jmfsct vs. Science

[Mechaman]

Science/Science all the way.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

jmfascist wins in a repeat of 2004.

[phk]

interestingly, jmf is an engineer.

[Dr. Cynic]

interestingly, jmf is an engineer.

So's my finacee, but she doesn't act like jammyjams. If she did, I don't think I could marry her

[memphis]

Sadly, science would lose in an epic landslide.

[Swing low, sweet chariot. Comin' for to carry me home.]

am I suppose to have contradictions with science?!  there isn't anything in EE that I have a contradiction with.  In fact, I can't even think of a single scientific observation or reproducible experiment I am in disagreement with.

but I do disagree with a lot of the nonscientific assumptions of many "scientists"

[??????????]

Being scientific =/= anti-religion.

[Linus Van Pelt]

Religious craziness + applied science profession like engineering or medicine is actually not an uncommon combination, though religious craziness + actual research scientist is.

[Badger]

Religious craziness + applied science profession like engineering or medicine is actually not an uncommon combination, though religious craziness + actual research scientist is.

Ding! Ding! Ding! Correct answer!

Oh, and the optimist in me says Science/Science (though Jmfct sweeps most the south and grain belt)

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

Religious craziness + applied science profession like engineering or medicine is actually not an uncommon combination, though religious craziness + actual research scientist is.

Ding! Ding! Ding! Correct answer!

Oh, and the optimist in me says Science/Science (though Jmfct sweeps most the south and grain belt)

He'd absolutely mop up in the heartland of OH.

[Badger]

Religious craziness + applied science profession like engineering or medicine is actually not an uncommon combination, though religious craziness + actual research scientist is.

Ding! Ding! Ding! Correct answer!

Oh, and the optimist in me says Science/Science (though Jmfct sweeps most the south and grain belt)

He'd absolutely mop up in the heartland of OH.

The thought had crossed my mind. How do you think he'd do in North Hills?

[Swing low, sweet chariot. Comin' for to carry me home.]

Religious craziness + applied science profession like engineering or medicine is actually not an uncommon combination, though religious craziness + actual research scientist is.

Well, your jmfcst history is a bit sketchy:  My schooling in engineering came before my salvation.  And I did work in a lab and even published a paper and gave speeches at symposiums.  But engineering didn't pay enough and was too full of introverted nerds, so I left the industry in 1994 and went into energy trading and risk analysis so I could be better paid and work around better looking women.  Of course, now I have to put up with quants and figuring out how to model and simplify their drivel, but all in all it was a good career decision.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

Sadly, science would lose in an epic landslide.

This is America. We do Bible here. If you wanna live here, learn it.

[Joe Kakistocracy]

am I suppose to have contradictions with science?!  there isn't anything in EE that I have a contradiction with.  In fact, I can't even think of a single scientific observation or reproducible experiment I am in disagreement with.

How about the scientific observation that over 50,000 animals, 2 million insects and 8 humans (one of whom was over 800 years old) could not live in a wooden boat with dimensions of 45ft. x 450ft. x 75ft. at an altitude of 29,055ft. for a year, and subsequently repopulate the planet?

[Swing low, sweet chariot. Comin' for to carry me home.]

am I suppose to have contradictions with science?!  there isn't anything in EE that I have a contradiction with.  In fact, I can't even think of a single scientific observation or reproducible experiment I am in disagreement with.

How about the scientific observation that over 50,000 animals, 2 million insects and 8 humans (one of whom was over 800 years old) could not live in a wooden boat with dimensions of 45ft. x 450ft. x 75ft. at an altitude of 29,055ft. for a year, and subsequently repopulate the planet?

if you're talking by purely natural means, I would agree with you.  But the story of Noah's Ark is about God's means, and "with God all things are possible." (Mat 19:26) 

When considering the vastness of the creation of the universe, certainly it is 100% logical to count such a task as the account of Noah as trivial for God.  On the flip side, it is 100% il-logical to believe God incapable of the task.

[Swing low, sweet chariot. Comin' for to carry me home.]

BTW, is there a reason why my stage name is repeatedly misspelled jmfSCt instead of jmfCSt?!

[Swing low, sweet chariot. Comin' for to carry me home.]

am I suppose to have contradictions with science?!  there isn't anything in EE that I have a contradiction with.  In fact, I can't even think of a single scientific observation or reproducible experiment I am in disagreement with.

How about the scientific observation that over 50,000 animals, 2 million insects and 8 humans (one of whom was over 800 years old) could not live in a wooden boat with dimensions of 45ft. x 450ft. x 75ft. at an altitude of 29,055ft. for a year, and subsequently repopulate the planet?

if you're talking by purely natural means, I would agree with you.  But the story of Noah's Ark is about God's means, and "with God all things are possible." (Mat 19:26) 

When considering the vastness of the creation of the universe, certainly it is 100% logical to count such a task as the account of Noah as trivial for God.  On the flip side, it is 100% il-logical to believe God incapable of the task.

Also, not sure I understand your comment regarding the difficulty of living at an altitude @29k feet during the flood… Since the sea level would rise to 29k feet, pushing the air up along with it,  the air pressure @29k feet would be roughly identical as the pressure at a normal sea level.

[opebo]

BTW, is there a reason why my stage name is repeatedly misspelled jmfSCt instead of jmfCSt?!

I don't think there's any ulterior motive, its just that people don't ascribe a meaning to your name, so they don't type it so carefully.