I was a YEC before going to university. I studied geology. After two years, I accepted that evolution happened. After four years, I was an atheist. I went on to get a doctorate, and I have published quite a few papers about rocks that are >2 billion years old.
As a kid, there were literally 0 authority figures in my life that accepted that evolution happened. It was taken as a given that it was ridiculous. My biology teacher skipped the chapter on evolution, saying, “this is controversial.”
Patience, love, and making critical information available gives kids like I was a chance.
Multiple techniques, multiple field sites, new, advanced method used... Not a surprising author list.
The Water of Life features in lots of fairy tales. Is that what is being referred to? Is Water of Death another name for an alcohol?
I just think it's funny that it goes from "terrible heads," "fierce looking," "beast head," "dog teeth," "two dog-like teeth," to... "With breasts." Really a dramatically different category.
Yes, because "family values" means anti gay and anti abortion.
The documentary "The Family" offers the explanation that Russia has a strong traditional family values contingent that appeals to the right-wing idealogy.
It's one banana, Michael. How much can it cost?
The SEC? Do they still have boats?
That is so true, my fellow human who is definitely a citizen of the United States!
Treason against who? A South African in America who has a company turned off access to Ukraine because Russia wanted it. Hard to say where that would fall in court.
Depends strongly on the community. Every sub discipline has its own standards of respectability. Publishing outside of those constraints can cause articles to be ignored.
The scary thing is that he didn’t invent that concept. It has been raging since before the Satanic Panic. He just gave those people a platform.
On my last visit to Chicago, there was a line of people waiting to get their photo taken with the Trump tower in the background. Each in turn would stand, smile, and give the middle finger.
Earth's oldest craters could give scientists critical information about the structure of the early Earth and the composition of bodies in the solar system as well as help to interpret crater records on other planets. But geologists can't find them, and they might never be able to, according to a new...
