This was brought to the front of my mind during dinner discussion today.
About a month ago, I traveled with my family downstate to accompany my younger brother and finish as an assistant coach for our math team, the state competition for which was held at a major university. During some of the downtime we had, I met up with an old friend and decided to check out a molecular biology etc. exhibit. In the same building of that exhibit were many fossils, all bearing plaques describing their supposed evolutionary relationships and the millions-of-years business necessarily accompanying that text. I'm not sure if it was accidental, but the poster on the entry doors gave a message so ironic that we laughed throughout the exhibit for which we had actually come.
The message? "Believe the impossible."
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Absolutely precious.
Check the sign for signs of alteration.
There may have a time hundreds of millions of years ago when the sign read, "Believe the Possible".
I can believe the message, there are things I would never have thought possible until this despicable government took over in my country and now you can quite safely say, believe the impossible.
LOL, EC.
You're being tongue-in-cheek, I presume, Steve?
Very true, English Rose. As a matter of fact, I was just reading your blog - the least I can say is that I'm very thankful not to be in your situation.
Hannah,
Evolution happens where you'd least expect it...amongst those that have no further to go.
- Steve
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