hey wait even darwin said all he had was theories to but over time some people said it was facts.

u are talking to some one here who went to college for boat building.but dont listen to me ask any major boat building company who builds big boats.

I'm wondering how the boat was built before the bronze age, where saws are made to cut boards.

It would have to be made with logs.

because u dont understand the climate was different in those days.people lived many years.animals got bigger.we live in a world with lower oxygen and radiation from the sun hits us.back then was different.

ok i will. science says lizards grew large because of more oxygine.but cant seem to say for sure why the oxygin droped so dramatically

You mean god made them and it was a mistake?

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Spurious reasoning. No biologist claims a cell sprang into life by itself in a single step. The first self replicators are thought to have been far simpler than cells — which are the product of millions of years of evolution. Nor is abiogenesis the same concept as spontaneous generation.


butt boy, I'm speaking of the first complete cell. It did not come from another cell. Good dancing though. Next, please explain how the 2nd law of thermodynamics was so handily violated. You forgot that one


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spontaneous_generation

It's really very simple. Either you believe that 5 or 6 physical laws were violated, including spontaneous generation, or intelligent design.

Being a scientist my whole life I know that the 2nd law of thermodynamics didn't happen by itself.

being a scientist your whole life, can you discuss the PHYSICAL LAW that explains INTELLIGENT DESIGN?

which law expains evolution.just because u use a tag word like law makes it seem like its a fact.but really its only a theory just like carbin dating.

Perhaps the most misunderstood term is scientific theory. To many non scientists, a theory is nothing more than an idea, a guess, a belief, or a hypothesis. To a scientist, however, a theory is one of the most powerful statements that science can make about how the natural world works. A scientific theory is a logical and unifying structure of ideas that accounts for a large body of observations and, therefore, explains something important about nature. Examples are the theories of special and general relativity, the theory of evolution, and the theory of plate tectonics. Much of physics does not make any sense unless viewed within the framework of relativity. The theory of evolution and the theory of plate tectonics have the same importance to biology and geology, respectively. A theory is the closest that science can come to the "truth." This is why scientists were so upset when President Ronald Reagan said that evolution was "only a theory." He was equating an important scientific theory, for which there is convincing evidence and that is universally accepted by knowledgeable scientists, with a hypothesis or a guess, and he was dead wrong.

Despite the confidence scientists have in current theories and laws, none of them is absolutely guaranteed to endure. Science arrives at its description of nature by a series of increasingly better approximations. New findings may modify scientific facts, laws, and theories and lead to new and quite different conclusions from those previously thought to be true. Occasionally, when overwhelming evidence is brought to bear, a whole field of science may undergo a revolution of sorts a "paradigm shift." The discovery of atomic structure around the turn of the twentieth century did that for chemistry and physics, just as the discovery of plate tectonics in the 1960s did for geology and Charles Darwin's 1859 descent with modification, now known as the theory of evolution, did for biology.

~ G. Brent Dalrymple

if they are saying its best guesses and theories then why are they teaching it to kids in school.

who said theories and best guesses have anything at all to do with each other. are you asking why teach science in school?

yes there is.