RE: Did Richard Dawkins really stumped?
12-05-2010 11:36 AM
I like how these religious people are so desperate that they purposefully deceive those they are trying to convert to their religion. Dawkins didn't really have to answer that particular question the way he did, because that long explanation about the nature of information will seem like muddling the conversation to the idiots who like simplistic answers to everything. All Dawkins needs to say is that there is plenty of dormant genetic information that can be triggered into action when a specific mutation occurs. Or, he could have used an analogy of a computer program (he did talk about computer code in his long explanation, but not in the succinct way he could have) that can generate a whole lot of data if just one or two changes were made to the code.
When all is said and done, the world will always have such morons who think they can trump true genius if only they are cunning enough.
"Fossil rabbits in the Precambrian"
~ J.B.S.Haldane, on being asked to falsify evolution.
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