I am coining a new term and a new belief system. That is haudofficinaism, or the belief that there are no factories out there producing the goods that end up in our stores. (This phrase comes from the Latin roots of haud, which means no and officinaism, which means workshop. I may shorten the phrase later, but for now I'm going with that one.) I have noticed that most of the goods within retail stores are labeled with things like Made in China. Personally I have never been to China, I have never seen these alleged factories in action with my own two eyes, nor have I seen this place called China. But based upon the works of Darwin, and others who are working in the same field, I do know that basic molecules are able to rearrange themselves without a creator, or even a model to copy, plus life can come from non-life and something can spring up out of nothing. Therefore I believe that all toys, tea kettles, etc., etc., are the direct result of evolution and that the factories, which some claim actually exist, are nothing more than the results of deluded, superstitious minds. In time all of the objects we see will have lives of their own, from the G.I. Joe action figures kids play with, to the razor with which I shave, they are simply not that evolved yet.

Anyone who disagrees with me on these matters is deluded, very low on the intelligence scale and quite possibly crazy as well. If you know of anyone who is teaching their children that their pencil came from a factory, that it did not evolve, then they are basically subjecting their child to child abuse and it is up to you to report them for their crimes. Please join with me in getting haudofficinaism into scientific class rooms through out the world so we can expose everyone to my wonderful new theory. I can not prove that I am correct, but that doesn't matter when it comes to science, all that matters is that the majority seems to support my position. Thank you in advance for your help in these matters. :thumb:

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