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|    RonO to JTEM    |
|    Re: There is no legitimate scientific su    |
|    06 Nov 25 19:20:44    |
      From: rokimoto557@gmail.com              On 11/6/2025 1:56 PM, JTEM wrote:       > On 11/6/25 11:53 AM, RonO wrote:       >       >> You need to deal with what the ID scam actually is       > What's the legitimate scientific support for SETI?              SETI isn't claiming to have a scientific theory that can be taught in       the public schools in order to support anyones religious beliefs.              What a nut job.              I don't think that SETI even claims to have legitimate scientific       support except for their equipment and methods. The proposition that       they are testing is that something is out there sending signals worth       detecting. Unlike the ID perps the SETI people are actually looking for       the evidence that would support their hypothesis. The ID perps don't       even construct testable hypotheses. Even the ones that they claim are       testable, they never bother doing the testing.              In Science what they are doing is called fishing. They have an       hypothesis, and they are testing that hypothesis by doing a search for       evidence that their hypothesis may be correct. They are collecting data       and observations that are their only means to test their hypothesis, but       it is an endeavor that could go on forever and tell them nothing. It is       called fishing. You start making observations and hope that you find       something that you can interpret in some meaningful way. It isn't good       science, but it is hypothesis testing.              Ron Okimoto              >       > What's the legitimate scientific support for abiogenesis?              Plenty, what a nut job. We exist, and we have evidence that some type       of life existed on this planet possibly as early over 3.5 billion years       ago (within a billion years of the creation of our planet). Abiogenesis       is one of the weakest of scientific endeavors because they do not expect       to figure out how life arose on this planet. All that they can expect       to figure out is the most likely way that life arose on this planet, not       the way that it actually arose.              >       > Oo! Maybe the fact that EVERY! SINGLE! ABIOGENESIS!       > HYPOTHESIS! EVER! TESTED! HAS! FAILED!              Just a nut job.              >       > Is that the legitimate scientific support?              It is support for you being a nut job.              >       > The point is, fix you. Stop pissing yourself silly       > because you imagine others don't agree with you. Fix       > you. Fix your extensive list of flaws.       >       > Ne the best you, because this isn't it.              Projection is pretty lame. Why do you keep doing it? It is supposed to       be some type of defense mechanism, but you have to know what you are       doing in order to do it.              Ron Okimoto              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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