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Started this discussion. Last reply by Little Name Atheist Jun 29, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes

How do I give a message of bravo or support for a partcular group whilst not being a meber of that site. The reason I ask is because I would have liked to have given a cheer to the Atheists who were…Continue

The mindset of Muslims and other religious Fundementalists.

Started this discussion. Last reply by david hartley Jun 23, 2010. 12 Replies 0 Likes

I put a blog post up because of a need to post a link to a site and a discussion by some very well informed and qualified people but was kindly informed by another Nexian (?), that blog posts are…Continue

The lack of requirement for an inner ear in a non-rotating planet.

Started this discussion. Last reply by Jason Spicer Oct 27, 2009. 41 Replies 0 Likes

IF and it's a big if, we were on a non rotating yet orbiting planet the dinosaur would not have needed an inner ear. It's only on a rotating planet such an instrument of balance would be needed.Once…Continue

The presence of warm blooded features in cold blooded 'saurs

Started this discussion. Last reply by david hartley Oct 15, 2009. 9 Replies 0 Likes

Could dinosaurs have been mammalionOr in other words; somebody take a look at the duck billed platypusContinue

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david hartley replied to Agner J Santiago's discussion 'Help with understanding the supernatural discussion'

Thanks for the link it's an excellent essay!

May 18, 2011

david hartley commented on golnaz's group 'Feminist Atheists'

Just found this on the blog 'Get Your Boehner Out Of My Uterus' not knew but worthy of drawing attention to. http://youtu.be/BoLL6Zqc-Qo

May 17, 2011

david hartley liked Hemant's group 'Friendly Atheist' May 17, 2011

Apparently the young lady was trolling on the link i posted, or so she claims. It is also starting to be claimed she's an Atheist. This shou

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Can't manage to upload the video but will add the link at the end. just listen to this crazy young woman, it's enough to make one weep http:

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david hartley replied to John Loq's discussion 'Islam is EVIL'

And christianity believes that somebody else should be murdered for their 'sins'. The f ing lot of them are lunatics. What the hell are we going to do about them?

Jul 22, 2010

david hartley replied to david hartley's discussion 'Black American musical heritage, and it's appreciation everywhere but black America.' in the group Funk Soul Society

You are the one that started the insults Bill, what I like in a way can be seen as the DNA of black music in America. So to say that we are just 'a bunch of northern kids' looking back in retrospection may have some merit. Yet I feel that…

Jul 22, 2010

david hartley replied to Little Name Atheist's discussion 'Husband of Words Association'

or is it Hitari

Jul 22, 2010

david hartley replied to Little Name Atheist's discussion 'Husband of Words Association'

I find this terribly racist as the cake walks were but whatever we habve to take a look at ourselves.

Jul 22, 2010

david hartley replied to Little Name Atheist's discussion 'Husband of Words Association' Jul 22, 2010

NoSacredCow replied to david hartley's discussion 'Black American musical heritage, and it's appreciation everywhere but black America.' in the group Funk Soul Society

Well if this is the first time you've seen me actling like this then you really must think about why. Notice I said you were acting like a wanker not that you are a wanker. Personally I don't care about your proclivities. I have a younger…

Jul 22, 2010

david hartley replied to david hartley's discussion 'Black American musical heritage, and it's appreciation everywhere but black America.' in the group Funk Soul Society

Why? That really is childish Bill, how churlish of you. This is the first time i've seen you acting like this. Thought we liked music an' all, you do trealise that with your last statement.................well, deary me.

Jul 21, 2010

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About Me: Left school with no education as one would now view, but still is'nt that stll the case. To the effect that one can and did find that when the squeeze came one was the first to be dismissed. So a potted emloyment history.Raised two children, I feel fairly successfully, much to be proud of.
So just concentrating on education at the moment but have been known to visit the occasional tavern,all work etc and as a newcomer to the net i am starting to find sites such as this and make the first tentative steps at entering into the debate

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Trying to comment on religious posts on youtube.

Posted on July 4, 2010 at 11:07am 3 Comments 0 Likes

I took up one of the links on A/N and wandered of into religious la la land. One uploader got my goat a little so i tried to reply in a reasoned way, like you do. He has uploaded a number of videos but the two I attempted to take him to task for were one about trying to make Noah's Ark explainable through science and reason (I know WTF straight away), and the other trying to assert Atheists have a dogma and are comparable to Nazis. So I brought up the matter of the Catholic church's…

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I simply did not know where to post this, and i don't know if you've seen it before.

