, but it is by no means a "planned
>> economy."
>
>
> The US has less and less of a market economy every day,
> and more and more of a socialist one. It may not be a planned economy
> yet
> but we are headed in that direction.
>
> Steven Dapra
>
> [edit everything else in all the e-mails in this thread]
>
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