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Old 03-09-2006, 06:18 PM   #36 (permalink)
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1,300 researchers, Doctors and leaders in their fields, from 45 countries, think you are wrong. Geology, Biology, our whole understanding of science, is built on what you are now trying to call theory. Going back to such a basic argument as evolution is theory is not looking at any of the above info objectively. Why does the last sentence sound familiar? I notice a trend here to change the subject...... Sedimentary science is that advanced; on the other hand, if you think we did not evolve, just say so.
Wrong-o!

I am NOT going back to some argument about evolution.

What I AM saying is that much of what we call "science" - in regards to what we believe happened millions of years ago - is "speculation".
OK... I know this isn't a good way to respond in a debate but...

You're wrong, and you have no effing idea what you are talking about. What the Earth was like 2 million years ago isn't a theory, it's an entirely provable fact. Theories aren't even speculation anyway. They are used to unite evidence.