But if you are talking the big bang creating all life and all that stuff. It's not possible. Becuase if you change one thing on tiny in signifigant 1 to a 0 in our genetic code or in the genetic code of the earth water could turn to lava. or soil could turn to solid rock, and the earth would be uninhabitable.
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Let's see, and volcanoes are pimples, and moon's are little baby planets, and comets are viruses and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz......
Why do they not learn from each others mistakes? Only biological substances contain DNA and/or RNA. Rocks and water and the likes do not.http://www.geocities.com/paulntobin/probable.html
For the whole text see:
The Rejection of Pascal's Wager: Jesus.
http://www.geocities.com/paulntobin/jesus.html
Seeing the name of the forum, my guess is that this guy was taking the Gaia hypothesis too literally. He thought that if the earth was "alive" as Gaiaists say it must have a genetic code and all the other features of ordinary living creatures.
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Considering all the weird postings this month containing bastardizations of science, I might have thought it was too early to give an award in this category; but now that I've read it, I have to agree that while this level of silliness *might* be equalled, I cannot imagine it being exceeded. Astounding.
Holy fuck. I've always hypothesised that the average intelligence of the posters at a forum is inversely proportional to the average size of the signatures of those posters. Those guys have 100kB pictures, and posts like this (in a thread called "Evoloution: Fact Or Fiction" no less), so that's another win for my hypothesis!
*That* explains it! I made a mistake on a math quiz once, and wrote a zero instead of a one, and I crapped ice cream for a week! Then the teacher corrected the paper and everything went back to normal.
Wow. A 31 word sentence, and it managed to misinterpret computer science, genetics, and geology. Not only misinterpret, but think they're all very closely related.
If you want to shoehorn DNA in a digital mindset, Corrwin, that's fine, but it is if anything quaternary (base 4 -- adenine, cytosine, guianine and thymine), not binary. The Matrix is fiction. Somewhat profound, granted (a cyberpunk retelling of Plato's Allegory of the Cave) but still fiction.
In any case, congratulations for so thoroughly misunderstanding biology and geology you deserve some kind of booby prize.
Can someone please genetically engineer the soil in my garden into chocolate mousse? Pleeeeeze?
Well, that would be easier than transforming the sludge between the average fundie's ears into a brain.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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