Nope.
The Believabliltiy of Evolution
You should have learned by now. But the egotist, in his Trump-like need to be the smartest (even when he is far from it, just cannot help himself:
Here is a list of the evidence "cited" re: trees:
The Believabliltiy of Evolution
"This is why humans share so many traits (genes) with oak trees; we both evolved for billions of years from the same sources. We both had highly complex genes before we ever got to earth."
No links or citations for any sort of actual support for his assertions.
The Believabliltiy of Evolution
"The "driver" is consciousness and behavior and running into the tree was a result of Look and See Science."
No links or citations for any sort of actual support for his assertions.
The Believabliltiy of Evolution
"I think we don't go nearly far enough in projecting a common ancestry. In light of the fact that oak trees and apes share so much genetic material and huge amounts of it have no known function is seems probable that life on earth came from outside of earth. "
No links or citations for any sort of actual support for his assertions.
This next one is interesting - it was in response to me asking for a citation for one of the kooky claims:
The Believabliltiy of Evolution
"Everything in existence had to come from things that already existed. Yet we still ponder whether an egg or a chicken came first. We can't see the forest for the trees and can't really understand the trees because all life is consciousness which is fundamental to its understanding. So instead of seeing experimental results and observation we see our beliefs."
No links or citations for any sort of actual support for his assertions.
The Believabliltiy of Evolution
"I believe all life is conscious. This being said I also believe that many life form and individuals have a highly limited consciousness. Tree roots, for instance change directions before hitting obstructions and bacteria are known to act in concert. In many species "consciousness" is little more than a weak will to thrive and survive. Yew trees tend to release their pollen not when most violently shaken but rather when wind velocity is most erratic. This would tend to spread the pollen over a wider area and assure much lower velocity of the pollen when it gets to the intended target."
No links or citations for any sort of actual support for his assertions.
So yes, this guy does not even know what a citation is, or what 'citing' something means in science. He actually thinks that him merely asserting something is evidence.