your mentality amuses me. you hide behind anonymity while trying to troll someone. :)

to think that i wouldnt continue this conversation with someone capable of having it, then you are only "red herring-ing" yourself! lol. how about you do this. stop trolling people and enlighten yourself. then by the time you figure things out you will realize that there is no need to make fun of those that you think arent as smart as you. i thought holli had pretty good reasoning but he/she seems to want to jump on the ignorance train right along with you as well. arunbear has brought nothing to this conversation other than human evolution and people making arguments from ignorance. that is a cheap way out. we arent born intelligent and apparently neither of the three of yall strive for it. instead one wants to quote others opinions, while the other two stand on the sideline poking fun while not even having a clue about any of it. you have not done anything productive, unless throwing your own feces is now deemed "productive".

this WILL be my last message to any of the three of yall. if any future readers want to come and join in and bounce ideas back and forth then i will be glad to. have a great christmas.

In reply to Re^29: Who is your favorite scientist and why? by james28909
in thread Who is your favorite scientist and why? by karlgoethebier

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