Guys, if we're going to continue down the path of assessing logic and the scientific method, perhaps it might be time to split off the discussion into its own fascinating thread. We seem to be drifting away from Abiogenesis.
Durro
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Durro wrote:Guys, if we're going to continue down the path of assessing logic and the scientific method, perhaps it might be time to split off the discussion into its own fascinating thread. We seem to be drifting away from Abiogenesis.
Durro
Seth wrote:Durro wrote:Guys, if we're going to continue down the path of assessing logic and the scientific method, perhaps it might be time to split off the discussion into its own fascinating thread. We seem to be drifting away from Abiogenesis.
Durro
Fine by me, but I'm pretty much done. I've made my point and there is no honest intention to explore the issue, so it might be a waste of time.
Durro wrote:Guys, if we're going to continue down the path of assessing logic and the scientific method, perhaps it might be time to split off the discussion into its own fascinating thread. We seem to be drifting away from Abiogenesis.
Durro
Seth wrote:Durro wrote:Guys, if we're going to continue down the path of assessing logic and the scientific method, perhaps it might be time to split off the discussion into its own fascinating thread. We seem to be drifting away from Abiogenesis.
Durro
Fine by me, but I'm pretty much done. I've made my point and there is no honest intention to explore the issue, so it might be a waste of time.
Spearthrower wrote:Seth wrote:Durro wrote:Guys, if we're going to continue down the path of assessing logic and the scientific method, perhaps it might be time to split off the discussion into its own fascinating thread. We seem to be drifting away from Abiogenesis.
Durro
Fine by me, but I'm pretty much done. I've made my point and there is no honest intention to explore the issue, so it might be a waste of time.
I agree, and there never was an honest intention to explore the issue, especially as the issue was a stalking horse.
Durro wrote:I didn't think you were coming back to this thread. That's twice now since your publicly announced "departure".
FYI, Spearthrower was referring to Seth, not to any other member. But if you are prepared to discuss things honestly without evasions, trolling or antagonistic behaviour, you'd be more than welcome to rejoin the discussion.
Durro
Alan C wrote:Well, I wouldn't mind seeing some constructive discussion, particularly on current frontiers for this research.
Rumraket wrote:Alan C wrote:Well, I wouldn't mind seeing some constructive discussion, particularly on current frontiers for this research.
Well I never felt this thread was much of a discussion on the subject... and I don't see why a thread on the non-biological origins of life would belong in general debunking.
I actually think this is a much better thread on the subject.
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