You should watch it, it was a great episode.
Jerry didn't go to the planet because he was compelled to by some burden of intellectual rigor. He was abducted by the oil lobbyists and then stayed on Pluto because the role they gave him propagandising against the environmentalists served his need...
Okay. Just FYI I've enjoyed this discussion and have seen it as a genuine exploration rather than a debate. But I think this is where it ends because if you can't see chimps/humans as plausible, then obviously there's no curiosity for more complicated evolutionary adaptations like the divergence...
I am addressing this:
You respond with this:
I'm not talking about hooves and you weren't either. You are switching out the argument before conceding anything.
The human and the chimp have the same skeletal structure. They both function the same way etc.. What reason do you have not to...
Read the post again. I'm not stating an intention, I'm stating a fact. You quoted me and started talking about me not understanding your argument, but the quote you posted had no mention of your argument as it wasn't addressing it. It's just a miscommunication.
Let's start from what I think we...
There are clear assumptions I'm making. I think they're reasonable and this is where my expectation would be set. There may be factors I'm unaware of, but he hasn't made me aware of them. It felt as if this was the obvious assumed expectation, and he didn't give an alternative for what our...
Not always but this isn't uncharacteristic. Long time users are quite familiar with each other and this can result in impatience for one another's patterns. Old Things tends to care a lot about bolstering the credentials of anyone he sees as useful in his ongoing apologetics for his faith. You...
Oh I think I messed my math :/ It's still big though. I'm not big mathly so grain of salt this.
Assuming both mutations are independent then:
We assume the probability of mutation A is 1/100,000,000 based on experiment A
P(A)=1/100,000,000=10^-8
We assume the probability of mutation B is...
Great.
To be honest some of this is pretty good. Possibly the most convincing arguments I've read for the position.
I liked the visualisation on the whiteboard capturing the difference between the two claims.
I think the argument from criteria of science is strong. I don't read any of...
I found this channel a month or so back: Moonic Productions
He does mixed covers of old metal bands (e.g. what if SoaD wrote a korn song).
You might enjoy it. Maybe not.
I was talking more in-person. The charming ones tend to be a bit more introverted and gentle-natured. The frustrating ones tend to be more extroverted and inflexible. You two can extrapolate from there whether we'd get along I guess.
This tends to be my preference for neuroptypicals too, but...
That's pretty insightful.
I think it's important to diversify whether you're a generalist or a specialist. Know at least one thing quite well, but not to the exclusion of all others.
People who don't know anything particularly well don't understand how much there is to know within any...
I tried a screener and I worked out I had approx. 5% chance of getting an ASD diagnosis if I went in. That said, the line between having it and not having it seems a bit arbitrary to me once you're distinguishing between high functioning and neurotypicality. I tend to get on pretty well with...
Bro it's 80 minutes long and you haven't commented.
This is part of what I mean when I say this place has devolved to propaganda. You share content without comment, criticism, how it affected you... anything. You're just regurgitating media that affirms your view from your feed onto ours...
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