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Global Warming Doubters Increase 30% In Just 6 Months...
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There's room for skepticism, but skepticism isn't a position. Skepticism is part of the scientific method, and how scientists approach the pursuit of truth.RaceBannon said:
Science is facts as we know them today. Science was used to prop up the institution of slavery in America and the Third Reich in Germany. It is hardly the pure pursuit that you want it to be.CollegeDoog said:
Like science?RaceBannon said:Just the facts
Science is never settled because the more facts we learn the more we throw out of what we thought we knew before.
I know in your little bubble anyone who disagrees with you is anti science but that's not the case.
Sorry
There's a difference between scientific application to humans and race and the application to physical, elementary, molecular truths in our world.
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This has been one of the best Race playing chess while CD is playing checkers threads since..two days ago.CollegeDoog said:
Pressing.RaceBannon said:IN your opinion, and you know how much we value that
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So should I drink coffee to improve my health?CollegeDoog said:
There's room for skepticism, but skepticism isn't a position. Skepticism is part of the scientific method, and how scientists approach the pursuit of truth.RaceBannon said:
Science is facts as we know them today. Science was used to prop up the institution of slavery in America and the Third Reich in Germany. It is hardly the pure pursuit that you want it to be.CollegeDoog said:
Like science?RaceBannon said:Just the facts
Science is never settled because the more facts we learn the more we throw out of what we thought we knew before.
I know in your little bubble anyone who disagrees with you is anti science but that's not the case.
Sorry
There's a difference between scientific application to humans and race and the application to physical, elementary, molecular truths in our world.
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CollegeDoog said:
There's room for skepticism, but skepticism isn't a position. Skepticism is part of the scientific method, and how scientists approach the pursuit of truth.RaceBannon said:
Science is facts as we know them today. Science was used to prop up the institution of slavery in America and the Third Reich in Germany. It is hardly the pure pursuit that you want it to be.CollegeDoog said:
Like science?RaceBannon said:Just the facts
Science is never settled because the more facts we learn the more we throw out of what we thought we knew before.
I know in your little bubble anyone who disagrees with you is anti science but that's not the case.
Sorry
There's a difference between scientific application to humans and race and the application to physical, elementary, molecular truths in our world.
Great meaningless load of shit as always
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I told you why your comparison was wrong, silly.
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No, you didn't. Not even close. It was an embarrassing effort
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Your envy of Ivy League intellectuals (Yale) is showing.CollegeDoog said:
The accessibility of far right websites like Breitbart, redstate.com, etc has a lot to do with it.death2ducks said:
Considering the one-sided non-stop mantra from our "educators" for the past 20+ years, I'm shocked at how low those numbers are. BTW, they used to be much higher.RaceBannon said:The latest survey, taken in November 2013, finds that the majority of Americans — 63 percent — do believe in climate change, and 53 percent are "somewhat" or "very" worried about the consequences.
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We're a small Ivydeath2ducks said:
Your envy of Ivy League intellectuals (Yale) is showing.CollegeDoog said:
The accessibility of far right websites like Breitbart, redstate.com, etc has a lot to do with it.death2ducks said:
Considering the one-sided non-stop mantra from our "educators" for the past 20+ years, I'm shocked at how low those numbers are. BTW, they used to be much higher.RaceBannon said:The latest survey, taken in November 2013, finds that the majority of Americans — 63 percent — do believe in climate change, and 53 percent are "somewhat" or "very" worried about the consequences.
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So you're an ivy wannabe.CollegeDoog said:
We're a small Ivydeath2ducks said:
Your envy of Ivy League intellectuals (Yale) is showing.CollegeDoog said:
The accessibility of far right websites like Breitbart, redstate.com, etc has a lot to do with it.death2ducks said:
Considering the one-sided non-stop mantra from our "educators" for the past 20+ years, I'm shocked at how low those numbers are. BTW, they used to be much higher.RaceBannon said:The latest survey, taken in November 2013, finds that the majority of Americans — 63 percent — do believe in climate change, and 53 percent are "somewhat" or "very" worried about the consequences.
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