It's always fun to see how christians choose to lie. This one is a relatively old lie, where Christians have supposedly offered a $10 million dollar prize for coming up with abiogenesis. Unsurprisngly, they think they are ever so clever with this, and of course they try to trumpet how no one has ever gotten … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – a typical christian fraud
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Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – this shows just how stupid MAGA morons are
As is typical of the maga morons, the executive order they invented for the orange rapist to sign says this:"(d) “Female” means a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the large reproductive cell. (e) “Male” means a person belonging, at conception, to the sex that produces the small reproductive cell."Unsurprisngly, it isn't … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – this shows just how stupid MAGA morons are
What the Boss Likes – another way to perhaps get abiogenesis going
New research using fine iron meteorite fragments and volcanic ash to catalyze organic molecules:Synthesis of prebiotic organics from CO2 by catalysis with meteoritic and volcanic particlesScientists still working on how the universe works and disappointing creationists who depend on no more research being done so they can cling to their gods.
What the Boss Likes – science that shows how evolution works
A nifty new bit of research about the Black Death. I've always been fascinated with that time period. This shows how there is no "good" or "bad" in evolution, only what gets the attributes passed on. My family has alpha-1 anti-trypsin deficiency, which can give you what amounts to emphysema, but they think also protected … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – science that shows how evolution works
What the Boss Likes – obscure history and science
I love deviled eggs, XKCD and obscure facts. Extra points if you know what the last is referencing. If you need to cheat, the answer 🙂
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – “Who’s on the side of science now?” how saying something doesn’t mean it’s true
Caroline (a Christian who I’ve tangled with before) certainly has written an amusing piece on her blog, insisting that science supports theism. No matter how much she wants to “boldly proclaim that not only are science and faith not in conflict with each other, theism is the worldview better supported by science” it isn’t even … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – “Who’s on the side of science now?” how saying something doesn’t mean it’s true
What the Boss likes: or at least what the Boss finds facinating, nuke craters
Having grown up with the threat of nuclear war, I've always been fascinated by nuclear bombs. I almost became a nuclear weapons technician in my abortive attempt to be in the USAF. And in my college days, I took a couple of aerial/satellite imaging courses so I love the new version of Google Earth. … Continue reading What the Boss likes: or at least what the Boss finds facinating, nuke craters
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – more low hanging creationist fruit
Fruit. See what I did there? 😀 Unsurprisingly, Ray Comfort, the fellow who thinks oranges are evidence for his version of the Christian god, is now trying to glom onto actual science again and insisting paleontology shows his myths are true. And of course he’s trying to make money from repacking the same old creationist … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – more low hanging creationist fruit
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – Christian leaders show that they certainly don’t trust their god
Ray Comfort, well-known creationist and ark failure, is sick. He has a kidney issue. His followers sent out the following plea: "Please pray for Ray. He has been battling excruciating kidney stone pain for well over a week (see the video he made a week ago). He has been to the hospital five times over … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – Christian leaders show that they certainly don’t trust their god
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – probability, evolution and theists
In a prior post, I went over how many Christians attack evolutionary theory without either knowing what it actually is, or willfully ignoring what it actually is. I pointed out that many Christians, including the pastor who wrote these things, try to make false claims about its supposed randomness, which he, and they, think is … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – probability, evolution and theists
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