Posted on June 23, 2010 at 4:11am 4 Comments 0 Likes

Having been brought up by Catholics i find the similarities between the behaviour patterns in all three Abrahamic faiths seriously, seriously disturbing. I'm just going to put up a link i found in Jihad Watch from 2006 not knowing if it's old news. Even so as the goatherders begin to force sharia law upon this country it is perhaps even more relative today. Incisive, scholarly and a very thought provoking discussion.… Continue

The inconvenience of history.

Posted on June 21, 2010 at 7:36am 0 Comments 0 Likes

The reason the Abrahamic triumvirate commits genocide against stone age tribes ie: Australia's aboriginals, is because it eradicates our history as well. We too were hunter gatherers as well and in the attempted cultural and in many cases actual genocide of such peoples covers this up from a historical perspective. I really do not know the bible that well but as far as i understand it do they not go from Adam and Eve to extant agricultural and urban societies in a couple of chapters. So…

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A Bedtime Story For Evolutionists And All Other Non-Believers.

Posted on October 16, 2009 at 4:49pm 4 Comments 0 Likes

If as I am proposing that somewhere in our history we were a non rotating orbiting planet. Could I not take this opportunity to add a dash of imagination to the proceedings and take you to a land far far away where the moon was the cause of mass species extinction.

Now children if we're sitting comfortably Mother's hour is about to begin.

So; once upon a time we had a globe with one land mass upon it. Now we all know what happens to mass on a rotating object do you remember going to… Continue

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At 1:56pm on May 16, 2011, Ruth Anthony-Gardner said…: Greetings, david! I'd like to invite you to a group where we talk about anything on our minds, Hang With Friends. :D

At 4:18pm on August 19, 2010, Loren Miller said…: I have heard a few performances of the Concerto in F, but the one that truly works for me is an OLD one: Kostelanetz conducting, Andre Previn at the keyboard.

The two of them make the whole thing WORK ... and the cakewalk in the 2nd movement? It sure as hell STRUTS!

At 7:49am on July 22, 2010, Loren Miller said…: I like the cakewalk as a style of music. George Gershwin wrote one into the second movement of his Concerto in F, and I really enjoy the way it STRUTS.

At 7:07pm on July 5, 2010, Richard Healy said…: Did you find it okay? Was it all that you were hoping for?

At 2:27pm on July 4, 2010, Richard Healy said…: Oh that - be warned, the youtube comment system is all messed up. even I've lost track of who is replying to who.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPD2op6R4Cc

Try clicking "see all" and "see all" again.

Scroll to the bottom, and read from the bottom up, however, replies to a comment, counter intuitively hang underneath comments so you start reading down the page again.

At 3:17am on July 2, 2010, Richard Healy said…: We're an under-represented bunch here: The Brits, it's true.

It is ironic, that I so often spend so long on the front page just reading the forums and going to the groups, that I didn't find your message to me on my page until just now! :P

So pleased you are enjoying the Academic Earth website. I was listening last night to a lecture about the Doppler Effect.

At 5:20pm on June 23, 2010, Adia Lynette said…: It's OK. I wasn't worried.

At 12:53pm on October 28, 2009, Jason Spicer said…: No worries, David. Like I said, I like your inquisitive spirit. Curiosity is one of the best parts of life. It can be frustrating to bump up against orthodoxy, no matter where you find it, but at least in science, orthodoxy is usually backed up by a lot of evidence and research. Not always, but usually, and over time, theories either firm up or are discarded (or more likely, modified). For something like evolution, there are still plenty of questions that haven't been answered, but the broad strokes seem to be pretty solid. The Yucatan impact seems to have solid evidence behind it from a variety of angles, so I think it's highly likely that it's the right explanation. That said, we don't have videotape of the event, so I'm sure there are details we'll never know.

As to attention deficit, I don't struggle with that (at least, I don't think so), but one nice thing about Wikipedia is that you can kind of jump around in it and pick things up in bite-size chunks. I rarely read an entire Wikipedia entry; I usually skip around from section to section, looking for answers to specific questions. Give it a shot. Nobody's asking you to write a book report. :)

At 6:38am on October 26, 2009, Chrys Stevenson said…: Nice to meet you David.

At 11:10am on October 22, 2009, Cara said…: I love reading the discusions you've added so far. I don't have much of a science background, yet at the same time a great deal of passion for it. When I ask questions, it's mostly out of curiosity. Thanks for your replies.