Articles
Dawkins
is Buggy
By Karl C.
Priest 11-9-2008
According
to the American Heritage Dictionary “buggy”
is a synonym for “crazy “ and “crazy” means
a disorder of the mind. That is an apt description of anyone who
clings to belief in evolutionism especially after they are advised
of the total lack of science behind Darwin’s dogma.
As Dr. Joseph
Mastropaolo so aptly puts it: “Evolutionists are out of touch
with reality and hallucinate that evolution is true. Such hallucinations,
so withdrawn from reality, are the medical dictionary definition
of psychosis because evolution is a fantasy, but not the usual straightforward
kind of fantasy, like the cow jumped over the moon. It is an inverted
fantasy, like the moon jumped over the cow.”
Dr. Richard
Dawkins is a prime example of someone who fervently believes that
the moon can jump over a cow. Dawkins is certifiably “buggy”.
To
my knowledge, Dr. Dawkins has never published a peer reviewed article
about evolution. That hasn’t stopped a steady stream of propaganda
flowing from his deranged Darwinian mind. In The Blind Watchmaker,
Dawkins devotes almost all of chapter three to a (not intended)
hilarious description of a computer program he wrote which he believes
demonstrates how natural selection works (see my article “Let’s
Squash Natural Selection”).
His argument
is dead before it hatches because he has to use a precisely designed
computer to run a program that is based upon an intelligent design.
Really buggy people do not allow details like reality to sway them
so Dawkins proceeds to describe the program’s results.
By programming
the computer to draw a vertical line and then follow programmed
instructions to branch off in various ways (similar to a screen
saver you may see on some computers) an observer can distinguish
figures that resemble something recognizable (like looking a cloud
formations).
Dawkins, acting
as a god (though he would never admit it) chooses a preferred “creature”
to survive and continue the “evolving” process. He (much
to my delight) chose to call his “creatures” insects.
I could not
do justice in describing the insanity of what happens during Dawkins’
creative process so I will let him mock himself in his own words.
“Nothing
in my biologist’s intuition, nothing in my 20 years’
experience of programming computers, and nothing in my wildest dreams,
prepared me for what actually emerged on the screen. I can’t
remember exactly when in the sequence it first began to dawn on
me that an evolved resemblance to something like an insect was possible.
With a wild surmise, I began to breed, generation after generation,
from whichever child looked most like an insect. My incredulity
grew in parallel with the evolving resemblance…Admittedly
they have eight legs like spiders, instead of six like an insect,
but even so! I still cannot conceal from you my feeling of exultation
as first I watched these exquisite creatures emerging before my
eyes. I distinctly heard the triumphal opening chords of Also sprach
Zarathustra (the ‘2001 theme’) in my mind. I couldn’t
eat, and that night ‘my’ insects swarmed behind my eyelids
as I tried to sleep.” (pgs. 59-60)
Folks,
my 18 month old grandson can scribble a more realistic image of
an insect!
The paragraph
quoted above should provide much amusement for anyone with capable
of using logic and common sense, but there is more.
On page 66
Dawkins refers to the “evolutionary creativity of natural
selection, the blind watchmaker.” It’s not the watchmaker
who is blind. Dawkins wouldn’t recognize reality it it was
a wall six inches from his face!
To conclude
the chapter, Dawkins hammers the final nail into his padded cell
with, “When we are prevented from making a journey in reality,
the imagination is not a bad substitute.” To which I would
add, “When an evolutionist is unable to stretch his imagination
he can easily travel into hallucination.”
And we allow
public school students to be brain-washed with evolutionism generated
from spaced out minds like that of Richard Dawkins!
If the above
does not convince you Dawkins (and by association with him—all
evolutionists) are buggy, then perhaps you have inhaled too much
bug spray.
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For more about Dr. Richard Dawkins click HERE.
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