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Creationism, Evolution and willful ignorance?
The history of this planet as well as evolution is well established. The death of the dinosaurs by an asteroid impact 65 million years ago is well documented. Thousands of interlocking facts–not like a chain but like chain mail–every fact supporting the event (like iridium in the KT boundry layer). Noah and the ark story and creationism have a few cherry picked facts which might support them–and literally thousands of facts that totally falsify the proposition. Isn’t a belief in creationism and evoluton willful ignornace?
Posted in 2012
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NEED help with ap bio!!!!!!!!!!! please!?
When we trace energy through a food chain, about 90% is lost at each level and only 10% is preserved. But DDT, PCBs, and some other chemicals are subject to “biological magnification” where their concentrations increase dramatically at each trophic level. Explain why this is not contradictory.
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Is being able to make art, to reason, and to guess at the secrets of eternity really enough?
While creationists would disagree, I believe humans were propelled to our current position in the food chain by the challenges we faced: Predators/prey inspired and developed our speed, stealth, cooperation, and cunning as a defense and a survival skill, as well serving to weed out the weak or infirm, ensuring that each new generation was stronger, and more apt to succeed. The same could be said for plagues, famines, conflicts, and any other challenge we’ve faced as a species – that they have been the fire in which our status as “dominant species” was forged.
Now, we consistently undermine the elements that would strengthen us further. Disease and famine are combated the world over, wars are treated with disdain, the unmotivated or incapable are fostered by the state and breed new generations of the same, and the only predators that remain to hone us are ourselves.
By eliminating most of what drives a creature to improve, how long before we start backpedaling into extinction?
While I support each person’s right to subscribe to whatever views they prefer to give comfort and meaning to their lives, I’d prefer to hear less about the afterlife and more about the question at hand, and how it effects the life/lives before us and our children and our children’s children. When and if the apocalypse ever gets around to coming, or I find myself roasting in a fiery hell, then I’ll be willing to consider such other points as relevant.
Why do people want to protect and preserve sharks?
Would`nt it be a good thing if they became extinct? They are top of the food chain, so without them there would be more fish for fishermen to catch. Also it would be safer for swimmers. I cant think of any way that their existance benefits mankind.