Humor in Science and Theology

[Laura]

[Paraleptopecten (Timothy Campbell)]

Or a gaseous product.

[MarkD (A Whateverist, not a Christian)]

@Laura, is Tim gaslighting you here?

[Laura]

I don’t remember enough from chemistry class to tell.

[Paraleptopecten (Timothy Campbell)]

I suppose that one could be the reaction vessel as well or a solid catalyst.

[bness2 (Bryan Ness)]

[bness2 (Bryan Ness)]

[SkovandOfMitaze (Mi)]

[bness2 (Bryan Ness)]

[St.Roymond]

@bness2

Go, kid, go!

[Mervin_Bitikofer]

[jpm (Phil McCurdy)]

[Terry_Sampson]

[bness2 (Bryan Ness)]

[bness2 (Bryan Ness)]

[SkovandOfMitaze (Mi)]

[bness2 (Bryan Ness)]

[Terry_Sampson]

• This is a real flying pig:

• This is not; it’s just a pig with a pilot’s license and equipment, albeit dated.

[jpm (Phil McCurdy)]

I suppose the first is a flying pig, the latter a pig flier. I always look at pictures like the first, and can’t help but wonder how the musculature would work, how they got the extra set of limbs, why mammals have feathers, and so forth. Goes for angels and unicorns as well.

[MarkD (A Whateverist, not a Christian)]

But … but … but huskies are dogs. A thing like this could put me off enjoying meat dishes.

Remember Jane Goodall said chimps are not her favorite species, dogs are. They are morally and emotionally higher beings than we are. (Only I said the second part.)