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Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
I'm fully capable of it. It's just that my more well-known debates centre around me shouting at ignorant retards.black elk speaks wrote:temper temper. You think that its all about preserving a christian view. I am not christian, though I once was, i am no longer. its about presenting your arguments without being an ass hole to the person that you are arguing with. Snorri isn't capable of this, from what I have seen.
By the way, I don't think it's your fault. PBG has shown himself to be far more protective of christians. I just think that since you being also a mod have a responsibility to ensure that people aren't being denied acces for no good reason.to be honest, I have not denied anyone entry. there are few that i think that I would bar from entering the clan. but here is a thought, instead of acting out like a child, why don't you send me a pm telling me how you intend to behave and try to convince me that you really do intent on remaining civil inside the walls of the tavern. if you can convince me, then i will be your advocate and see if i can sway the other members of the clan leadership to consider allowing you in.
Seriously, Danger Boy got into the group at first.Neoteny wrote:Nonsense. This was not a requirement for any other individuals,
Go figure.Snorri1234 wrote:Seriously, Danger Boy got into the group at first.Neoteny wrote:Nonsense. This was not a requirement for any other individuals,
Fucking Danger Boy!
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
i double "word" on that one... me too..-0Dancing Mustard wrote:Well, I never got a yea/nay... so I hereby formally re-submit my request to join this humble society.

I have submitted requests for both of you. I will let you know when a decision has been made.owenshooter wrote:i double "word" on that one... me too..-0Dancing Mustard wrote:Well, I never got a yea/nay... so I hereby formally re-submit my request to join this humble society.
Suprise suprise.black elk speaks wrote:
Neoteny and snorri, I have submitted your requests and you have both been declined.
CA was nice enough to inform me. I do intend to continue to complain of injustices and bigotry.black elk speaks wrote:I have submitted requests for both of you. I will let you know when a decision has been made.owenshooter wrote:i double "word" on that one... me too..-0Dancing Mustard wrote:Well, I never got a yea/nay... so I hereby formally re-submit my request to join this humble society.
Neoteny and snorri, I have submitted your requests and you have both been declined. Sorry.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Because you're guilty until proven innocent?Snorri1234 wrote:Also, any explanation for why I wasn't allowed in?
Ah, the old "guantanomo bay" school of thought. yeah, I certainly get from where they're coming from.mandyb wrote:Because you're guilty until proven innocent?Snorri1234 wrote:Also, any explanation for why I wasn't allowed in?
I prefer "inquisition style."Snorri1234 wrote:Ah, the old "guantanomo bay" school of thought. yeah, I certainly get from where they're coming from.mandyb wrote:Because you're guilty until proven innocent?Snorri1234 wrote:Also, any explanation for why I wasn't allowed in?
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
We've already been rejected. Try again in three or four weeks, over which time your posting style is likely to have evolved into something completely different.Snorri1234 wrote:I like how people ignored my explanation for being a dickwad though.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
it has something to do with every single post that you have ever made, i thinkSnorri1234 wrote:Also, any explanation for why I wasn't allowed in?
Snorri1234 wrote:Well, to quote from the wikipedia entry on evolution.WidowMakers wrote:Then what are the definitions? Please don't just spam and say I am wrong. Give some data to back up your opinion.Snorri1234 wrote:Wow, that's amazing. Both of those definitions are totally incorrect!
Kudos.
Evolution= The change in the inherited traits of a population from generation to generation. (Inherited traits in your genes ofcourse.)
Natural selection= A process that causes heritable traits that are helpful for survival and reproduction to become more common, and harmful traits to become more rare.
Evolution doesn't mean everything has to become more complex. Genetic information can be added and removed depending on it's usefullness. (If it doesn't have any negative or positive effects, it frequently just stays there reproducing with every cell-division.) Being more complex doesn't have to mean you're better, just look at all the simple bacteria that exist which are totally doing a great job of living.Plain and simple, natural selection can actually add new information. You must not be familiar with the process of celmutations, but I'll explain it."So Natural Selection is the process by which an organism can adapt or pass on information to its offspring within and limited by its own genetic information. While natural selection does produce change, it does not do it by adding new genetic information, but by weeding out some of the information that was already there."
There are many different kinds of mutation. (All of which have been observed.)
1.1 Pointmutations, where one nucleotide in the DNA-sequence is exchanged by another.
1.2 Deletion, where one nucleotide is removed from the sequence, which can lead to an alteration of the reading frame.
1.3 Insertions, where one nucleotide is added to the sequence, which can also lead to an alteration of the reading frame.
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actually, just read the wiki-entry and learn about it. It's quite simple.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Snorri1234 wrote:Yes, but that doesn't mean it's the only definition of evolution.WidowMakers wrote: The evolution we are discussing REQUIRES information to become more complex. Small single celled organisms >= Millions of years >= man.
