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Crows are pretty damn smart

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Numsgil:
Very true.  

But considering that not even hard line creationists still believe that the Earth is the center of the universe, it hasn't gotten much of a following.  That, and the decidedly non-central location of the Earth in the milky way galaxy.

d-EVO:
In the decidedly non-central location in the Univers.

Still think God created it though.

bacillus:
Ever listened to Stephen Hawking's "The Briefer History of Time"? It has some interesting stuff in it, like that god could only control the starting parameters of the universe, and can only possibly do so in either a 7-dimensional or 12-dimensional universe (don't ask me why, but I'm pretty amazed I still remember that). It also brushed over that problem with the earth being a the center of the universe, with each side looking identical etc. etc., and somehow comes up with a model that we are just sitting on the surface of a four-dimensional balloon (which sort of makes sense in an unimaginable sort of way.)

d-EVO:
I listened to a condensed version of it on you tube, will listen to the full version or read the book when I can
But even Stephen Hawkings can't denny there is an all-powerfull god that created the universe. (And he didnt).

bacillus:
No, but he didn't admit it either. He cleverly stayed on neutral ground.
 The problem is that everyone thinks that science rejects the notion of god, but in reality, as there's not enough facts to say anything definite about the existence of god, it only says that the probability of there being one is not quite 100%.

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