Scientist Reacts to "Natural Selection Debunked" | Reacteria

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  @thefudgejudge6962 · 1 year ago

  There is no way that she isn't aware of how bad a decision wearing a fedora is

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• EN

  @enricogattone432 · 4 years ago

  These guys are the best demonstration that natural selection is blind, no intelligent design could possibly have had them in mind 😂

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• MH

  @mhoover · 2 years ago

  I can drink milk. I'm a mutant. John thinks that makes me a monster.

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• LA

  @LaurenElizabethYT · 3 years ago

  If humans really age, then why have I never seen my little cousin turn into an adult over night??? Hmmm?! No way small changes could ever add up to large changes over time.

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• IW

  @Iwannagoliveinthewoods · 4 years ago

  I've decided that smart scientists angry debunking stupid bullshit is my new favorite genre of content. More please

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• TO

  @tomduckworth6430 · 4 years ago

  Judge: “Did you murder that man?”<br>John: “Of course not, death doesn’t exist”

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• PO

  @potterlover96 · 4 years ago

  I always love how you can tell the level of frustration Forrest is experiencing by the level of sass he comes out with. Prime example:<br>&quot;When was the last time you observed the creation of a human out of dust or a rib, John?!&quot;

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• NU

  @Nuggette · 3 years ago

  The fun thing about the whole &quot;we can&apos;t make computers as intelligent as humans therefore God!&quot; is that the second we do such a thing they&apos;ll just flip it &quot;See?! An intelligent creature had to design an intelligent computer therefore God!&quot;

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• JF

  @jf9660 · 4 years ago

  &quot;Just because we haven&apos;t figured something out doesn&apos;t make it magical&quot;<br><br>Best phrase

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  @dr.gwendolyncarter · 4 years ago

  These are same type of people that &quot;just have questions&quot; but will reject any answer they don&apos;t agree with, regardless of the facts.

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  @oMnr · 4 years ago

  &quot;They&apos;re putting their faith in a process that they haven&apos;t observed&quot; &nbsp;well isn&apos;t that ironic lol

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• CO

  @CockerelOfficial · 1 year ago

  Best way I&apos;ve heard it described is like this.<br><br>If I had to write a random thirteen letter phrase every second, it would take 75 trillion years to get to TOBEORNOTTOBE. If I keep the correct ones if they randomly come up (Like a T at the start, or a B in third place, even if the rest of the letters are incorrect) and reroll all the incorrect letters, it would take me 5 minutes.

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