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  1. dust1n

    The "Like" Culture

    That's true. It's more for members who are sitting at the edge of their seat waiting for my response. I'd like to let them know it's not coming without doing more than a single mouse click.
  2. dust1n

    The "Like" Culture

    Good point. A "good point" feature would be nice, because while I don't necessarily like your response here at all, I do find that you have made a great point. However, I'm left with just liking your post with no additional technicality, a far-removed act devoid of the nuances of my emotional being.
  3. dust1n

    "I Will Pray for You"

    Why is it necessary to inform someone you are praying for them? If you pray for someone, what difference would it make if you told you were going to prayer for them or not?
  4. dust1n

    The "Like" Culture

    I'd motion to add a "meh" feature, where I could express my total apathy towards a particular comment without actually needing to state it.
  5. dust1n

    The "Like" Culture

    Hey, that's alright. Can't blame God for putting an apple there, and leaving a snake in the garden.
  6. dust1n

    The "Like" Culture

    I hope we haven't said too much. I would be devastated if anyone actually attempted this easily concealable, and ultimately unpunishable activity.
  7. dust1n

    The "Like" Culture

    Given the abundance of intellectual dishonesty on this forum, I suppose I can imagine a handful people whose blatant disregard for fairness and justice leads me to believe they would love to do such a thing. But I can't imagine very many are hardworking enough to make it actually happen.
  8. dust1n

    The "Like" Culture

    I speak of only what is possible. But it is hard to imagine two actors of such little character who would mastermind such a fraudulent act of mischief.
  9. dust1n

    The "Like" Culture

    Not to mention, two people could just implicitly agree to like 1000's of each others post, effectively rendering it all moot.
  10. dust1n

    Disabled People Are Not Necessarily "Angels"

    The human mind appears to have great difficulty in recognizing that all of our minds are horrendously flawed in numerous ways.
  11. dust1n

    Question for YEC-Creationists/IDers, fossiles & bones of dinosaurs

    Some fossils are actually preserved bone, though the chemical makeup would be altered in a number of ways.
  12. dust1n

    Evolution is not observable admits Jerry Coyne

    No problem. Well, it doesn't need to be a comparatively small group, and the group doesn't necessarily need to isolate itself (Pangaea splitting into continents is such an example of isolation needing no part of any any group), but yea, you generally got it there. A change in the environment...
  13. dust1n

    Evolution is not observable admits Jerry Coyne

    I want you to image something for a moment. Imagine you have two groups of apes. Not unheard of, right? Apes travel in groups, they don't travel in one giant ape group. So take Ape Group 1, and take Ape Group 2. They start in a similar area, but separate, maybe do to weather, maybe just...
  14. dust1n

    Evolution is not observable admits Jerry Coyne

    Good point. No one could simply just make up words and put quote marks around them and put that on a picture, unless the picture in question wasn't a picture of the real person. Then, it would be physically impossible to do that.
  15. dust1n

    Evolution is not observable admits Jerry Coyne

    I also am not sure how he reconciles that quote with this, indisputable, but entirely unsourced quote from Jesus: Case settled.
  16. dust1n

    LDS members: why the "lawyers and notaries"?

    "Resigning from the Mormon Church, it seems, is much more complicated than not showing up on Sundays — and, for those deeply involved in the Mormon community and its way of life, can have far-reaching ramifications. “Having your name removed from the records of the Mormon Church can be a very...
  17. dust1n

    Evolution is not observable admits Jerry Coyne

    ^----- Entirely made up quote. Gone from quote mining, to making up quotes entirely from thin air...
  18. dust1n

    Peak mollycoddling

    Seems more self-congratulatory than actually concerned with anyone else. Oh well, welcome to the Internet.
  19. dust1n

    Post Of The Year Award

    I mean, it was good. No need to humble to admit that. But award worthy!? Hmm, perhaps some recognition is due. Not quite. I am slowwwwlly weening out these last few, cause I need to save a handful for when Bernie Sanders becomes president.
  20. dust1n

    Absolute Arbiter

    I failed to mention you were in the group of 20 Canucks, and the most important person in this scenario was Justin Trudeau.
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