Comment N+1! (Score 2, Funny) 467
Comment Re:Yet Again (Score 0) 807
It's not different than arguing with creationists, Richard Hoagland, 9/11 truthers, or holocaust deniers. They've made up their minds, the facts be damned.
Are you talking about the supporters or the opponents of global warming?
Comment Cognitive Advantages May Provide Depression (Score 0) 512
Comment Re:Ok? (Score 0) 130
Perhaps I missed something here.
That's the point.
Comment Re:Wake up US morons (Score 0) 126
Comment Re:Don't think jupiter would do much. (Score 0) 447
Comment oblig. (Score 0) 184
Comment Built-In Mental GPS (Score 3, Funny) 195
Does it run Linux?
Comment Re:This is not a bad idea (Score 1) 848
Creationism isn't a search for answers. It is an answer. It fails the test of Occam's razor: it does not adequately explain the observations, and it postulates unnecessary entities. Call it what you like, but it is not science.
Occam's Razor is not a test - It is a postulate that is not necessarily true - IE the simplest answer to life, the universe and everything being: God.
Modern science considers data first and tries to apply Occam's Razor to find the simplest solution given the set of data. By itself, Occam's Razor is an argument for God, not science.
So long, and thanks for all the fish!