Friday, February 1, 2013

If [when] antibiotic resistent tuberculosis wiped out one third of European population

If [when] antibiotic resistent tuberculosis wiped out one third of European population?
would that finally prove evolution to those who deny it? miss Dementia> well after denying to take a swineflu shot, i seem to be a damn tough build, as well, 'cause i did survive that pandemic, too. i AM concerned of tuberculosis, though.
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Evolution is already proven beyond any plausible refute. You could invent a time machine and collect a sample of every single transitional form in history, and it *still* wouldn't convince someone who is determined to deny reality because it conflicts with their religious beliefs.
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In their last gasping, hacking, spewing breath, they would deny it.
3 :
LALALALALALALALALALALALA!! I CANT HEAR YOU!! LALALALALALALALALA!!
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If ifs and buts were candy and nuts we'd all have a really good Christmas. It doesn't take an epidemic to prove evolution. We see it every day. If people don't want to accept that fact, then that's their loss.
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evolution is real.....help the cause...don't give treatment for you grandmother with that tumor on her back....medicine is just holding evolution back....she was about to grow wings! =D
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I hope a day like that never comes, to be honest. And if it comes, then what? The closed-minded always remain closed-minded till they THEMSELVES realize the flaws in their thinking. I'm figuring even after such a tragedy they would still deny the role of Evolution in nature. The avian flu and its various strains didn't change their perspective on Evolution, now, did they? Edit: I have to say I'm bemused by all the TDs Paul has gotten. He said nothing wrong.
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Even creationists have been forced to accept what they are pleased to call micro-evolution, because it so self evidently must happen. That they can't then logically go on to deny macro-evolution seems to have escaped them.
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Anyone who doesn't believe in evolution...IS A NUMBSKULL
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The next great pandemic is more likely to be a flu strain like the 1918 Spanish Flu epidemic that killed more people than WW1. A mutant strain of an old bug that people and science have not developed a resistance to. Evolution at work making our world a better place ( for those who survive anyway :-)
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Of course not (and I don't deny it). Jim, http://www.BibleSelecter.com
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I didn't look at the other responses yet, but I did hear the shrieking of "micro evolution" clear in the other room. Oh, it proves that 2/3 of the European population is tougher than some little TB bacteria. Don't leave that part out. RAWR!!! Edit: I did better than get the shot - I caught the actual H1N1 "swine flu". LOL! I've had seasonal influenza that was much worse but I understand for some people it's incredible dangerous. I think most of it was simple fear mongering though. The CDC says it's still a pandemic, too. I'm now immune though, so I'm not too worried.
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Miss Dementia rocks!! I love it. And she could be right. We - who did survive the plague of communism - we'll survive most everything. And who can be so thick to disapprove the Darwin theory. Isn't this cute monkey tail some indication of it? http://www.iceagenow.com/baby_with_a_tail_in_India.jpg

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