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Originally Posted by Kev
But the they aren't trying to "figure out" where humans came from at all. They are just trying to find evidence to support the theory they believe. If they were honestly looking for that answer with an open mind, then it wouldn't be futile.
The irony is, if they were to prove the theory correct, then they would (if they had any common sense at all) realize that they just spent x amount of years of their life (in some cases their whole lives) proving that they have no life beyond the current one. hmmm.
It's like someone deciding that they are going to prove that a human can't survive under water, then submersing themselves in the ocean for 3 hours, and eventually drowning. Sure, anyone can argue they accomlished something, but where do they go from there? Oh right, nowhere, they're dead.
I guess the advantage these ones have is that if they were to succeed in proving evolution, they can then take the remaining years for life left and invest them into something like, oh... I don't know, maybe how to extend human life, because they are going to need it to make up for the time they just lost.
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Wow. What a strange argument. It's kind of hard to argue with that kind of logic (and no, not because it's so "right").
I've got a question for ya. If all these scientists are wasting/have wasted their lives studying evolution, what made them do it? Are they stupid, or is there something sinister at work here that has made all these millions of people waste their lives?
Oh, and just as an aside... I know you think science is a waste of time but they have proven one thing and for your own safety I think you should know it -- it wouldn't take 3 hours to prove that humans can't survive under water.