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Yes. If empiricism is what we hold as the "holy grail" of the scientific method, then don't we have every right to reject any explanation of what we observe without it?
I don't understand what you're saying. Again, there are other methods of detection without actual pictures in the visible spectrum. I'm not sure why or if that's an issue.
When you can come back with even one shred of evidence that refutes the ToE, please do. Until then your posts on this topic are all just whiny hot air escaping from a balloon that has been in the sun too long.
If you would just answer the following questions, then we can engage in a discussion concerning the validity of ToE as a scientific theory.
Why do you believe that there is observable evidence for evolution?
A scientific theory requires observable evidence, must be subject to repeated testing, and must be falsifiable.
Evolution meets none of these criteria.
We've been here before. You don't know what you're talking about. I don't understand why you're so opposed to learning. I suggest you read this thread at a slower pace and not just in fragments... but in full sentences.
You're constantly spewing incorrect info and it's not doing anything but wasting your own time.
I was giving you the benefit of the doubt. Perhaps this discussion is above your aptitude. It's the only way to explain why you keep asking the same question over and over when it's well documented as fact everywhere and has been answered in this very own thread.
Answer the question. Where is your proof that Earth is under 20,000 years old? That is your belief, correct?
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