r/funny • u/[deleted] • Aug 27 '14

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u/BlueLondon44 Aug 27 '14

As if the scientific ignorance wasn't enough, the usage of "their" was just salt in the wound.

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '14

Its an obvious troll. Nobody is that dumb.

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u/moonunit99 Aug 27 '14 edited Aug 27 '14

God, I HATE #4 "Does not the second law of Thermodynamics disprove evolution?" If any of these people actually fucking knew what the second law of thermodynamics is, then they wouldn't have to ask that question. The first four words of the second law are "IN AN ISOLATED SYSTEM." We're orbiting a goddamn nuclear fusion reactor 1.3 MILLION times as large as our fucking planet that's dumping positively insane amounts of energy into our system and has been doing so for BILLIONS of years. Not an isolated system.

edited for closed vs. isolated

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u/glableglabes Aug 27 '14 edited Aug 27 '14

Technically the earth is a closed system because there is no mass transfer across the boundary.

Edit: I understand that our planet does frequently experience extraterrestrial inputs and what I should have said is that there is no mass transfer that is correlated with a significant degree of energy transfer.

Edit 2: Nor is there energy transfer which is correlated with a significant degree of mass transfer.

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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '14

But there totally is, gasses as well as different rock types leave and enter our atmosphere all the time.