S saumilsingh Inactive Galvanizer Mar 3, 2009 #41 F|0ccY said: Interesting, that question coming from an American - whom btw, 52% of them don't believe in Evolution:rofl: Click to expand... Intelligent design ftw.
F|0ccY said: Interesting, that question coming from an American - whom btw, 52% of them don't believe in Evolution:rofl: Click to expand... Intelligent design ftw.
superczar Keymaster Mar 6, 2009 #42 Interesting, that question coming from an American - whom btw, 52% of them don't believe in Evolution Click to expand... Unfortunately, more than 52% in our country have not even heard of evolution, let alone believe in it
Interesting, that question coming from an American - whom btw, 52% of them don't believe in Evolution Click to expand... Unfortunately, more than 52% in our country have not even heard of evolution, let alone believe in it
W whacky_rohan Inactive Contributor Mar 6, 2009 #43 Q: Do you have perfume in India? ( France) A: No, WE don't stink. Click to expand... :rofl: :rofl:
F F-0ccY Inactive Explorer Mar 6, 2009 #44 superczar said: Unfortunately, more than 52% in our country have not even heard of evolution, let alone believe in it Click to expand... What? I seriously doubt that.
superczar said: Unfortunately, more than 52% in our country have not even heard of evolution, let alone believe in it Click to expand... What? I seriously doubt that.
superczar Keymaster Mar 6, 2009 #45 What? I seriously doubt that. Click to expand... Mate, we have a 61% literacy rate, so you get 39% right there.. GIven that literacy is defined as . the ability to read and write a simple sentence in any language. Click to expand... I don't thin you need me to tell you that understanding evolution comes further down on the scale
What? I seriously doubt that. Click to expand... Mate, we have a 61% literacy rate, so you get 39% right there.. GIven that literacy is defined as . the ability to read and write a simple sentence in any language. Click to expand... I don't thin you need me to tell you that understanding evolution comes further down on the scale
F F-0ccY Inactive Explorer Mar 6, 2009 #46 superczar said: Mate, we have a 61% literacy rate, so you get 39% right there.. GIven that literacy is defined as . I don't thin you need me to tell you that understanding evolution comes further down on the scale Click to expand... OK, I guess they must have not heard of the word evolution, but they surely believe in it (maybe in a different language).
superczar said: Mate, we have a 61% literacy rate, so you get 39% right there.. GIven that literacy is defined as . I don't thin you need me to tell you that understanding evolution comes further down on the scale Click to expand... OK, I guess they must have not heard of the word evolution, but they surely believe in it (maybe in a different language).
