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horizoneast
post Oct 18 2009, 08:07 AM
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QUOTE (Itinerant Lurker @ Oct 18 2009, 07:15 AM) *
Moderators, what is it that you actually do? You now have a thread on the motivations of darwinists simultaneously discussing radiocarbon dating, theology, dendrochronology, and the dubious connection between Hitler and Darwin. . .so basically pretty much everything except what's mentioned in the OP. I've given up trying to organize threads into specific topics for you but come on, at least some moderation to keep threads on topic would be nice.

LOL - and yet you are a main contributor to the simultaneous discussion of radiocarbon dating, theology, dendrochronology, and the dubious connection between Hitler and Darwin. I would recommend having a private session with the mods if you have criticism of their duties. It is called board protocol. For the record - you have only "organize threads" in your mind - not in reality.
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post Oct 18 2009, 08:08 AM
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You are still confused. Do you deny the historical record that draws a connecting line between the the racist naturalism of Darwin - to the German Darwinists - to Hitler - to the gas chambers? Do you know history or are you also as deficient in that subject as you are in science?


Wow, I guess Darwin's name must show up a lot then in Hitler's speeches and letters.

You are still confused. Do you deny the historical record that draws a connecting line between the the racist naturalism of Darwin - to the German Darwinists - to Hitler - to the gas chambers? Do you know history or are you also as deficient in that subject as you are in science?
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post Oct 18 2009, 10:31 AM
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You are still confused. Do you deny the historical record that draws a connecting line between the the racist naturalism of Darwin - to the German Darwinists - to Hitler - to the gas chambers? Do you know history or are you also as deficient in that subject as you are in science?


split to "Darwin & Hitler"
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post Oct 18 2009, 11:16 AM
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QUOTE (horizoneast @ Oct 18 2009, 09:07 AM) *
LOL - and yet you are a main contributor to the simultaneous discussion of radiocarbon dating, theology, dendrochronology, and the dubious connection between Hitler and Darwin. I would recommend having a private session with the mods if you have criticism of their duties. It is called board protocol. For the record - you have only "organize threads" in your mind - not in reality.

Radiometric Age Dating Correlations
Darwin & Hitler

You're welcome.

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post Oct 18 2009, 11:21 PM
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QUOTE (Itinerant Lurker @ Oct 18 2009, 06:43 AM) *
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First off, your wrong. I haven't copied and pasted anything. What you see in my post is the research on the subject, that I've been doing the last couple of days, using your link you gave me, and several other sources. but I did not copy and paste. Also the fact that you don't know where I got the information from; shows me that you didn't even read the whole article, that you sent me. No wonder your answers are vague and unscientific. Go back and read the whole article from your link, click every link inside that article, then come back and we will have a real conversation on the subject.


You need to learn how to cite a source. The article I linked you to has lots of links, if you are quoting from one of them instead of the article itself you need to note this. Use the "insert link" button to the right of the emoticon drop down button above your reply box. Copy and past the url from the page you are citing and click "OK" to post the link. In this case you copy and pasted this:

a.1) Trees occasionally produce more than one ring a year. This has to do with how a tree ring is formed. Most conifer tree rings are light-colored on the inside and dark-colored on the outside; this alternation of light and dark is what makes the ring easy to see. The change in color occurs because early in the growing season, the tree produces large cells; as the growing season goes on, drought stress causes the tree to produce smaller cells. Because the cells are smaller, there is proportionally more cell wall material, and this causes the cells to appear darker. If there is a period of renewed rainfall in the later part of the growing season, the tree may start to produce big cells again, and then small cells a bit later on as drought stress resumes. The effect is to produce a second ring, commonly called a false ring. The most striking example of this that I have heard of involved Pinus caribaea growing in (I think) the Dominican Republic under a climate that had very little seasonal variation. These pines would put on a ring every time there was a wet spell, and over a period of about 30 years they averaged 4 to 5 rings a year.

B.Trees occasionally go a year or more without producing a ring. It happens because the tree suffers some sort of severe stress. For example, the tree could be struck by lightning, burned by a fire, attacked by insects, injured by human activity, or under stress due to adverse weather (such as extreme cold or a severe drought). It can be very difficult to detect missing rings.


from this website: http://www.conifers.org/topics/oldest.htm

Now, in and of itself there's nothing wrong with that. But when you epically fail to site your source and then expect others to know where you're pulling text from off the top of their heads you're being kind of ridiculous.



Ok, when ever you want to talk some science let me know, instead of this obsession you have with sources and blah blah blah.
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post Oct 18 2009, 11:36 PM
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QUOTE (spiritman @ Oct 19 2009, 12:21 AM) *
Ok, when ever you want to talk some science let me know, instead of this obsession you have with sources and blah blah blah.


Whether you're writing a research paper or having an informal debate, sources are important. Do yourself a favor and learn this lesson early. If you'd like to continue our discussion about radiometric dating I split the discussion to a new thread. Thanks.

