Linus Loth

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Linus Loth

Linus Loth

@___loth___

เข้าร่วม Mart 2016
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Linus Loth
Linus Loth@___loth___·
@wiguy45 @NotEvolution1 How are these intentional murders ("removal") needed? Why do you allow for the unborn to suffer? How are these murders not for arbitrary reasons? x.com/wiguy45/status…
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@___loth___ @NotEvolution1 The outcomes. Actions that lead to needless deaths. Allowing the suffering of others. Demanding the deaths of others for arbitrary reasons. Those are things I am making my value judgements on

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@___loth___ @NotEvolution1 And there is a difference with the removal of an unwanted fetus. Your god supposed created those fail ones too.
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Linus Loth@___loth___·
The falsification principle is not falsifiable. Falsification is still inductive in practice.
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たあぬほ)ふじ、 Kestrel
@___loth___ @WoStWi @NotEvolution1 Thats the part you dont get from the joke Even if current pigs were to evolve wings they would no longer be pigs. The genetic changes needed to evolve that. Would make them not able to breed with pigs, making them their own species. Its called speciation. Thus pigs will not fly
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Not Evolution@NotEvolution1·
Dark matter, n. – The invisible, undetectable substance that supposedly holds the universe together, invoked liberally to prop up evolutionary cosmological theories that would otherwise fail to fit the evidence.
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YY@andreariveraps·
@___loth___ @OlisCory @NotEvolution1 You did say that, and either way, you don't have a solution. Still not wishful thinking, by definition of wishful thinking.
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YY@andreariveraps·
@___loth___ @OlisCory @HarryNockz @NotEvolution1 if you reject the foundation of logic, there is no logical conclusion. The argument is against everything and *for* nothing. There is no conclusion possible
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Cory Olis@OlisCory·
@___loth___ @andreariveraps @HarryNockz @NotEvolution1 That's why science doesn't prove anything. However, science works by deduction, not induction. And while we can't say for certain the future will behave like the past, it doing so has proven to be more likely than it not doing so. And if it doesn't, observations will show it.
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@___loth___ @OlisCory @HarryNockz @NotEvolution1 rationality depends on the assumption of induction. if you consider that wishful thinking, that's fine. The problem is that you cannot use rationality after you reject the foundation of rationality 😉
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@___loth___ @NotEvolution1 With what. You are aware that about 2/3 of fertilized eggs fail in the first eeek. And in the US about a million miscarriages each year. Abortions is less then a 10% addition to this.
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@___loth___ @OlisCory @HarryNockz @NotEvolution1 Then yours would be too. There are concepts defined as fundamental axioms. You also operate with the assumption of those being valid. If you attack those, you just concede rationality and cannot make any further conclusion.
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Cory Olis@OlisCory·
@___loth___ @andreariveraps @HarryNockz @NotEvolution1 Uhmmm, that's what they believed, until they made observations that showed it didn't. You seem to think that consistently showing predictions for SOME observations is enough... But the point is that it should predict ALL future observations. It didn't, which is why it was outed.
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