The most groundbreaking scientist you've never heard of - Addison Anderson
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Ponera
He refutes Descartes' idea that only humans had a pineal gland, proving it wasn't the seat of the soul.
That doesn't really follow unless you presuppose that humans are necessarily the only animal that has a soul. It can be alternatively used as proof that, you know, humans aren't the only animals with a soul.
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He refutes Descartes' idea that only humans had a pineal gland, proving it wasn't the seat of the soul.
That doesn't really follow unless you presuppose that humans are necessarily the only animal that has a soul. It can be alternatively used as proof that, you know, humans aren't the only animals with a soul.
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Adriano
The fact that animals don't have a pineal gland does not prove that it's not the seat of the soul though.
And there is lots of evidence that sediment strata don't work like that. Even lab experiments show that it does not sediment by age but by size and composition also.
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The fact that animals don't have a pineal gland does not prove that it's not the seat of the soul though.
And there is lots of evidence that sediment strata don't work like that. Even lab experiments show that it does not sediment by age but by size and composition also.
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Gissie
no it just means he discovered Gods order to things he just didn't glorify God. forgotten that different densities at different layers and floating etc affect what level something would be at mud is not water. density of after changes with depth.
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no it just means he discovered Gods order to things he just didn't glorify God. forgotten that different densities at different layers and floating etc affect what level something would be at mud is not water. density of after changes with depth.
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Keeping
It must be known that most geologists don't believe in strict uniformitarianism anymore. For example, most of the sedimentary layers we find today were most likely made by catastrophic processes than uniform ones.
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It must be known that most geologists don't believe in strict uniformitarianism anymore. For example, most of the sedimentary layers we find today were most likely made by catastrophic processes than uniform ones.
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sujay
beautiful is what we see, more beautiful is what we know, and the most beautiful, by far, is what we don't know
there is something more beautiful that what we don't know; and it is this quote
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beautiful is what we see, more beautiful is what we know, and the most beautiful, by far, is what we don't know
there is something more beautiful that what we don't know; and it is this quote
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COD
when i first saw the title i immediately googled addison anderson before i clicked the video and saw no wikipedia page about him. i was like damn, this scientist surely didnt get much spotlight
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when i first saw the title i immediately googled addison anderson before i clicked the video and saw no wikipedia page about him. i was like damn, this scientist surely didnt get much spotlight
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Sekogas
The most groundbreaking scientist you rarely heard of is Nikola Tesla. It's good the car was named after him, so people start reading about him
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The most groundbreaking scientist you rarely heard of is Nikola Tesla. It's good the car was named after him, so people start reading about him
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WhiteKilt
Hello there. People who kill millions r most recognized by Historians. People who change the World for Good r often overlooked.
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Hello there. People who kill millions r most recognized by Historians. People who change the World for Good r often overlooked.
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