More lies. You casually went out and "got" a copy of a $400 book. Even a used paperback copy is $65 IF and that is a great big IF you can find one. They are generally bought up for the next semester even before the previous semester begins. If you were going to lie, then you should have researched it a bit. You could have said that you went to the library and looked at it in the reference section (since it could not be checked out) and then you might have been believable. Unfortunately, you have been caught in another lie. And then you complain about being called a liar.
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Quote by: starboy I looked through that book and I could find no place where it said that a single human cell of any kind was a human being. I then asked you to tell me where in that book it supported that claim and you did not provide it to me. |
(“Contemporary scientific precepts accept as a given that human life begins at
conception.” ( Keith L. Moore & T.V.N. Persaud, The Developing Human(PAGE 14) (5th ed. 1993)
If you should ever actually look at the book. I noted the page in the original citation. You will note that in the citation that you brought forward the page number was clearly noted in proper bibliographical form.
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Quote by: starboy You are the one making the claim and at least this one cited source did not support your claim. And you lack the honesty to admit it. After that fiasco of yours I was not going to waste my time and money on your other citations. |
Agin, caught it a lie.
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Quote by: starboy But I do not need citations because my point is and continues to be common knowledge. I do not need to cite that people know the difference between a chicken egg and a chicken. And the fact that you would think that such a thing needs a citation indicates just how silly, stupid and bankrupt your claim is.
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It is quite obvious that you are the only one that doesn't know. I don't see any of your pro choice buds jumping on the "egg is not a chicken" bandwagon because I produced clear evidence that upon fertilization, it clearly is a chicen. That you don't grasp the concept, is a reflection on your cognitive abilities, or should I say dissabilities?
If you ever actually walk into a library on a medical school campus (the only place you are likely to find the book) you might also check out the 6th edition of the book.
"This highly specialized, totipotent cell marked the beginning of each of us as a unique individual." --Keith L. Moore & T.V.N. Persaud. The Developing Human: Clinically Oriented Embryology, 6th Edition, 1998
I know that you want to be right, and that you are willing to tell any manner of lie in an effort to fool people into thinking that you are right, but quite simply, you aren't. You don't know enough biology to even know what you don't know and it is evidenced throughout your entire argument. Your arguments have an immature, childlike quality. Learn some biology and come back. If you actually know something, this won't be such a tedious process.