Don't know of any rc.comers who have died as a result of bad advice, no. I hope I never come to know of such a person either. I suspect a strong liklihood of a lawsuit if it ever does happen.

But climbers dying from things like Texas rope trick?

Absolutely. HAS happened, to one of the best, even.

Your right.

So was Darwin

um, i'm not so sure about that. it seems that the more scientists learn about micro-biology, the more it's starting to poing to intelligent design. conversely, i see little evidence pointing toward intelligent design when it comes to the TRT, but i guess it will help with natural selection.

Pastors and preachers have been saying this for 50 years. I've never heard anyone else say it though. So, source please, and one in a scholarly journal, not a religious publication.

Make science to fit your mold?

check out ben stein's documentary "expelled: no intelligence allowed". it scratches the surface. and i'm not talking about god here. religion, no thanks. not 4 me. in my eyes, i.d. doesn't have to be about god at all, but rather about intelligent life. is that such a stretch. we make machines and computers. that's essentially what we are. we're just make out of different materials. anyone who can't see any possible validity in that has their head shovel so far up their own ass that they don't need shades at the beach.

Well, Stein linked Darwinism to the Holocaust. Somehow, I think that there was a grave misinterpretation of the theory to have guided the atrocity.

Well, Stein linked Darwinism to the Holocaust. Somehow, I think that there was a grave misinterpretation of the theory to have guided the atrocity.

A common misconception of Darwinism is that species are transitional - they are on their way to something else. Not true - each has become more or less well suited to a particular environment. A bacterium in a culture is not "advancing" to drug resistance. Rather, when an antibiotic is added to the culture, those that are less affected by it survive in the new environment. Survival of the fittest does not mean survival of the strongest, or the swiftest, or even the most intelligent. Rather, it means survival of the traits that resulted in greatest reproductive success in a given environment.

call it cam release trick but not TRT cause this has nothing to do with TEXAS.

unless you are some redneck who want to credit this trick to some southern boys.

check out ben stein's documentary "expelled: no intelligence allowed". it scratches the surface. and i'm not talking about god here. religion, no thanks. not 4 me. in my eyes, i.d. doesn't have to be about god at all, but rather about intelligent life. is that such a stretch. we make machines and computers. that's essentially what we are. we're just make out of different materials. anyone who can't see any possible validity in that has their head shovel so far up their own ass that they don't need shades at the beach.

check out ben stein's documentary "expelled: no intelligence allowed". it scratches the surface. and i'm not talking about god here. religion, no thanks. not 4 me. in my eyes, i.d. doesn't have to be about god at all, but rather about intelligent life. is that such a stretch. we make machines and computers. that's essentially what we are. we're just make out of different materials. anyone who can't see any possible validity in that has their head shovel so far up their own ass that they don't need shades at the beach.

Stein has publicly denounced the theory of evolution, which he and other intelligent design advocates term "Darwinism," declaring it to be "a painful, bloody chapter in the history of ideologies," "the most compelling argument yet for Imperialism," and the inspiration for the Holocaust.[22][23] Stein does not say belief in the theory of evolution alone leads to genocide, but that it is a necessary component.[24] He co-wrote and stars in Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, a film that aims to persuade viewers that the theory of evolution is partially responsible for the eugenics movement, the rise of Nazi Germany, and the Holocaust, and portrays advocates of intelligent design as victims of religious discrimination by the scientific community, which has rejected intelligent design as creationist pseudoscience.[25][26][27]

The general media response to the film has been largely unfavorable. It received a 10% meta-score from Rotten Tomatoes. Multiple reviews, including those of USA Today and Scientific American, have described the film as propaganda.[25][26][27] The Chicago Tribune's rating was "1 star (poor),"[28] while the New York Times described it as "a conspiracy-theory rant masquerading as investigative inquiry" and "an unprincipled propaganda piece that insults believers and nonbelievers alike."[26] One of the few positive reviews appeared in Christianity Today.[29] Noted evolutionary biologist and atheist Richard Dawkins has strongly criticised Stein's film in an open letter on his website.[30]

In a Trinity Broadcasting Network interview with Paul Crouch Jr. regarding Stein's movie,[31] Stein made the following statement about science and religion:

Stein: When we just saw that man, I think it was Mr. Myers, talking about how great scientists were, I was thinking to myself the last time any of my relatives saw scientists telling them what to do they were telling them to go to the showers to get gassed … that was horrifying beyond words, and that’s where science — in my opinion, this is just an opinion — that’s where science leads you.

Crouch: That’s right.

Stein: …Love of God and compassion and empathy leads you to a very glorious place, and science leads you to killing people.

Crouch: Good word, good word.

Your an IDIOT