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below) and often argue simply for the sake of arguing. As few others enjoy this, I'm trying to cut back. I also either have a hearing problem or a listening problem, as the most common word out of my mouth is "What?" It's not my fault; everyone else just mumbles or has their music turned up too loud.
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with a surprisingly good internet connection, and the list goes on for pages. Quite frankly, you don't know who I am, and I don't know who you are. All we know about one another is what we say, which could be lies, and what we do, which can tell you about a person's character, but not the person
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Mutations are almost always harmful. This has been directly observed by scientists and is in accord with the second law of thermodynamics- indeed, over time, these mutations disrupt the normal order of life. However, evolutionists seem to believe that the very small percentage of non-harmful
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of evolution. (and before someone tries to explain to me the difference between a theory and a hypothesis, yes, I know that a "theory" is a well-supported hypothesis that fits data, blah blah blah. The fact still remains that a theory is not 100% proven, and thus a law of science (which
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a species) is very different from macroevolution (large-scale changes from one organism to an entirely different organism). Macroevolution has never been observed in nature or the laboratory. It is not observable from the so-called
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