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Re: Chicken, or the Egg?
In my humble opinion, I was taking the fun out of the topic somewhat. Which is partly why I insisted on us ending the debate. (Although I do hope some ...
Feb 8, 2012 -
Re: -Quiffin's Ultimate Tip Guide-
Pokes. I hope I haven't put you off. =/
Feb 7, 2012 -
Re: Knowing the end before writing?
If you don't know how your story is going to end, how are you going to structure and pace it well? I suppose the obvious answer is 'lots of rewrites ...
Feb 7, 2012 -
Re: Is there a maximum number of words for novels?
Don't go the vanity publishing route. It won't sell. Bookstores and the like won't stock the book, and the 'publisher' won't advertise your book. No one will read your book ...
Feb 7, 2012 -
Re: Chicken, or the Egg?
Evolution has been witnessed in the modern world. Google 'evolution witnessed'. There's lot of information on it. All creatures are transitional creatures. That's something creationists don't seem to
Feb 6, 2012 -
Re: Chicken, or the Egg?
The former evolutonist (what a horrible term) you are referring to is likely Michael Behe. He likes to make a big deal about how his arguments aren't based in religion, ...
Feb 6, 2012 -
Re: Chicken, or the Egg?
There's no real proof against it. Yes, there are some (incredibly biased) people that try to say there is, but their arguments are factually incorrect. Much of the time they ...
Feb 6, 2012 -
Re: Chicken, or the Egg?
National Geographic is entertaining rubbish aimed at the lowest common denominator. It has no scholarly or intelluctual grounding. Yes, the internet can be unreliable, but these sites I'm talking abou
Feb 6, 2012 -
Re: Chicken, or the Egg?
How are videos any more credible than the internet? =/ Not to mention that my sources are actual scientists, not people with a pre-concieved religious bias (who are therefore not ...
Feb 6, 2012 -
Re: Chicken, or the Egg?
The Internet. There's lot of science-based websites out there run by scientists. I used to have a real interest in evolution. =) Almost studied it at university, but ended up ...
Feb 6, 2012 -
Re: Chicken, or the Egg?
It's a scientific fact. I mean - it's been witnessed in modern days, not to mention we can see it in the fossil record and even DNA. There isn't a ...
Feb 6, 2012 -
Re: Chicken, or the Egg?
The egg. Two very-almost-but-not-quite-chickens got funky, and out popped an egg, inside which was another very-almost-but-not-quite-chicken. Rinse and repeat, getting ever so slightly closer to a 'tr
Feb 6, 2012 -
Re: free reviews all around
lol, well as you're offering, I'd appreciate any feedback on the first chapter of Foxes - which can be found here: Note, though - it is rated 18 for naughty ...
Feb 5, 2012 -
Re: Is there a maximum number of words for novels?
Only very well establish authors can sell novels that big, I'm afraid. As a first time author, 170,000 is completely unsellable - especially for the YA market. Consider splitting it ...
Feb 5, 2012 -
Re: Is homosexuality a psychological disorder or is it inate?
I am good friends with someone who was very gay during his teens, but through help and therapy decided to fight his homosexuality. He now has a wife and is ...
Feb 3, 2012
