In which Matzke & Pallen directly contradict your claim that evolving bacterial flagella in a lab “is how scientists have been trying to falsify Behe’s claim”:
Scott Minnich speculated in his testimony that studies on flagellar evolution need not be restricted to sequence analysis or theoretical models, but that instead this topic could become the subject of laboratory-based experimental studies. But obviously, one cannot model millions of years of evolution in a few weeks or months.
(My emphasis)
It’s almost as though you don’t read the articles before posting them.
He just flat out lies, then lies again to distract from his previous lie. And these people cry and moan that without theism there isn’t an objective morality.
Hi John
For asking if you are making stuff up I apologise. The tone of people conflating two of my claims looked like bad faith to me. I will assume for now you had mistaken two different claims to be the same.
They are different claims. The first claim is theoretical as it is clearly speculative. The second claim is based on work being done. Matzke’s work is what I had in mind backing the second claim.
I am not in a hole John. I am dealing with misunderstanding the best I can. You can reject my explanation but I think you are just kidding yourself that these claims are the same. They are clearly not.
We can accept that you’re not trying to lie. You’re just very bad at expressing what you mean to say. Might I suggest that you pay more attention to your words and perhaps make sure before posting that you say clearly what you mean? You need this more than anyone else who posts here.
Yes, but you should know that I am the second person to point this out explicitly, not the first. You ignored or perhaps failed to understand the first attempt to point it out, though everyone else got it. You might search for that post.