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Creationist logic
Posted on April 9, 2012 by Michael
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Michael holds a BA in Biology with a minor in Philosophy. He likes to spend his free time hiking and defending science, though not usually at the same time. Contrary to popular (but not scientific) belief, the positive and appropriate perception of science is undermined by religion, alternative medicine, the U.S. education system, and most science journalists.
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I would call that a logical fallacy, but that would be insulting the intelligence of a logical fallacy. Without any other facts, the only thing you can say with any certainty is that humans currently share the same planet with crocodiles. With current facts, we know that crocodilians were one of the few clades of reptiles that survived the K-T event, and there were some tiny little mammals running around, maybe a few early early early primates.
I’m preaching to the choir right?
“I’m preaching to the choir right?”
I fear so.
Creationist? Logic? Seeing those two words so close together confuses me….
But wow, that piece of crap is a real doozie.