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[Nimos]

Haha. I just ate some real toast

Ok, guess we have reached the end of the line.

Enjoy the toast

 

[Jimmy]

Ok, guess we have reached the end of the line.

Enjoy the toast

That usually happens when someone asks senseless questions.

 

[Jimmy]

Fair enough. If I understand you correctly, you couldn't care less about evidence and proof. Do you accept that gravity is real or is that also just fiction? And if you do, why is the evidence here good enough or even relevant, but not when it comes to evolution?

Did you not understand what I said about what I believe?

 

[Nimos]

Did you not understand what I said about what I believe?

Yes, I understood it. Which is why I asked you the questions I did.

 

[Bthoth]

That's what I meant. Given what we know about the universe and natural processes on a limited scale, it is inconceivably improbable that there isn't life on other planets even though humans have no direct observations of other planets having life. So inconceivably improbable that it is more or less a certainty that life exists elsewhere than planet Earth.

Exactly. Life is not magically surviving. It is naturally surviving.

Then spend more time studying life science. You'll definitely notice it. The examples are really that abundant once you understand what you are looking at when, say, you are looking at all the different cultivars of flowers in a garden center.

I used the example of a vadoma tribe.

 

[sayak83]

I dunno. I think it's kind of good T-Rex handed the genetic reigns over to the chicken.

The meek shall inherit the earth....oh now I get it!