• steemitboard (66)in #animals • 6 years ago

  RE: Snail shell after a fire

  Congratulations @pyroteuthis! You received a personal award! Birthday! - You are on the Steem blockchain for 2 years! You can view your badges on your Steem Board and…

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• andre-ager (60)in #news • 8 years ago

  RE: Small town in Minnesota Allows Satanic Monument In City Park

  Most definately so

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• wakeupnd (68)in #news • 8 years ago

  RE: Small town in Minnesota Allows Satanic Monument In City Park

  I'm saying it's not exclusively a religious symbol and to believe that a cross can be used only in the form of religious expression is just retarded. What's next ban candles…

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• wakeupnd (68)in #news • 8 years ago

  RE: Small town in Minnesota Allows Satanic Monument In City Park

  Actually the Cross is a pagan symbol from the Romans but who gives a shit about history

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• monkimo (52)in #life • 8 years ago

  RE: America's Finest City is actually Chemtrail City.

  Your opinion on this is garbage. Keep it to yourself.

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• wakeupnd (68)in #news • 8 years ago

  RE: Small town in Minnesota Allows Satanic Monument In City Park

  Like I said before the cross is not being represented as a religious symbol in this instance but rather a grave marker. Free speech zones only exist in Narnia and liberals minds.

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• mobbs (75)in #sciencepic • 8 years ago

  RE: Beautiful Mystery Insect (#Sciencepic)

  Great detective work =D It looks like it might be invasive from Australia but I can't find much info on the matter

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• mobbs (75)in #sciencepic • 8 years ago

  RE: Beautiful Mystery Insect (#Sciencepic)

  THAT'S THE ONE! I've been wanting to know this for a week! How on earth did you get it? Upvoted your comment with everything i've got

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• davidwilliams (48)in #photography • 8 years ago

  RE: Mole salamander (Ambystoma talpoideum)

  Nice camouflage. Are their eyes functional? Or are they vestigial? Seems kinda useless under all the debris they hang out under.

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• davidwilliams (48)in #introduceyourself • 8 years ago

  RE: Hello Steemit. Evolutionary biologist introducing myself and I brought a gift.

  I'm glad you came out of the shadows! Followed you excitedly!

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• adialam (59)in #photography • 8 years ago

  RE: Metallic long fly

  Thank you and I will try to find it

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• ashim (39)in #insects • 8 years ago

  RE: Beutiful morning with my nature friends 😍

  Thanks keep in touch i will show you another my great post

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• kassie-vegas (45)in #introduceyourself • 8 years ago

  RE: Hello Steemit. Evolutionary biologist introducing myself and I brought a gift.

  Welcome to steemit hope you enjoy it here!! Followed. Follow me back 😘

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• nawir (44)in #macro • 8 years ago

  RE: Yellow caterpillar : Macro Photography

  thank up vote

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• lordrocco (36)in #science • 8 years ago

  RE: Ken Ham on Nite Line

  Ok, I stand corrected on the fallacy thing, provided you are not actually standing on these predictions as proofs. But to say that everything we have learned about biology for…

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• bsameep (53)in #introduceyourself • 8 years ago

  RE: Hello Steemit. Evolutionary biologist introducing myself and I brought a gift.

  Hi and Welcome, Steem is an awesome community to share and discuss ideas. I too like to study evolution (only as a hobby), but my angle is not just biology but including other…

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• lordrocco (36)in #science • 8 years ago

  RE: Ken Ham on Nite Line

  That is a fallacy of affirming the antecedent (I think). It’s not enough to say "if X is true then we predict Y; we see Y therefore X is true." This approach fails to acknowledge…

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• joeyarnoldvn (67)in #science • 8 years ago

  RE: Ken Ham on Nite Line

  How does information and DNA evolve from nothing?

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• mobbs (75)in #identification • 8 years ago

  RE: PROOF

  This is great to hear! If you're scientifically minded and intereted in STEM-based posts, feel free to follow and join '@steemstem', there is also a #steemstem chat group! Full of scientists

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• joeyarnoldvn (67)in #science • 8 years ago

  RE: Ken Ham on Nite Line

  There are billions of lines of DNA code and the differences between the codes between people and monkeys is less than one percent. There are some millions of lines of DNA…

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