Evolutionist goes CRAZY when Ken Ham says This | Reacteria

Forrest Valkai, a biologist who teaches science on the internet, embarks on a quest to endure videos from people who claim everything he studied in college is wrong. Will he be convinced by creationist claims? Or will he remain steadfast in his study of science? Let's find out!

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[jaebird]

As a former homeschooled kid in the Bible Belt I truly, from the bottom of my hearts bottom, appreciate your content.

[andrewphilos]

Ken Ham: "The Bible couldn't have precise dates on it, because otherwise those dates would be wrong."
Also Ken Ham: "The Bible has precise ages in it, which can be added together to find the precise starting date of the earth."

[Thoron_of_Neto]

When I was taking Calculus in college, I had a professor pull me aside, and ask how I was verifying my answers. I told him, and he looked at me, and chuckled, and asked "have yiu always struggled with math?" After I nodded he asked me, "how do you expect to get the right answer, of the only way you know to verify your answer, is to rearrange the equation? A wrong answer doesn't look any less wrong, when all you do is rearrange the thing, to give you the same answer twice.

That is creationism in a nutshell. They have to rearrange the question, so that their answer comes out the same every time, but it will still be wrong every single time.

Thanks for being awesome!

[fishcious]

Ken Ham's Question: "How do you get people to believe in an impossible process?"
Answer: "Start sending them to church as little kids in order to indoctrinate them."

[CDN_Bookmouse]

People like Ken Ham don't make me GO CRAZY with the nonsense they say, they mostly just make me feel really really tired.

[marcwilson]

Ken Ham: "The eye is perfect evidence of design." Forgets he is wearing glasses

[killianseraphim]

I grew up a young earth creationist, and Ken Ham was one of the main sources of my “scientific” information. It’s taken years into my adulthood to know enough about evolution to realize how crazy I sounded as a kid back then reciting his words to people, thinking I was being smart and edgy. These videos have done a lot to help with that, and I’m glad people like Forrest exist.

[Aerythraea]

Crazy?
I was crazy once.
They locked me in a church.
An evangelical church,
An evangelical church with creationists.
Creationists make me crazy.
Crazy?

[freddanfly]

I don't call myself evolutionist. I am calling myself a science accepting humanist that happen to be an atheist.

[Soapy-chan_old]

"I suggest picking up chess to learn thinking ahead"

Savage

[jacks.]

As someone who was publicly grilled at 12 years old by several adults during bible class for telling a friend at school that I believed evolution could be true while they simultaneously worshipped this guy, seeing all the videos of him getting completely ripped apart is extremely cathartic

[EattheApple]

But believe in an invisible man in the sky who is going to punish you if you don't give Ken money.

[williameubanks]

Today while sitting in Chicago Ohare airport, I saw a very familiar hairdo. Sure enough there was Forrest Valkai. Once I mustered the gumption to go say hello and tell him that I enjoyed his content, the dude let me sit with him and we talked about a dozen different topics for almost 2 hours. If anyone wonders if Forrest really is the guy he portrays online, I would testify that he very much is. Awesome dude and super easy to talk to. I was having an awful morning and in a couple hours my spirits had been lifted. Thanks for being awesome Forrest and safe travels.

[stevieduggan]

I watched the Nye, Ham debate. When Bill was asked the question he said "good evidence"

I like what Tim Minchin said:
" Science adjusts it's view based on what's observed. Faith is the denial of observation so that belief can be preserved. " 🇬🇧🇺🇸💜😇

[shmick]

As an Australian, I was shocked and embarrassed when I discovered that this guy is Australian.

In this country he’s a massive minority. It’s probably why he moved to the USA in the first place.

From all Australians, we’re sorry.

[lucy]

Speaking of flat earthers, one posted a super-zoom video on YouTube from a mountain viewpoint that showed the top of a skyscraper in a city about 80 miles away. There was a small ridge of hills obscuring the lower 3/4 of the tower.

I got out some topographical maps and trigonometry and used that video to calculate the circumference of the earth. My figure was off by 0.9%.

They turned off comments on the video.

[Mr-DNA_]

It always makes me smile when Forrest releases a new video.

[drkxl]

"I'm right"
"How do you know this?"
"Well, if I wasn't right, I would be wrong! So, I could be wrong, but set that aside for a moment. If I'm not wrong, then I'm right, which means I'm right, because I'm actually right!"
"Sure thing buddy. Keep telling yourself that. And then you'll wake up all sweaty!"

[Inxx]

"Doubt everything. Assume nothing." Best advice for the crazy times we live in!

[shimaspawn]

Did you just give this a science teacher “I’m not mad I’m just disappointed out of ten”?