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Larval creationist crawls out of the corpse of an old dead creationist

Who remembers the Peanut Butter Man, Chuck Missler? He was a creationist who ranked down there with Ray Comfort and Kent Hovind in the foolishness of his argument. Now a young evangelical exposes all the stupidity he’s been preaching in the decades since.

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  1. Reginald Selkirk says

    North Central University – I remember when Biola University was known as Bible Institute of Los Angeles.

  2. Ridana says

    I see Sherman up there, where is Mr. Peabody?

    Do I also spy the restored model ship on the shelf back there? Congratulations!

  3. John Morales says

    Getting to be a proper YouTuber when you can thumbnail extremely fake facial expressions.

    (It’s the fashion)

  4. Reginald Selkirk says

    More interesting than anything Chuck Missler presents:

    Einstein’s relativity rules chemical bonds in heavy elements, new research shows

    … In the relativistic regime, an electron’s spin — the magnetic moment that points either up or down — and the electron’s orbit are no longer independent of each other, a state known as spin-orbit coupling. That coupling changes the rules for how electrons can interact, disrupting the strict separation between sigma and pi bonds.

    “The boundary between a sigma bond and a pi bond is now sort of smeared,” Wang said. “We still have three bonds, but we don’t really strictly have a sigma or a pi anymore.” …

  5. John Morales says

    Amusing, Reginald. From your link:

    In a study published in Science, the researchers show evidence that when atomic nuclei are sufficiently heavy, the principles described in Einstein’s theory of relativity change the structure of triple bonds — blurring the lines between the two separate types of bonds involved in textbook triple bonding.

    &

    “This idea that relativity is important in heavy elements has been around since the 1970s,” said Lai-Sheng Wang, a professor of chemistry at Brown and the study’s corresponding author.

    So this is basically experimental confirmation of a 50-year old theory. Not a novel idea.

  7. John Morales says

    Elijah Zielke does not exist outside some social media bubble.

    I had a look, and he does not exist in any independent news archives, journalistic reporting, library registries, or official biographical databases. He has no documented professional history, academic record, or institutional presence.

    Basically, I don’t care what you imagine he allegedly wants, beholder.
    I do like you base your opinion on another’s, too. Heh.

    (I get you want to grow up to be relevant and cluey, but here we are. Reality is sad, no?)

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