Comments for CGSCO .net http://cgsco.net Better Living Online Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:24:48 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Intelligent Design: Natural Selection And Mental Health by shldflght http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2270 shldflght Mon, 06 Sep 2010 20:24:48 +0000 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/#comment-2270 @Dralzun Hmm that seems to be a more logical argument. I gladly concede this one to you sir with the addition of the officials mirroring the belief systems of whoever the voter majority is as well. @Dralzun Hmm that seems to be a more logical argument. I gladly concede this one to you sir with the addition of the officials mirroring the belief systems of whoever the voter majority is as well.

]]> Comment on Intelligent Design: Natural Selection And Mental Health by Dralzun http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2269 Dralzun Mon, 06 Sep 2010 19:31:59 +0000 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/#comment-2269 @shldflght Thanks. I just wish people in general knew more about the benefits of a strong education system. Maybe then, they would understand the gravity of their actions and the left would stop victimizing the officials... @shldflght Thanks. I just wish people in general knew more about the benefits of a strong education system. Maybe then, they would understand the gravity of their actions and the left would stop victimizing the officials…

]]> Comment on Intelligent Design: Natural Selection And Mental Health by szmako http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2268 szmako Mon, 06 Sep 2010 19:03:11 +0000 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/#comment-2268 SUPER!!!!!!!!!!! SUPER!!!!!!!!!!!

]]> Comment on Intelligent Design: Natural Selection And Mental Health by burnhippiesforfuel http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2267 burnhippiesforfuel Mon, 06 Sep 2010 18:39:49 +0000 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/#comment-2267 darwin hinted at the possibilities of his theory to develop profound understanding of nature and ourselves demonstrated in this bit of conversation. my anxiety (which is substantial) has been ben salved not only by the understanding of the reason discussed, but by the realization that it is, in fact, part of something far beyond me. darwin hinted at the possibilities of his theory to develop profound understanding of nature and ourselves demonstrated in this bit of conversation. my anxiety (which is substantial) has been ben salved not only by the understanding of the reason discussed, but by the realization that it is, in fact, part of something far beyond me.

]]> Comment on Intelligent Design: Natural Selection And Mental Health by Tapiola2007 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2266 Tapiola2007 Mon, 06 Sep 2010 17:46:05 +0000 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/#comment-2266 Fascintating discussion! The explanatory power of evolution by natural selection is the only one out there that makes everything in the natural world make sense. Best thing of all is we know it's a fact! Fascintating discussion! The explanatory power of evolution by natural selection is the only one out there that makes everything in the natural world make sense. Best thing of all is we know it’s a fact!

]]> Comment on Intelligent Design: Natural Selection And Mental Health by chessfan6 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2265 chessfan6 Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:47:53 +0000 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/#comment-2265 @mazk1985 that's a bit extreme dont ya think? I mean most religious people im sure are good people. As long as they don't harm anyone who cares what they believe in? They might be wrong, even obviously wrong but there's no need to be obnoxious and mock their beliefs. @mazk1985 that’s a bit extreme dont ya think? I mean most religious people im sure are good people. As long as they don’t harm anyone who cares what they believe in? They might be wrong, even obviously wrong but there’s no need to be obnoxious and mock their beliefs.

]]> Comment on Intelligent Design: Natural Selection And Mental Health by mazk1985 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2264 mazk1985 Mon, 06 Sep 2010 16:32:40 +0000 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/#comment-2264 @chessfan6 I'm sorry I used strong language. Truly. I don't normally speak out harshly but religion was and still is to some degree a form of control just like debt nowadays is a form of control. Religion, thank God, doesn't exert the kind of influence it once had but my anger from the Earth's current shitty condition got the better of me and I was sick and tired of living in a horribly corrupt world full of liars and cheats. Religion was created to control man and I despise all forms of control @chessfan6 I’m sorry I used strong language. Truly. I don’t normally speak out harshly but religion was and still is to some degree a form of control just like debt nowadays is a form of control. Religion, thank God, doesn’t exert the kind of influence it once had but my anger from the Earth’s current shitty condition got the better of me and I was sick and tired of living in a horribly corrupt world full of liars and cheats. Religion was created to control man and I despise all forms of control

]]> Comment on Intelligent Design: Natural Selection And Mental Health by S0lidShade http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2263 S0lidShade Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:43:48 +0000 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/#comment-2263 @DigitizedSelf dude, 'ability to survive to sexual maturity' comes under the 'capacity to reproduce' -they're one and the same thing. That's basically where I'm coming from. Reproduction is always selected for, e.g. If it happens to be that the ability to dodge lions is conducive to finding a mate (making babies in the future) then agility is favored. @DigitizedSelf dude, ‘ability to survive to sexual maturity’ comes under the ‘capacity to reproduce’ -they’re one and the same thing. That’s basically where I’m coming from. Reproduction is always selected for, e.g. If it happens to be that the ability to dodge lions is conducive to finding a mate (making babies in the future) then agility is favored.

]]> Comment on Intelligent Design: Natural Selection And Mental Health by S0lidShade http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2262 S0lidShade Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:29:15 +0000 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/#comment-2262 @DigitizedSelf Sheep and cows, for instance, have not evolved to escape from humans and live longer as this would not help them to reproduce; farmers ensure that they get to breed for other traits before being slaughtered. @DigitizedSelf Sheep and cows, for instance, have not evolved to escape from humans and live longer as this would not help them to reproduce; farmers ensure that they get to breed for other traits before being slaughtered.

]]> Comment on Intelligent Design: Natural Selection And Mental Health by chessfan6 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/comment-page-1/#comment-2261 chessfan6 Mon, 06 Sep 2010 15:19:18 +0000 http://cgsco.net/health/intelligent-design-natural-selection-and-mental-health/#comment-2261 @mazk1985 Well there are some good forms of control like laws which protect the common good, I'm sure you don't despise that form. I think the problem with Christianity (the only religion I understand well enough to speak about) is that it's just blatantly a lie. Good rational people believe something with so many contradictions and flaws. I agree churches have too much power over people, but I would be ok with that if there were two shreds of evidence to support the damn thing... @mazk1985 Well there are some good forms of control like laws which protect the common good, I’m sure you don’t despise that form. I think the problem with Christianity (the only religion I understand well enough to speak about) is that it’s just blatantly a lie. Good rational people believe something with so many contradictions and flaws.

I agree churches have too much power over people, but I would be ok with that if there were two shreds of evidence to support the damn thing…

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