Actually, there is no way to say that. Most mutations actually have no effect whatsoever. But when enough mutations happen they can lead to a change, either for good or for bad.-How many of them are actually beneficial compared to the number that are harmful?
But since harmfull mutations tend to get weeded out (due to lessening the survival rate), benificial mutations usually have a better effect. Mutations are rare if you look at a single protein, but if you account for the number of actual nucleotids in your DNA, a mutation isn't that unlikely.
Well for that to work it only has to mean that the mutations either don't affect eachother in any way or they work together. Working together is rare, but not affecting isn't.-What is the probability that two mutations will act together to be beneficial to the organism?
-What is the probability that three would?Even with a slight increase in survivability, it will become more frequent. Mutations don't happen once in a while, they happen all the time. You have 3 billion base pairs in your DNA, how much of stretch is it to believe you get quite a few mutations? A mutation doesn't have to show in phenotype to have a benificial effect. It can mean a better protein-usage, it can mean an increased fertility, it can mean slightly smarter brain, it can mean just about anything.-How likely are these 1 in a million beneficial mutations likely to change the structure so much that the benefit of the single mutation will overpower the population and the mutation will continue to flourish through the rest of the genetic pool?
You're looking at it the wrong way. Don't imagine a mere thousand reproductions, imagine a few billion.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
Snorri1234 wrote:Ofcourse half of it's is missing! It would be awesome if we discovered a complete and intact skeleton, but sadly the earth is against us. This is why we use scientific methods and analysis of the bonestructure and stuff like that to see what it looked like and if it might be humanlike enough...Carebian Knight wrote:The first part of the "human evolution chain" lucy, have you seen a picture of that skeleton, like half of it is missing, how can you prove anything from half a skeleton. Maybe it was a human with some monkey like characteristics, we've all seen them.
Besides, we don't think it is actually part of the human evolution chain anymore.
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.
snorri's posting style has an intelligent design!Neoteny wrote:We've already been rejected. Try again in three or four weeks, over which time your posting style is likely to have evolved into something completely different.Snorri1234 wrote:I like how people ignored my explanation for being a dickwad though.
Damn. Now I see what they mean. Yeah, that post was seriously out of line. I'm suprised Twill or Wicked didn't ban me for it.Neoteny wrote:Except for this one.
Snorri1234 wrote:Well, to quote from the wikipedia entry on evolution.WidowMakers wrote:Then what are the definitions? Please don't just spam and say I am wrong. Give some data to back up your opinion.Snorri1234 wrote:Wow, that's amazing. Both of those definitions are totally incorrect!
Kudos.
Evolution= The change in the inherited traits of a population from generation to generation. (Inherited traits in your genes ofcourse.)
Natural selection= A process that causes heritable traits that are helpful for survival and reproduction to become more common, and harmful traits to become more rare.
Evolution doesn't mean everything has to become more complex. Genetic information can be added and removed depending on it's usefullness. (If it doesn't have any negative or positive effects, it frequently just stays there reproducing with every cell-division.) Being more complex doesn't have to mean you're better, just look at all the simple bacteria that exist which are totally doing a great job of living.Plain and simple, natural selection can actually add new information. You must not be familiar with the process of celmutations, but I'll explain it."So Natural Selection is the process by which an organism can adapt or pass on information to its offspring within and limited by its own genetic information. While natural selection does produce change, it does not do it by adding new genetic information, but by weeding out some of the information that was already there."
There are many different kinds of mutation. (All of which have been observed.)
1.1 Pointmutations, where one nucleotide in the DNA-sequence is exchanged by another.
1.2 Deletion, where one nucleotide is removed from the sequence, which can lead to an alteration of the reading frame.
1.3 Insertions, where one nucleotide is added to the sequence, which can also lead to an alteration of the reading frame.
...
actually, just read the wiki-entry and learn about it. It's quite simple.
I never saw that guy in there and he's not listed as a member. I think he got rejected actuallySnorri1234 wrote:Seriously, Danger Boy got into the group at first.Neoteny wrote:Nonsense. This was not a requirement for any other individuals,
Fucking Danger Boy!
Iz Man wrote:When you get older, have to pay your own bills, and are responsible enough to enjoy an adult beverage, then perhaps you'll understand.
Until then, pokemon seems to be your best option.....
watderonimo wrote:I never saw that guy in there and he's not listed as a member. I think he got rejected actuallySnorri1234 wrote:Seriously, Danger Boy got into the group at first.Neoteny wrote:Nonsense. This was not a requirement for any other individuals,
Fucking Danger Boy!
Napoleon Ier wrote:You people need to grow up to be honest.