
NC_Tigah
| Favorite team: | LSU |
| Location: | Make Orwell Fiction Again |
| Biography: | Warmest climes but nurse the cruellest fangs: the tiger of Bengal crouches in spiced groves of ceaseless verdure. |
| Interests: | Cornucopian ends attained. |
| Occupation: | Physician |
| Number of Posts: | 135729 |
| Registered on: | 9/28/2003 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: So we now know where dogs came from:
Posted by NC_Tigah on 12/29/25 at 4:56 am to RelentlessAnalysis
quote:That would be phenotypic observation.
finch species in the Galapagos Islands, which bore no resemblance to one another.
re: So we now know where dogs came from:
Posted by NC_Tigah on 12/28/25 at 9:12 pm to imjustafatkid
quote:or someone blinded by atheistic faith w/o even recognizing the thing for what it is.
Stating this is a sure way to prove yourself a gullible person.
re: So we now know where dogs came from:
Posted by NC_Tigah on 12/28/25 at 5:53 pm to wackatimesthree
quote:Out of his arse.
Where do you get that information?
Darwinism is founded on phenotypic observation, whereas actual evolution is genetically based.
quote:Correct.
I know, I know. The Bibles genealogy isn't meant to be taken literal huh? It's really a parable, right?
Certainly more so than your increasingly pathetic denial of known poststadial catastrophic outburst floods.
quote:In other words, at least as accurate as science of consensus regarding AGW/climate change, or CV19 as a natural zoonosis spread by raccoon dogs, or children benefitted from the CV19 vax, etc.?
filled with scientific inaccuracies
re: So we now know where dogs came from:
Posted by NC_Tigah on 12/28/25 at 7:22 am to cssamerican
quote:Well, that is not quite true. We know quite a bit about canis evolution. We know quite a bit about prehistoric floods across the Northern Hemisphere. We know quite a bit about BDS, and the flaws in atheistic faith "theory" as well.
Know one really KNOWS.
quote:The OP is not really science. It's more an overtly simpleton pseudorepresentation of evolution
Scence is always changing.
quote:Good Lord.
I asked you for locations and dates
You really are that incapable? Seriously?
Where?
North America: Missoula, Agassiz
Europe: Saalian Glaciation
Asia: Himalayan Region and Russia
ME: Gulf Oasis, Persian Gulf (Agassiz related)
When?
The Persian Gulf catastrophe occurred ~6000BC
quote:Goodness
Lets discuss the holocene transition.
Sea levels rose 1-2 meters per century (or about .6 inches a year).
That's the "global flood" you're leaning on.
:lol:
Again, it's completely literal until we actually know fricking better. We'll, some of us know fricking better...
You actually returned to your sea-level rise stupidity instead of trying to catch up?
Really?
.... Even after suggestions offered here that the floods had nothing at all to do with your sea level premise, and, by corollary, holding you don't understand WTF you're talking about? You still went back your sea level rise nonsense?
There are hundreds of articles detailing prehistoric glacial melts, ice and/or moraine dam failure, and catastrophic outburst flooding secondary to rapid rewarming during the final phase of Termination I.
None of which is related to slow global sea level rise. Although in the case of straits like the Bering, Gibraltar, or the Dardanelles, there may have been salt water flooding as well, as barriers in those areas gave way.
But in the end, not only are you unfamiliar with the science; you were too lazy to do a simple search to educate yourself.
E.g.,
quote:
Here, we present results from comprehensive mapping that demonstrate the existence and final catastrophic drainage of multiple ice-dammed lakes in southern Norway during the Early Holocene, as well as key landforms that detail the course of glacial retreat. We have identified several previously unknown ice-dammed lakes and described three hitherto unknown 15–80 km3-large glacial lake outburst floods. The floods formed mega dunes, large flood bars, canyons and other distinctive features in the impacted areas downstream. We present a relative chronology for the ice-dammed lakes and drainage events that, coupled with existing chronological constraints, allow detailed palaeoglaciology reconstructions in a period of rapid deglaciation.
LINK
quote:No.
Wait, you're calling water levels rising over decades a flood?
You really should read a bit about stadial-interstadial moments in an ice age before you make an arse of yourself.
re: Vader’s Model Desk: Grumman F6F Hellcat
Posted by NC_Tigah on 12/27/25 at 5:29 pm to Darth_Vader
quote:You do great work!
Vader’s Model Desk: Grumman F6F Hellcat
Beautiful model.
Veritas vincit
re: Girlfriends are better than wives
Posted by NC_Tigah on 12/27/25 at 4:30 pm to Damn Yanks
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Women are a lot of fun if you just remember to not marry them
quote:Projection is a thing.
What a bunch of weirdos.
quote:Says the person who doesn't "believe" massive worldwide floods occurred during the YoungerDryas - Holocene transition?
There it is.
Everything's literal until science proves it to be bullshite.
:rotflmao:
No. "Everything" in the Bible is not literal. Not now. Not ever. The Bible even occasionally points that out for the reader.
The fact you'd take the antithetical view though, and allow such a view to interfere with known science .... the Bible says it, therefore it cannot be true .... is a sort of BDS .... Bible Derangement Syndrome.
quote:Not really. Luke does the best he could at extrapolating based on temple records. Ussher extrapolated based on Luke. Neither accounted for allegory.
Bible traces Jesus's lineage back to Adam
quote:
I've done the math
quote:you're joking?
Name the locations and dates.
Snow and ice melts resulted sudden catastrophic flooding at numerous points worldwide with the end of the most recent stadial. You didn't know that?
quote:100%
offensive? i find it lazy, laughable, and embarrassing,
quote:No it doesn't remotely seem reasonable. It's an antievolution troll. Canis (dogs, etc) definitely evolved, but not IAW that bullshite AI creation.
It seems reasonable.
re: Sage grouse are gone from North Dakota
Posted by NC_Tigah on 12/26/25 at 5:29 pm to weagle1999
quote:Good.
Sarcasm noted.
The Sage Grouse is so threatened, so endangered, so rare, that there is an annual open hunting season for Sage Grouse in Wyoming.
Does that register?
The unmitigated gall it takes to intimate that species endangerment, in the case of the Sage Grouse, should upend energy development, ranching, etc. is breathtaking. Goodness!
quote:Actually, that is an insult to shite.
they really fling shite against the wall?
The largest Eutherians (predecessors to Canis) to survive the asteroid impact (K-T event) were barely the size of hamsters.
quote:Sounds like a Harris 2024 joke.
I haven't been able to cope with life since the Dodo went extinct.
re: What’s everyone’s take on the current economy?
Posted by NC_Tigah on 12/26/25 at 12:44 pm to finchmeister08
quote:He's an idiot!
Him: “Bread is up 40%!”
CPI Year-Over-Year Changes (Nov 2024 => Nov 2025)
All items (total CPI): +2.7 %
Food overall: +2.6 %
General groceries: +1.9 %
Cereals & bakery products (category that includes bread): +1.9 %
Bread (detailed category within cereals & bakery): +1.7 % over the year
White bread specifically: +0.7 %
Other bread types (non-white): +3.0 %
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My take on the economy is it absolutely sucks for 20-somethings.
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