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Some people say we just live in a more complicated world and then there's Sun reader's
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breadnbutter said:
(My italics) No argument there. So explain, if you can, why so many of you (religious) types have put so much effort over the centuries into trying to deprive the rest of us of one of them?
PS: For what it's worth, I could come up with a half-decent theory - but it relies on evolution so I won't bore you with the details.
Meanwhile, back at the dawn of time:
In his book, A Brief History of Time, Stephen Hawking proposed the theory that the energy in a gravitational field, being negative, might exactly balance the (positive) mass that is the source of that field. Consequently, the total mass/energy in the universe was - and still is - zero.
It's a neat theory if you can get your head around the concept of negative energy.
The reasoning behind the existence of that negative energy is mathematical. If a hollow sphere of mass is allowed to collapse, mechanical energy is released and can be used elsewhere. At the same time, the gravitational field outside the sphere goes up. The obvious conclusion is that negative energy was added to the field. The alternative theory is that positive energy was added to the field but the mass of the sphere went down in the process.
its common sense,you dont need a science lab to know this world was not an accident,or chance , 80% of the worlds population believe in a diety of some sort. its built in us
So that proves it then?
So that proves it then?
reasoning and comming to a conclusion, that theres more to it than just chance.
how do you turn on food mixer if ya got fingers in ears. or have you evolved very long finger.
breadnbutter said:
That's an observable fact but it tells us more about homo sapiens than it does about the origins of the universe. An alien observer would no doubt find it interesting - and maybe even amusing.
PS: No explanation of my first point then? But don't worry about it; I wasn't really expecting one.
Interesting research published yesterday by Royal Society
http://rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/280/1758/20130168
This suggests that neanderthals leaving Africa relatively earlier than modern man resulted in different evolutionary changes at a critical time of brain development. When modern man eventually turned up he was better equipped to compete and neanderthals died out as a species (or sub species if you prefer).
The evidence is there if you want to see it.
http://rspb.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/280/1758/20130168
This suggests that neanderthals leaving Africa relatively earlier than modern man resulted in different evolutionary changes at a critical time of brain development. When modern man eventually turned up he was better equipped to compete and neanderthals died out as a species (or sub species if you prefer).
The evidence is there if you want to see it.
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EddieM
Would that be Neanderthals, like yourself, or Homo sapiens?
Not evolved in the last 6000 years! What a pile of w**k! Homo sapien jaws have become a lot flatter in this time, hence why we have crowded teeth. Of course evolution is taking place, but it is unobservably slow.
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EddieM
Sigh Anthropological evidence, god (not that he she it exists) ur hard work.
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