leroy
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So what? None of my arguments is dependent on his math being correctHis. Math. Is. Unsound.
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So what? None of my arguments is dependent on his math being correctHis. Math. Is. Unsound.
You're not?According to your source (the second) the objection is that he misrepresents how evolution is suppose to work,
But so what
1 I am not denying evolution
What you are doing is relying on an idea for which the foundational math is unsound.2 I am not depending on these math to make my arguments
All the author of the paper would have to do to demonstrate that Dembski's concept is mathematically unsound, is to demonstrate that Dembski's math is unsound. The author doesn't need to "correct" the math or should that evolution is correct, or whatever else. Maybe the "math" for SC just doesn't work because it's just a plain old bad concept.3 the author of your paper, didn’t showed the “correct maths” ether. In other words, he didn’t presented a mathematical model that shows that information evolves through evolution by natural selection ……………So if anything the only conclusion is that nobody (creationists, nor evolutionists) can prove their claims mathematically
Dembski's argument is. You know, the one you're trying to use here.So what? None of my arguments is dependent on his math being correct
I may need new glasses since I did not see an apology there.Apologize for what? I simply gave an example on how to calculate probabilities.
I have the feeling that we already had this conversation, yes evolution (common ancestry) is true beyond reasonable doubt (is this what you mean by fact?)
I only used a concept that demsky uses (specified complexity)……….
You sound like a 5yo
I already told you why I picked abiogenesis
1 I asked you what you mean by creationisms
2 you said that I can pick any “version” of creationism
3 I picked the origin of life (mainly because I don’t reject evolution, nor common ancestry )
Yes, you used an argument from ignorance again. You demonstrated that you do not understand the concept. You have no testable hypothesis, you have no evidence, you only have an argument from ignorance.No it is not an argument from ignorance
what prevents you to make objective test sand observations to see if point 1,2,3 is true…………….?
If you don’t have enough knowledge or tools to test each of the 3 points, then “I don’t know” would be the conclusion, you don’t conclude SC in this scenario ………. You only conclude SC if you have good reasons to think that 1 2 and 3 are true
So what? None of my arguments is dependent on his math being correct
Yea but those 22 left handed aminoacids don’t simply appear , no natural mechanism creates “just” the 22 left handed (LH) amonacids that you need,
Once you have a soup full of aminoacids (both left and right handed) it is unlikely to have a chain of say 10,000 aminoacids that are all LH, having a chain that has just the aminoacids that you need is even more unlikely.
Again the point is, that even though I can’t show the exact math, one can still conclude that it is unlikely
This is what frustrates people like me, when trying to debate you. I'm pretty sure you've been provided real time, directly observed examples of evolution generating "information" (i.e., functional genetic sequences), yet here you are acting as if no one has ever seen it happen.3 the author of your paper, didn’t showed the “correct maths” ether. In other words, he didn’t presented a mathematical model that shows that information evolves through evolution by natural selection ……………So if anything the only conclusion is that nobody (creationists, nor evolutionists) can prove their claims mathematically
NOYou're not?
I am just borrowing his concept of SCWhat you are doing is relying on an idea for which the foundational math is unsound.
All the author of the paper would have to do to demonstrate that Dembski's concept is mathematically unsound, is to demonstrate that Dembski's math is unsound. The author doesn't need to "correct" the math or should that evolution is correct, or whatever else. Maybe the "math" for SC just doesn't work because it's just a plain old bad concept.
Yep, and you didn’t see the question mark ether , you definitely need those glasses.I may need new glasses since I did not see an apology there.
It is very easy to be a fanatic atheist like you, all you have to do is claim “argument from ignorance” without any justification, and suddenly you winYes, you used an argument from ignorance again. You demonstrated that you do not understand the concept. You have no testable hypothesis, you have no evidence, you only have an argument from ignorance.
Leroy, it isn’t just Dembski’s maths being seriously flawed, his entire SC model in which other mathematicians think it is pseudo-mathematics - the explanation part of the model where he required to explain SC are “unfounded” and “unfalsifiable”.
Unfalsifiable means that it is untestable, and therefore cannot be tested.
Unfalsifiable would disqualify Specified Complexity from being a hypothesis, which would mean you cannot carry out the first part of the Scientific Model, which is the Formulation of the Hypothesis.
And if you cannot formulate the hypothesis, you cannot even carry out the second part of Scientific Method - the Testing of the Hypothesis.
Unfalsifiable concept can never become science.
As to the mathematics, he was the one who presented his equations for complexity, and real experienced mathematicians trashed as being pseudo-mathematics. They prove that Dembski’s equations are unfounded, hence useless to SC, which means SC is also unfounded and unsound.
Leroy, Leroy, Leroy.
Molecular biology and biochemistry required understanding of chemistry than that of mathematics. Hence you need more understanding of chemical bonding and chemical reactions, than mathematical equations.
And clearly you don’t understand organic chemistry anymore than you understand mathematics.
Yes evolution can create functional genetic sequences, I don’t deny that, and haven’t said anything that implies that I would disagree with that statementThis is what frustrates people like me, when trying to debate you. I'm pretty sure you've been provided real time, directly observed examples of evolution generating "information" (i.e., functional genetic sequences), yet here you are acting as if no one has ever seen it happen.
Huh? Are you familiar with the field of population genetics? It involves a ton of math.Yes evolution can create functional genetic sequences, I don’t deny that, and haven’t said anything that implies that I would disagree with that statement
The point of the comment that you are responding to, is that evolution is still a good solid theory even in the absence of “sound maths”
In other words I am defending evolution
No, the concept has been explained to you way too many times. You are relying on a lack of evidence against without any evidence for. That is an argument from ignorance.It is very easy to be a fanatic atheist like you, all you have to do is claim “argument from ignorance” without any justification, and suddenly you win
Sorry but you did when you used your argument about the chirality problem. Wasn't that explained to you? I am pretty sure that it was.Yep, and you didn’t see the question mark ether , you definitely need those glasses.
Why should I apologize?
A straw man is when you wrongly represent your opponents view, I didn’t do that, I didn’t even tried to represent anyone’s view
Evolutionists have also failed to provide sound math, so by your logic you should also send evolution to the trash……………or you can use a little bit of common sense, and adkowledge that the lack of sound math is not a big of a deal.
Nothing could be said to be SC until we determine if the pattern has the specific characteristics mentioned earlier
Is it really that hard to understand?
You don’t need to know the origin , all you need to know if the pattern has the characteristics that I mentioned earlier.
For example you need to know if
1 there are many roses (say a few hundred)
2 if all the roses are red
3 if white roses are equally likely than red roses
Note that you don’t need to know the origin of the roses………………..so please would you stop repeating the same mistake over and over again?
I honestly don’t understand why do you find this so hard to understand,