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post Oct 19 2009, 03:44 AM
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QUOTE (Itinerant Lurker @ Oct 18 2009, 05:43 AM) *
You need to learn how to cite a source. The article I linked you to has lots of links, if you are quoting from one of them instead of the article itself you need to note this. Use the "insert link" button to the right of the emoticon drop down button above your reply box. Copy and past the url from the page you are citing and click "OK" to post the link.

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Adding Yet Another Lie In The Long Lists Of Beguiling And Shameful Mocking Of God's Holy Words

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post Oct 19 2009, 09:22 PM
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QUOTE (Itinerant Lurker @ Oct 19 2009, 12:36 AM) *
QUOTE (spiritman @ Oct 19 2009, 12:21 AM) *
Ok, when ever you want to talk some science let me know, instead of this obsession you have with sources and blah blah blah.


Whether you're writing a research paper or having an informal debate, sources are important. Do yourself a favor and learn this lesson early. If you'd like to continue our discussion about radiometric dating I split the discussion to a new thread. Thanks.

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Lurk,

I think the real issue is; Your going to use Evolutionary sources, and I'm going to use Creation sources, and I believe that's part of the conflict.
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post Oct 20 2009, 06:09 AM
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QUOTE (spiritman @ Oct 19 2009, 10:22 PM) *
QUOTE (Itinerant Lurker @ Oct 19 2009, 12:36 AM) *
QUOTE (spiritman @ Oct 19 2009, 12:21 AM) *
Ok, when ever you want to talk some science let me know, instead of this obsession you have with sources and blah blah blah.


Whether you're writing a research paper or having an informal debate, sources are important. Do yourself a favor and learn this lesson early. If you'd like to continue our discussion about radiometric dating I split the discussion to a new thread. Thanks.

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Lurk,

I think the real issue is; Your going to use Evolutionary sources, and I'm going to use Creation sources, and I believe that's part of the conflict.


Nope, I don't site "evolutionary sources". I cite actual research papers and/or summative articles from reputable websites. I do so so that you can go and check my source, make sure I am using it in context, and so that you can read more on a given subject than my post may contain. The issue is that when you pass off other's work as your own you put zero effort into a post and throw out reams of data and arguments that take multiple replies to address (see Gish Gallop). Another potential issue is the use of quote mines, this is something horizoneast does; take sentences from different pages of research articles and mash them together into a distorted paragraph, then present it as those scientists supporting your argument. You'll notice, for example, that he rarely, if ever, provides anything except the author's name for his quotes which makes it nearly impossible to track down the actual source to see if he's quoting those sources accurately. And with good reason, since pretty much every single one of his quotes is ripped from papers that do not agree with the point he tries to make. The lack of cited sources doesn't just make it harder for others to confirm your argument, it makes it harder for others to take you seriously in an age when posting a hyperlink takes less time than just writing out the biographical information. Hope that helps.

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post Oct 20 2009, 06:15 AM
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QUOTE (Itinerant Lurker @ Oct 20 2009, 07:09 AM) *
QUOTE (spiritman @ Oct 19 2009, 10:22 PM) *
QUOTE (Itinerant Lurker @ Oct 19 2009, 12:36 AM) *
QUOTE (spiritman @ Oct 19 2009, 12:21 AM) *
Ok, when ever you want to talk some science let me know, instead of this obsession you have with sources and blah blah blah.


Whether you're writing a research paper or having an informal debate, sources are important. Do yourself a favor and learn this lesson early. If you'd like to continue our discussion about radiometric dating I split the discussion to a new thread. Thanks.

Lurker


Lurk,

I think the real issue is; Your going to use Evolutionary sources, and I'm going to use Creation sources, and I believe that's part of the conflict.


Nope, I don't site "evolutionary sources". I cite actual research papers and/or summative articles from reputable websites. I do so so that you can go and check my source, make sure I am using it in context, and so that you can read more on a given subject than my post may contain. The issue is that when you pass off other's work as your own you put zero effort into a post and throw out reams of data and arguments that take multiple replies to address (see Gish Gallop). Another potential issue is the use of quote mines, this is something horizoneast does; take sentences from different pages of research articles and mash them together into a distorted paragraph, then present it as those scientists supporting your argument. You'll notice, for example, that he rarely, if ever, provides anything except the author's name for his quotes which makes it nearly impossible to track down the actual source to see if he's quoting those sources accurately. And with good reason, since pretty much every single one of his quotes is ripped from papers that do not agree with the point he tries to make. The lack of cited sources doesn't just make it harder for others to confirm your argument, it makes it harder for others to take you seriously in an age when posting a hyperlink takes less time than just writing out the biographical information. Hope that helps.

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So, then, you should have no trouble answering my question in the thread about the common ancestor.

I will wait for you over there.
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