“Creationists are using science to prove that the Bible is true; and they’re doing a more effective job of it than the Evolutionists are proving that The Origin Of Species is true.”

“High-school textbooks represent the worst of evolution education, rehearsing long-disproved evidences such as the peppered moth, vestigial organs, and mutated fruit flies.”

“ID experts are scrupulously secular, and their proposals are neither Christian nor creationist.”

“Darwin’s theory said … that life itself was not created by God, but happened because the right chemicals came together by chance in the ancient ocean.”

“Darwin’s theory says fish evolved, through many intermediate steps, into human beings.”

“If the theory of evolution is true, it would follow that species would not be going extinct because the environment is changing, they’d simply mutate and change with the environment.”

“Even millions of years in the jungle, donkeys would still be donkeys, because they only have donkey genes.”

Jungle donkeys! They’re as common as marine lions and desert manatees, you know.

This list barely scratches the surface. Cao has to some extent afforded herself the paradoxical protection from criticism enjoyed by especially verbose morons: She’s flung out so many lies and misunderstandings that settling on and refuting even 10 percent of them would take far too long, and convince her of nothing.

I wouldn’t hold your breath expecting Cao to respond with any integrity or stop deleting your comments. She’s a crackpot, angry, ignorant, and supremely smug; she speaks with the sort of drunken-preacher bombast that lures other nutbags into the fold—anyone whose emotion-to-reason ratio tops 1,000 is automatically afforded credibility by the Fudd brigade. This allows Cao to gain confidence and keep at bay the reality of her far-flung stupidity. When confronted with someone who is actually informed, she recoils in fear and rage, like all Internet nutzos.