/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.2473807]

Why can't conservatives into science? Apparently Mars doesn't have a sun or moon(s) now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyHzhtARf8M

[Anonymous No.2473815]

>>2473807
HOLY DICKBUTTS, BATHEARST!

[Anonymous No.2473818]

>I know I'm gonna regret this, but...
open link

billoreilly.com
>oh shi...

<inane bs>
>HRRRRNNGGGHHH dat headache

Yep, amount of regret is immense.

[Anonymous No.2473820]

You're dumb, you took what he said out of context.

Also, not science.

[Anonymous No.2474590]

"You're desperate. You pinheads are desperate."

Oh yeah, we're the desperate ones here.

[Anonymous No.2474602]

I couldn't watch more than 20 seconds of it.

Yes, I can explain it to you, you bible thumping fuckhead, the moon 'got there' when something collided with Earth in early planetary development and caused Earth to eject a chunk of stuff that became the moon.

[Anonymous No.2474605]

>>2474602
Okay, sure. A meteorite hit earth. How'd the meteorite get there? Huh? Tides go in, tides go out. That's just how it is.

[Anonymous No.2474612]

I think a big part of it is pride. People like being right. If you've been brought up to believe something, it takes some real humility to cast that aside and embrace a completely new view. I don't think O'Reilly is known for his humility.

[Anonymous No.2474613]

I love how he attempts to mask his blatant stupidity with religion.

[Anonymous No.2474636]

There is no way this man believes that. He is too smart to actually believe that. He is only saying that to placate his fan base. As much as I hate Bill O'Reilly, he cannot be this stupid.

[Anonymous No.2474640]

>>2474636
That's certainly a possibility.

[Anonymous No.2474646]

>>2474605
A collection of cosmic dust floating around in the universe condensed to form a star, the gravity of which caused accretion of everything from planets to asteroids to meteors.

The cosmic dust got there from other stars going supernova and vaporizing their solar systems. The other stars got there from more recycled cosmic dust which ultimately originated with the big bang.

[Anonymous No.2474652]

I'm just going to go ahead and guarantee 200 replies by saying he has a point. We have no explanation for the bizarrely low entropy -- i.e. high amount of "order" -- in the early universe. This anomaly is what accounts for the 2nd law of thermodynamics, which doesn't follow from other laws but is merely an observation that something really weird was going on when the universe began.

[Anonymous No.2474674]

Oh. First time I saw anything from that guy.

That's surprising that he could ever be taken seriously exaggerating his act like that.

[Anonymous No.2474683]

Do people who are this dumb actually exist?

"So where'd god come from?"

[Anonymous No.2474716]

David, Beverly Hills Florida, What do you mean when you refer to the Tides when you ask about the existence of god. Science explains the moon's pull on the ocean. How did the moon get there? All you pinhead who attack me for this. You guys are just desperate. How did the moon get there. How did the sun get there? how did it get there can you explain that to me? How come we have it, Mars doesn't have it, Venus doesn't have it. How come? why not? How did it get here? how did that little amoeba get here. Crawl out here. How did it do it. Come on. You have an order in the universe, you have order in the universe. tide comes in tide goes out. Okay yea, the moon does it how did it get there. Who put it there. Did it just happen? Okay if we have existence we have life on earth how come we do not have it on other planet. were we just lucky? Some meteor do this go PUHHHHHHH. Come on. You know I see this as desperate. As i have said many times it takes more faith to not believe than to think that this was all luck that all this human body intricacies of it all luck. Than it does to believe in a being.

[Anonymous No.2474721]

>Some meteor do this go PUHHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.2474741]

My Brain Hurts from watching this. Can you get dumber by watching videos?

[Anomynous No.2474792]

>where moon
massive impact
>where impact object
we don't know.
>therefore god!
The ignorance argument for God has never been a valid argument
>where sun?
collection of space dust
>where dust?
ejecta from a previous star
>where that star?
cosmic dust from big bang
>where big bang?
we don't know
>therefore God
See above: absence of evidence is not evidence of existence.

HURR. DURR.

[Anonymous No.2475339]

>>2474716
>Some meteor do this go PUHHHHHHH.

[Anonymous No.2475345]

I don't know, ask hipsters about auras and organic food.

[Anonymous No.2475378]

okay okay he may be retarded, but he does make a good point at the end. It really does take more faith to believe in science than it does, for example the bible/god (again, before you attack me for this let me just say first that I have 99% faith in science and am an atheist)

[Anonymous No.2475412]

>>2475378

You are wrong and stupid, and probably the worst atheist of all time.

[Anonymous No.2475419]

>>2475378
Believing in anything takes the same amount of faith. His argument is invalid because it assumes atheists, or even scientists, to believe that science actually describes the world, in its "true" form. This is a strawman for all those who have an instrumentalist point of view.

[Anonymous No.2475431]

>>2475419
>This is a strawman for all those who have an instrumentalist point of view.

do you even know what a strawman is?

[Anonymous No.2475444]

>>2474792
pic = win

[Anonymous No.2475451]

>>2474646
Okay, sure. cosmic dust. How'd the dust get there? Huh? Tides go in, tides go out. That's just how it is.

[Anonymous No.2475470]

>>2475431
Yes. It is a strawman because he asserts that they believe in science, which they do not.

Do you even know what not being unintelligent is?

[Anonymous No.2475515]

"Whoa, a phenomenom! How does this work?"
>God did it.
"No, I mean I want to understand how it works."
>God did it.

He should go back to the mudhuts if he despises science so much.