Regarding the iBaby popup... Check carefully next time... there should be a "don't remind me again" checkbox.
Remember to always keep your anti-virus and anti-spyware up to date.
And then you think that they would bother to revive you. That too is staggeringly unlikely.
They'll need me to fight Dr. Evil, you clod!
Most parents know nothing about the world around them
Sounds like the education system did wonders with the parents. Wouldn't want to try something different now would we?
If the parents have been "educated" and know nothing, how much worse could homeschooling possibly be?
Most homeschoolers I know are people who aren't sociable and just don't want to deal with the daily social 'grind' of dealing with people. Also they ahve some fear the child will be exposed to something outside there own beliefs.
TRANSLATION:You always smell like your bong and constantly swear whenever you are around my kids.
The Law of Biogenesis states that modern life does not arise from non-life
LOL! You have a very strange definition of modern.
Redi published the results of his experiments in 1668.
Probably a better description of your argument is that fully formed life does not spontaneously generate.
It's still rather funny that you cannot cite any evidence to prove that life comes from non-life. You can at best try to insert a word into a description of a scientific law to try and alter the meaning.
I guess if wikipedia is acceptable then I'll quote from crazy Larry down the street. He's just as reliable.
That is why I asked that person to deal with facts, instead some website that anybody can edit.
Given a definition, there must be a point where the difference between life and non-life is just a microscopic change.
That is quite an assumption. Do you have some scientific or mathematical evidence that this is only a microscopic change?
Then where did the first living organism come from?
There are only two options, and based on science and math we can eliminate one.
You have the law of biogenesis showing that life does not come from non-life, and math showing us that abiogenesis is statistically impossible.
The question for most is how much evidence do you need to give up the dogma of darwinistic evolution?
If you start out by saying there is no four. You will never be able to determine what 2+2 equals.
Are you trying to say that it's physically impossible for glycine to form outside of a living organism?
No. I'm saying Redi and Pasteur have already proven that life does not spontaneously generate.
To thine own self be true. (If not that, at least make some money.)