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Antievolutionist Bingo

Submitted by Wesley R. Elsberry on Fri, 2009-02-20 16:48.

Skeptico and TechSkeptic came up with a great idea, that of "Creationist Bingo". I'm taking that a step further and automating the creation of "antievolutionist bingo" cards. Each time you bring up this page, you will get a new card.

AntiEvolutionist Bingo
CC051. Neanderthal was based on a disfigured human.
CB370. Endorphins at death indicate a beneficent creator, not evolution.
CA005.1. Darwin himself was racist.
CB401. Instincts are too complex to have evolved.
CH561.3. Fossils are sorted by the ability to escape.
CA006. Evolution encourages eugenics.
CC200. Transitional fossils are lacking.
CA630. Animals are not moral, aesthetic, idealistic, or religious.
CE110. The moon is receding at a rate too fast for an old universe.
CA320. Scientists are pressured not to challenge established dogma.
CB200.3. Protein transport within a cell is irreducibly complex.
CB150. Functional genetic sequences are too rare to evolve from one to another.
References an antievolutionist as an authority
CB940.1. Odds of many successive beneficial mutations are minuscule.
CB951. Long-term trends (orthogenesis) do not fit evolutionary theory.
CH541. Aquatic organisms could have survived the Flood.
CI001.2. Intelligent design is not creationism.
CC301. Cambrian explosion contradicts evolutionary "tree" pattern.
CA114. Many famous scientists were creationists.
CI301. The cosmos is fine-tuned to permit human life.
CH561.4. Fossils are sorted by a combination of these factors.
CD740. The theory of plate tectonics is wrong.
CB360.1. The human appendix is functional, not vestigial.
CE380. Galaxies should lose their spiral shape over millions of years.
CC216.2. Horse fossils do not show evolution.

Each religious antievolutionist claim on the card links to the mainstream science responses collected by Mark Isaak in his excellent "Index to Creationist Claims". Be sure to check those out.

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The Unofficial University of Ediacara Pages

Submitted by Wesley R. Elsberry on Sat, 2009-02-07 11:29.

The official home page of the University of Ediacara.

The University of Ediacara is the virtual university serving the talk.origins community. One of the main offshoots of the UoE is its virtual pub, the Panda's Thumb.

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Scientific Storkism

Submitted by Wesley R. Elsberry on Sat, 2009-02-07 11:22.

Article 24657 of talk.origins:
From: rdippold@cancun.qualcomm.com (Ron Dippold)
Subject: Scientific Storkism
Message-ID:
Date: 10 Apr 92 20:42:54 GMT
Organization: Qualcomm, Inc., San Diego, CA
Lines: 45

This hasn't been on for a while...

Ovulation versus cretinism

Two different theories exist concerning the origin of children: the theory of
sexual reproduction, and the theory of the stork. Many people believe in the
theory of sexual reproduction because they have been taught this theory
at school.

In reality, however, many of the world's leading scientists are in

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