To believe in science as you do, then you have to believe that the impossible is possible. This makes you an idiot.
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A while back, someone did ask him about it. He said that it was because he harries liberals (which he made into a cute pun off of knight rider).
Having seen the explanation before, "Nutrider" is an avid motorcycle enthusiast who makes light of nearly everything, thus "nut" and Rider." The connection to "Knightrider" came from an old MAD magazine spoof.
"To believe in science as you do"
'Belief' doesn't enter into it. When the evidence is presented, you can only accept it as fact.
Science makes the impossible possible. Everything around you was impossible several centuries ago. You think it was 'Faith' & 'Belief' that conjured up all these technological wonders you take for granted, Nutbagrider99?
Another way the impossible an become possible: if you asked a Georgian in 1958 that in 50 years time a black man would become president of the USA, he'd say 'Impossible!'. Barack Obama proves the impossible can happen.
Now ask your 'God' to create a wheel using the Biblical concept that Pi = exactly 3. I think you'll find that even God can't do everything. Thus fucking up his whole 'Omnipotence' thing. Therefore he's not God. Ergo he doesn't exist. QED, bitch.
See? Even previously impossible philosophical questions can be easily answered. All it takes is logic & reason. You know, the very things science is based on.
It's a good thing science doesn't do that then, isn't it?
However they do work on a premise of the highly unlikely being remotely possible and since they're the only one tabulating the values,,,,
Better than believing politicians who believe some common snow entirely negates climate change but record droughts are just weather.
That's the Free Conservatives go to source.
“To believe in science as you do, then you have to believe that the impossible is possible.”
It was impossible for men to fly, until they did.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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