On Dec 26, 2007, at 7:38 PM, Ricardo Aráoz wrote:
>> No one attackes the Law of Gravity because, to my knowledge, none
>> of us has ever let go of an object and seen it do anything but fall.
>
> My dear bird, the law of gravity does not say that if you let go an
> object it will fall.
You missed the obvious, and I'm sure quite deliberate, attempt to
deceive yet again in the name of the Holy Agenda in that post. Note
that in my post I state that the Law of Gravity is a mathematical
expression based on observed phenomena, but the various explanations
about how gravity works is the equivalent to the Theory of Evolution
by Natural Selection: the explanation for the observations. These
Holy Liars are targeting one fairly solid Theory because it
contradicts their holy book, but ignoring other theories that are far
more problematic, because they have no religious implications.
Likewise, they don't start campaigns against the teaching of Atomic
Theory in schools, which, like the Theory of Evolution by Natural
Selection, is widely supported by experimental evidence, but is
completely unproven. But since Atomic Theory doesn't contradict their
holy book, it's quite OK to teach kids *that* unproven theory.
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