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721.
by barking 10y ago
I am not trying to have an argument with anyone. I'd never even heard of ring species before today
722.
by barking 10y ago
The lack of intermediate species was something that i had thought was a big flaw in the theory of evolution. In my question, I don't think that I stated that as a fact but certainly suggested that I thought it was true. As a result of
723.
by barking 10y ago
Well this author says that there are no ring species https://whyevolutionistrue.wordpress.com/2014/07/16/there-ar...
724.
by barking 10y ago
There are no known examples of ring species it seems https://whyevolutionistrue.wordpress.com/2014/07/16/there-ar...
725.
by barking 10y ago
You sent me off on a tour of the internet about this topic that I'd never previously heard of and it ended here: https://whyevolutionistrue.wordpress.com/2014/07/16/there-ar... There are no known example
726.
by barking 10y ago
Are you sure that you actually read what i wrote?
727.
by barking 10y ago
>Criticism of evolution isn't sensible, it's ignorant I am not criticising evolution. I'm not qualified to do that. It seems like it is the best explanation yet to explain the diversity of life on this planet. Personally,
728.
by barking 10y ago
That makes sense to me. Take two groups of animals from one species and put them in different environmental conditions, isolated from the other for long enough (maybe millions of generations?) and eventually you will end up with 2 distinct
729.
by barking 10y ago
I don't think that being either helpful or charitable were motivations behind your comment.
730.
by barking 10y ago
That makes sense thanks. I'm not sure how a mutation that prevents breeding would be disseminated from the animal in which it occurred?
731.
by barking 10y ago
The black moths could still mate with the peppered variety so they're still the same species just different 'breeds', perhaps, so is this really evolution? I am a layman but one criticism of the theory of evolution that seems
732.
by barking 10y ago
If it was France it would probably be a delicacy.
733.
by barking 10y ago
That's true, I'm not the most sociable of people and a lot of what makes cities attractive is wasted on me. When I moved to the country it was the libraries and the bookshops I missed. Today with broadband and amazon, I don'
734.
by barking 10y ago
I live in a rural location. I could not financially afford that micro apartment but I consider the people who live in it far worse off than me.
735.
by barking 10y ago
28 pounds (lbs) or just under 13 kg
736.
by barking 10y ago
Losing two stone in weight would do it for me.
737.
by barking 10y ago
I tried it but it doesn't like my ip (vpn) and makes me do a captcha before every single search. I have switched to duckduckgo, I can understand that they have reasons for doing that but it make it unbearable.
738.
by barking 10y ago
I see you backed up your comment
739.
by barking 10y ago
The squeaky wheel gets oil. I would say that people who are less acquiescent will get more tests, sooner, especially in a scenario where demand outstrips supply. Women tend to be better in that way in my experience, men are more easily fobb
740.
by barking 10y ago
you're damned if you do and damned if you don't then
741.
by barking 10y ago
Some people are advising that duckduckgo can say that they are not tracking you but being based in the USA could be made to do so by the NSA.
742.
by barking 10y ago
Thanks I get it now. It would be interesting to know if the chap who reported being connected to, with 2FA on, had restricted access via the whitelist or had left it the way mine was. I suspect the latter. However I am so paranoid at the mo
743.
by barking 10y ago
I presume you are referring to the password? Why would it be probably generated on the server? That would mean that the server would have to pass the password back to the host computer for display. Whereas the host computer would only ev
744.
by barking 10y ago
Very good point. I've seen that. Or a piece of malware that checks if teamviewer is running (or maybe even opens it), reads the id and password from the window and sends those home
745.
by barking 10y ago
Maybe I have 2 factor authentication set up wrong or am missing something but here is what I have just noticed. I ran teamviewer on 2 computers. The teamviewer windows appear. On neither instance do I log into my teamviewer account, so I do
746.
by barking 10y ago
You'd be referred to as a big girl's blouse round here.
747.
by barking 10y ago
Makes sense to me what you say. People often say that knowing latin is good if you want to study medicine. It's ridiculous. Learning a list of 100 relevant latin root-words would likely achieve as much.
748.
by barking 10y ago
I am impressed by both you and china radio. Are you part of a community of esperanto speakers or is it a solitary pursuit?
749.
by barking 10y ago
Too lazy to check if it's still a thing but iirc way back there used to be shortwave radio programmes in esperanto
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