It is WAAAAAAAY too early to be telling people to "get over it."
Brits who are still upset at American, Indian, and Irish independence from Britain need to "get over it."
I'm nowhere near knowledgeable enough about the situation in Britain and the EU to have any opinion on this particular...
Dude, it's by definition. Evolution is purely a reaction to a changing environment, and things survive based on the ability to live in that environment, or adapt to a new one.
How can anything be "more" or "less" evolved like this? That's like saying English is "more language-y" than Mandarin.
"I think I could turn and live with animals. They are so placid, and self-contained. They do not lay awake at night and weep for their sins. They do not make me sick discussing their duty to "God". Not one of them kneels to another, nor to one of its own kind that lived thousands of years ago...
It would probably look like some Orwellian nightmare.
In any case, such a thing is inherently doomed to failure. All the people everywhere would, sooner or later, just by virtue of geographic distance, develop their own customs, their own dialects which would eventually become wholly separate...
LOL I am, of course.
A life with other people in it. Obviously they care.
And you seem to care since you're pushing this thing onto me.
Beware the Straw Man, friend. Beware the Straw Man.
I was actually profesionally evaluated, and my IQ is 138, in fact. I don't think you understand how...
Creationists who just passively believe their thing don't really bother me. It's the creationists in positions of power that I have a problem with.
Granted, the article does say that Rush is not explicitly a creationist, but I feel like that doesn't matter. The same, as far as I'm concerned...
That's nice. But that's an abstract concept that refers to a myriad of various emotions, bundled up in a single English word. I fail to see what it has to do with eternity.
And yet in the kind of attitude you display, I see plenty of equivalence to real-life high-mass (i.e., bright and hot) stars.
I caution against such certainty that you could never get sick of something.
Because, consider also this with eternity: after nearly uncountable years, the night sky...
Interesting choice of analogy, as there is no such thing as a star that will shine for all eternity. Furthermore, incidentally, the brightest and hottest stars have the shortest life spans.
They would be wrong, Mr. Limbaugh. We are apes. :D
Uh... wow.
1. I'm going to doubt you on this, Mr. Limbaugh, because,
2. No person who understands evolution thinks we used to be gorillas,
3. People who understand how evolution works also understands that the entire notion of
"missing...