/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10903957
>Lawns and the concept of lawns are the exact same.
No, what the shit? I said you can mow "a lawn," as in a specific lawn. Like the lawn at your house, or the lawn at your parents' house if you live in an apartment.
That lawn is NOT "the exact same" as the concept of lawns. That's completely retarded and I don't even know if you're just pretending at this point or what's going on here.
The concept *of lawns* isn't a fucking rectangular patch of grass located at your home address. Everyone uses the concept of lawns, only you and maybe a couple neighborhood dogs needing to take a leak use *YOUR* particular lawn.

>>10791306
>>10791311
>>10791328
And note that this isn't just my suspicion here. The researchers themselves who conducted this survey stated they don't believe the responding 149 evolutionary biologists really understood what the question was asking:
>Comments from the evolutionists suggest that they were equating human choice and human free will. In other words, although eminent, our respondents had not thought about free will much beyond the students in introductory evolution classes. Evolutionary biology is increasingly applied to psychology. Belief in free will adds nothing to the science of human behavior.

>>9329963
>this exact day
>"physicist" is archaic but Gregorian calendar system isn't