I'd expect it to be lower.....JimC wrote:I would expect the % in Australia to be similar to the UK...
Public acceptance of evolution - international picture
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Could be a bit less, I guess, but there's no big-deal evolution-is-the-work-of-the-devil movement here that I am aware of...Clinton Huxley wrote:I'd expect it to be lower.....JimC wrote:I would expect the % in Australia to be similar to the UK...
That only occurs in islamic countries and America...

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Jim, I was thinking more of some kind of consequence of the Founder Effect...
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I am slow tonight (very tiring day at work), so I do not quite get your no-doubt brilliant, erudite and witty remark...Clinton Huxley wrote:Jim, I was thinking more of some kind of consequence of the Founder Effect...

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I'm wild just like a rock, a stone, a tree
And I'm free, just like the wind the breeze that blows
And I flow, just like a brook, a stream, the rain
And I fly, just like a bird up in the sky
And I'll surely die, just like a flower plucked
And dragged away and thrown away
And then one day it turns to clay
It blows away, it finds a ray, it finds its way
And there it lays until the rain and sun
Then I breathe, just like the wind the breeze that blows
And I grow, just like a baby breastfeeding
And it's beautiful, that's life

And I'm free, just like the wind the breeze that blows
And I flow, just like a brook, a stream, the rain
And I fly, just like a bird up in the sky
And I'll surely die, just like a flower plucked
And dragged away and thrown away
And then one day it turns to clay
It blows away, it finds a ray, it finds its way
And there it lays until the rain and sun
Then I breathe, just like the wind the breeze that blows
And I grow, just like a baby breastfeeding
And it's beautiful, that's life

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And this is why there are more "life size" Noah's Arks in Yuurp than in Merka?JimC wrote:Could be a bit less, I guess, but there's no big-deal evolution-is-the-work-of-the-devil movement here that I am aware of...
That only occurs in islamic countries and America...
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Ken Ham reference maybe?JimC wrote:I am slow tonight (very tiring day at work), so I do not quite get your no-doubt brilliant, erudite and witty remark...Clinton Huxley wrote:Jim, I was thinking more of some kind of consequence of the Founder Effect...
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I drive by one once a week.Gawdzilla wrote:And this is why there are more "life size" Noah's Arks in Yuurp than in Merka?JimC wrote:Could be a bit less, I guess, but there's no big-deal evolution-is-the-work-of-the-devil movement here that I am aware of...
That only occurs in islamic countries and America...
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leo-rcc wrote:I drive by one once a week.Gawdzilla wrote:And this is why there are more "life size" Noah's Arks in Yuurp than in Merka?JimC wrote:Could be a bit less, I guess, but there's no big-deal evolution-is-the-work-of-the-devil movement here that I am aware of...
That only occurs in islamic countries and America...

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I would, but I can't stop on the motorway to do so.Gawdzilla wrote:leo-rcc wrote:I drive by one once a week.Gawdzilla wrote:And this is why there are more "life size" Noah's Arks in Yuurp than in Merka?JimC wrote:Could be a bit less, I guess, but there's no big-deal evolution-is-the-work-of-the-devil movement here that I am aware of...
That only occurs in islamic countries and America...
Here is a picture I found of it online:
This could also be the 70 meter one, as this guy has built a smaller one first and is still working on the full size one.
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Are you sure you don´t just have them there in case of flooding?leo-rcc wrote:I drive by one once a week.Gawdzilla wrote:And this is why there are more "life size" Noah's Arks in Yuurp than in Merka?JimC wrote:Could be a bit less, I guess, but there's no big-deal evolution-is-the-work-of-the-devil movement here that I am aware of...
That only occurs in islamic countries and America...

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I note he cheated. The barge was NOT part of the original specs. (Of course he could have wanted one that ACTUALLY FLOATED!)
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Yes he cheated, he cheated on the small size one and he cheats on the full size one as well.Gawdzilla wrote:I note he cheated. The barge was NOT part of the original specs. (Of course he could have wanted one that ACTUALLY FLOATED!)
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And I bet that wood isn't second hand. What a waste of trees. Hang on... Remind me what the biggest waste of trees is... That's right, the printing of the book that story came from.
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Where's Israel in that picture, I wonder...
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