Message from @JunoBlade

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2020-12-09 19:53:39 UTC  

Because you sound as if all the things the scientific community says is 100% factual, those things could never change based upon greater technology or more information.

2020-12-09 19:53:44 UTC  

you sound like you are unwilling to believe anything no matter what eveidence is presented

2020-12-09 19:54:14 UTC  

I never said things can't change... but not ALL things

2020-12-09 19:54:18 UTC  

I'll have to rejoin this lovely conversation after work. I get off in an hour, sorry guys!

2020-12-09 19:54:25 UTC  

there are some things, that we now know are FACTS..

2020-12-09 19:54:52 UTC  

I never said that. I haven't said what I personally believe about individual things, I'm making general statements about thought and scientific processes, independently of what I personally believe about a specific subject.

2020-12-09 19:55:17 UTC  

it is a FACT that the genetic material that chooses the sex of a child is from the father. We have identified the chomosomes involved. The chomosomes are the smallest thing there is on that score.

2020-12-09 19:55:23 UTC  

that science is settled...

2020-12-09 19:55:24 UTC  

Also, when I type 1 single messages, you've typed 5 or 6, so then the thoughts get so intermingled it's more difficult to expound on what both of us are saying

2020-12-09 19:55:48 UTC  

OK... then I would ask you to watch the show I liked above

2020-12-09 19:56:00 UTC  

Which I can do.

2020-12-09 19:56:04 UTC  

then we should talk about intelligence in animals

2020-12-09 19:56:07 UTC  

Now that that is out of the way.....................

2020-12-09 19:56:26 UTC  

But you also have to send me whatever studies you got your information from

2020-12-09 19:56:33 UTC  

Even chromosomes could be examined in a greater way with future technology, you just can't know.

2020-12-09 19:56:34 UTC  

otherwise I am at a disadvantage

2020-12-09 19:57:45 UTC  

The science of how chomosomes determing out genetic makeup is a settled science. We can study dofferent ones, and how they make us who we are. But that's all

2020-12-09 19:58:04 UTC  

We can study how damage to them can damage us... but that is all

2020-12-09 19:58:06 UTC  

2020-12-09 19:58:24 UTC  

Wasn't it settled at some point that the Earth was flat, or the center of the universe ?

2020-12-09 19:58:28 UTC  

there is nothing other than chomosomes that determine the geneticmakeup of a lifeform

2020-12-09 19:58:44 UTC  

That is a different science and not relevant here

2020-12-09 19:58:49 UTC  

We used to say it was settled science that the atom was the smallest particle.

2020-12-09 19:59:04 UTC  

and there are still morons that think the earth is flat.

2020-12-09 19:59:26 UTC  

Funnily enough, the flat-Earth movement is actually growing, lol.

2020-12-09 19:59:43 UTC  

Yes... we know that there are smaller particles... but at some point you DO get to pretty much the smallest one

2020-12-09 19:59:54 UTC  

then all you can do is study how they interact

2020-12-09 20:00:13 UTC  

Yeah... don't even get me started on the flat earthers!! LOL

2020-12-09 20:00:51 UTC  

That one is another example of the dumbing down of our educational system!

2020-12-09 20:00:54 UTC  

Dude, lol

2020-12-09 20:02:10 UTC  

There is no "some point" where the science on a matter stops and can never change.

2020-12-09 20:02:22 UTC  

And BTW... the smallest particles we know of are quarks... but we have known about them for a long time

2020-12-09 20:02:26 UTC  

They said the exact same thing about atoms.

2020-12-09 20:02:50 UTC  

It was a long time between atoms and quarks in terms of discovery though.

2020-12-09 20:02:58 UTC  

It wasn't like a few years

2020-12-09 20:03:05 UTC  

yes there is... it is the point at which you no longer have the ability to see the thing in question or it would be too small to exist

2020-12-09 20:03:28 UTC  

We have knows about quarks for at least 50 years

2020-12-09 20:03:40 UTC  

You can't think outside the box on something smaller than a quark ?

2020-12-09 20:03:59 UTC  

If a microscope is invented that can see smaller than a quark, then why not ?

2020-12-09 20:04:04 UTC  

Quarks are pretty frigging small... LOL.

2020-12-09 20:04:09 UTC  

So are atoms