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From My Eyes...
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Scientific Femanomaly | From My Eyes… Scientific Femanomaly From My Eyes… Skip to content Home About Education Engineering, Science and Tech Science of Sexism ← Older posts The Bill Nye vs Ken Ham Debate Posted on February 5, 2014 | 2 comments If you are in Kentucky and have an extra 30 bucks lying around (mainly because you wouldn’t want to donate that money to scientific cancer research or anything like that) then you can go visit the Creation Museum! Quit frankly it seems like a really fun place, especially for kids. If it wasn’t pushed as the ultimate truth, and it were left as a fun children’s playground, I might not be so opposed. The issue is that the founders of the Creation Museum seem to think that scientific theories are just something that you sit around and make up based on what you believe. There seems to be a huge disconnect between understanding the scientific process and how it leads to scientific theory. The museum doesn’t end at creat...
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