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Answering Unanswerable Questions for Evolutionists | Reacteria

Forrest Valkai

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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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20 Comments

@ValkaiLabs Creator 2 years ago Pinned

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@clayhamilton3551 2 years ago

I hate the fact that “evolutionist” is even a word.

@TiMatheist 2 years ago

"Have you seen a mountain form?"
Yes. Look at a mountain, it's forming right now, albeit slowly.

@loveless131 2 years ago

I really like the reply: "If Americans came from the British, why are there still British?" It's both hilarious and relatable enough that I think anyone who isn't entirely willfully ignorant can understand it.

@teamcyeborg 2 years ago

"Why doesn't new life show up in a jar of peanut butter?"
Who says it doesn't? You clearly haven't seen the inside of my dad's fridge

@al4nmcintyre 2 years ago

"Rubbing God out" sounds like something one shouldn't look up on the internet without safe search turned on.

@D3NN15mk 2 years ago

It's truly impressive how the Et al family are so prominent in virtually every scientific domain. What a gift to mankind they are!

@chibbersthesquirrel6189 2 years ago

The moment someone's question for "evolutionists" involves asking them about the big bang, they sort of give away that they don't actually know anything about evolution.

@renejaensch8723 2 years ago

"What caused her?" You mean Lisa the Rainbow Giraffe? (leaf be upon her)

@glenngriffon 2 years ago

A car requires a driver. Therefore I have a tiny person in my brain steering me

@sullivanpecharka3830 2 years ago

Forrest has single handedly made me fall in love with biology. I was raised in a homeschool creationist environment, never thought id actually love science.

@iknownothingwillingtolearn 2 years ago

They clearly say "Stupid scientists can't answer", so they mean "Our scientists from the Discovery Institute can't answer these."

@gensanitygames 1 year ago

"Have you ever seen a British person give birth to an American?"

Me, a first generation American child of two British immigrants: uhhhhhh

@Kickiusz 2 years ago (edited)

"If the current year is 2009, the world can't be older than 2009 years. That's why it's 6000 years old."

@michaelbondt8202 2 years ago

how is a universe that tries to kill us at every turn "fine tuned"?

@xander2853 1 year ago

Q: “Why don’t you believe in god?”
A: “the same reason that you don’t believe in anybody else’s god.”
Absolute perfection.

@JustinVanTrump 2 years ago

"Have you seen electricity?" Considering I've seen sparks and lightning, I can say with 100% certainty that the majority of people have seen at least one form of electricity

@alexanderkelly2517 2 years ago (edited)

14:07 I feel so bad for that Acrocanthosaurus skull in the background... Imagine spending over a hundred million years in the darkness of solidifying rock and gradually turning to stone yourself... Only to be unearthed by an ape trying to convince other apes they aren't apes and your time period never existed.

@rickkcir2151 2 years ago

I love how creationists don’t seem to grasp that there are different fields of science. It’s like going to a dermatologist and asking them questions about pancreatic cancer.

@atimidbirb 2 years ago

For those that don´t know, the Texas sharpshooter fallacy is a concept based around a cowboy shooting at a wall and then drawing his target around the hole created.