re: Science the Enemy
Jason P Erickson (eric0394@maroon.tc.umn.edu)
Sun, 9 Feb 1997 18:53:01 -0600 (CST)
Aubrey
> I remembered that someone had said they were going to get their own
> scientist in regards to a rebuttal to my team of scientist. I would welcome
> that. I would begin by asking them: "Of all of the elements known to man,
> why are 92 of them naturally made and the others artificially created by
> man?" In other words, some folks have said, that given time, all of the
> elements can be formed eventually. Well, how come 'Chance' missed the
> elements that we created artificially through Nucleosynthesis?
> Elements that do not appear anywhere else in the universe.
>
> [Science & Earth History, Arthur N. Strahler, Prometheus Books, Buffalo,
> N.Y., page 100.]
>
[J.P.]
It's very simple, Aubrey. The man-made elements are extremely unstable.
They undergo radioactice decay and form more stable elements.
And another thing, as long as you have Strahler's book, why don't you try
reading it? You could learn a lot from it. At the very least, stop trying
to make it say things that it doesn't say. Dr. Strahler would probably be
sick if he knew how you are abusing his work.
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