everything followed on from that.

Discuss:

with special reference to evolution, creationists and (FFS)
intelligent design.

Howard wrote:

> everything followed on from that.
>
> Discuss:
>
> with special reference to evolution, creationists and (FFS) intelligent design.

ITYF that the universe worked quite well for a few years before people
had physics.

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I have no spirit to play with you; your dearth of judgment renders you
tedious - Ben Jonson.

In article <_X%pf.12400$(E-Mail Removed) >,
Howard <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> everything followed on from that.
>
> Discuss:

I'm more interested in fizzics.

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Howard wrote:

> everything followed on from that.

Surely maths underlies everything?

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Applied Mathematician

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember Howard <(E-Mail Removed)> saying
something like:

>everything followed on from that.
>
>Discuss:
>
>with special reference to evolution, creationists and (FFS)
>intelligent design.

Watching that 'Walking with munt// monsters' series, I was impressed by
the graphics, though sometimes the script was drivelish.
--
Dave

GS850x2 XS650

On UKRM you're just a **** with opinions.

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember "Kevin Stone"
<(E-Mail Removed)> saying something like:

>Howard wrote:
>
>> everything followed on from that.
>
>Surely maths underlies everything?

I've got a spiffing camping math. Rolls up a treat, it does.

Anyway, maths came along later - the universe just got on with stuff.
--
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GS850x2 XS650

On UKRM you're just a **** with opinions.

"Howard" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:_X%pf.12400$(E-Mail Removed). uk...
> everything followed on from that.
>

In the beginning there was nothing now there more evolved nothings.
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Simon Gates wrote:
> Kevin Stone wrote:
>
> > Howard wrote:
> >
> > > everything followed on from that.
> >
> > Surely maths underlies everything?
>
> Nah, maths is just a tool, innit, like a torque wrench.
>
>

I've got a torque wrench
And a digital vernier caliper[1]
And an angle grinder
And a lump hammer

I've evovled into a precision engineer, me.

[1] It doubles up as adjustable spanner

Dave

Simon Gates wrote:

> Nah, maths is just a tool, innit, like a torque wrench.

I'm lost for words.

--
d.

Grimly Curmudgeon <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

<snip all sorts of bollox>

>
>Watching that 'Walking with munt// monsters' series, I was impressed by
>the graphics, though sometimes the script was drivelish.

The thing that really upsets me about these monster / dinosaur natural
history programs is that ALL the bloody things roar.

Anything remotely dinosaurish on these programs is given a rattling
great roar like godzilla and jurassic park biggies, and AFAIK there is
absolutly **** all evidence to suggest reptiles even had larynxes, let
alone could roar.

Or the 'mammal-like reptiles' that were supposedly our ancestors. The
****ers didn't even evolve ears until later, so what the **** use is a
roar in the first place?

Utter crap.

Really gets my goat.


<trails off into muttering and grumbling silence as realises he's
probably gone a bit far...>


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BMW R1200ST