No, Bill Nye Doesn't Think We're Martians

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[fireflyf]

Allow to to express my complete shock and surprise that Todd's video has comments disabled. :/

[mikeyvester]

Ken Ham's Noah''s ark display is a testament to the fact the flood never happened.

[Thamerlife]

I fucking hate how condescendingly handsy Ken Ham can get. See how he pets Bill like a kid @ 1:11

[MahRiiNoo]

Awesome channel man, been checking out your videos lately.

[MarkLucasProductions]

I sometimes wonder, quite seriously, that perhaps these people aren't actually 'lying' but that they are truly less cognizant of the meanings of words and phrases than other, more intelligent people tend to be. After all, as children we used to always be misunderstanding what people were saying because we'd apply our own very limited mechanisms of interpretation yet still feel sure we understood.

[ConductiveFoam]

Gotta love Ken's look of "gotcha" when Bill talked about proving. Man, those guys' delusions seem endless. oO

[goldbyrd]

Why is Bill still bothering with Ken Ham?

[Darfail]

...they're STILL going on about Piltdown Man? Epic.

[nunyabisnass]

He said there was a process it could be proven to be true. Not that he said he could prove it to be true.

Its one thing when we have the benefit of knowing what Nye's position is (since he's been repeating it for years). Its another thing for others to willfully misrepresent his position, by taking his interrupted statements out of context.

[DjVortex-w]

_"you'd have a fucking shipload."_

Citation needed! (For the translation, that is.)

[pilgrimpater]

Why the surprise? If creationists can quote mine they will have no trouble video mining.

[joegillian]

Do they lie, or do they deliberately misunderstand? Is there a difference?

[redsparks]

Great video. The problem was Bill's choice of words. It appears to me that Bill was under pressure and that may have lead to his poor choice of words. The other guy was listening for key words to steer the conversation in his direction such as the word "prove" at approx 1:08 in the video. It would of been better if Bill had said "test".

[EdwardHowton]

At least he has the courtesy of calling his own show 'wretched', the fucking animate colostomy bag.

And I prefer the whole 'If you put together all the pieces of Noah's Ark that have been discovered you could build the damn boat twice over' thing, myself. That, of course, is when the 'ark' they find isn't a fucking stone mesa with no fucking interior to it...

[MostorAstrakan]

Well, the chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one, he said.

[yellowsquashbanana]

I like how they claim that we got nothing from government spending on science. They know disproving something is pretty valuable too, right? We didn't disprove a hypothesis by failing to fund studies on it. It isn't cloak and dagger.

Wretched seems like an appropriate name for that show.

[DimlerTheDark]

does Todd Friel remind anyone else of Max Headroom?

[Blackmark]

Nye should have been much more careful with his words. Even speaking to non creationists, he shouldn't be saying things like "you and I are descendants of martians" when he means that if life developed on Mars it is plausible that it could have found it's way to Earth.

[nameisinuse]

went over to Wretched to see what was there. All comments where disabled. go figure.

[ChipArgyle]

Someone pulled a science hoax once, therefore the magic man in the sky is real. Great believer logic there. Get back to us when you've learned how to think.