What would prove GOD does/doesn't exists?
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Dalek Supreme
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"Most formal hypotheses consist of concepts that can be connected and their relationships tested. A group of hypotheses comes together to form a conceptual framework. As sufficient data and evidence are gathered to support a hypothesis, it becomes a working hypothesis, which is a milestone on the way to becoming a theory. Though hypotheses and theories are often confused, theories are the result of a tested hypothesis. While hypotheses are ideas, theories explain the findings of the testing of those ideas. "
http://www.livescience.com/21490-what-is-a-scientific-hypothesis-definition-of-hypothesis.html
Az-uar Iam
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Already done, but I have nothing to prove to you. I can't force you to understand. I'm ok with you waiting on Sean Carroll to reach a point that people have understood & existed in for years.
Blah, blah, blah. Are you reading from a dictionary? I know what it is. I'm not confused. Science will never be able to explain all, because the most basic elements aren't on the periodic table.
Blah, blah, blah. Are you reading from a dictionary? I know what it is. I'm not confused. Science will never be able to explain all, because the most basic elements aren't on the periodic table.
Dalek Supreme
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primabudda
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did seeds evolve ?
just a question.
just a question.
Jacob Alexander Jones
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Science is also about revelation. You can have all of these hyphothesese about life and science but until you can prove and imply what you know about the known world, your own theories can't be proven true until you succeed by trying.
Dalek Supreme
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Az-uar Iam
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True... Those who don't wish to see, are well within their right.
Many theories have been proven, but because each intends to discredit the others, the main theory gets misunderstood. PS, I'm not just talking about the known world, I'm talking about all of the unknown universe.
Jacob Alexander Jones
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Life is omnipresent.
Az-uar Iam
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Don't know how the last question got added, but I've always had a feeling that we could. We've just forgot that we had the ability. It would be awesome
cat of curiosity
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tell that to every other planet in our solar system...
cat of curiosity
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i also don't understand the context of your answer to the quotation you posted...
time to do some laundry?
primabudda
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so what came first then, the seed or the plant ?
Dalek Supreme
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If you read the article you would know.
Jacob Alexander Jones
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Oh I was saying that life is everywhere you look. some people believe that life only pertains to matter on earth. And there are things out there that have yet to be discovered. Life just keeps moving forward. I believe that many people take life for granted and they don't look at the bigger picture which is what happens to us when we die? We will all die someday but what happens in the next chapter? Everybody has their own opinions about that.
Jacob Alexander Jones
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What do you guys believe? I don't have the answer but I can say that our spirits do go somewhere cause I experienced it. It was truly life changing for me!
cat of curiosity
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not necessarily.
there are parts of the ocean that have no oxygen, and will not sustain life. totally barren. there are desserts where while there is life, it's very few and far between.
mars might have life, but it certainly isn't everywhere, or we'd have seen some of it in the millions of pictures sent back.
space is void, lifeless. a tardigrade or cockroach may survive, but you don't see them flying around all over the place out there.
our neighboring planets are lifeless. perhaps there's something on one of the moons, but it's not plainly visible even if it does exist there.
omnipresent means being everywhere at once. i think you may have misused this word.
Az-uar Iam
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I believe NOTHING was the 1st attempt at Being. I imagine your experience was. I've gone thru it too
Az-uar Iam
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Not necessarily
Maybe you're looking at things the wrong way. The ocean itself is alive. If microorganisms can live in active volcanoes, who's to say what can handle life under so much pressure.
Omnipresent. By definition you got it right., but our definitions mean nothing to the rest of the universe.
Jacob Alexander Jones
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http://www.panspermia.org/whatis2.htm
Everybody has their own view on what life is but here's something about life overall.
Everybody has their own view on what life is but here's something about life overall.