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Originally posted by DaRAGE
Well what i want to know is where our ancestors are...Because the Neanderthal has been proven to NOT be our ancestors.....so where the hell are our ancestors huh? dig me up a fossil...i want to see one.
These exhibits trace evolutionary thought as it has developed over time, pausing to ponder the contributions of scientists and thinkers including Aristotle, Darwin, Wallace, and many others.
Originally posted by BlackJackal
You know I will not sit here and say Evolution is a bunch of crap or will I say that it is right. There is simply not enough evidence to argue one way or the other.
What I beleive is simple:
Human life is much to complex to have happened all on its own there had to be some form of intelligent design. Whether that form of intelligent design made us into monkeys and made us to where we could evolve or whether we have always been like we are now is irrelevant.
To think we all happened by chance is the same as thinking an arrowhead formed by chance. No it didn't something intelligent shaped it the same way we have been shaped.
There is simply not enough evidence to argue one way or the other.
Goodman and colleagues used computer methods to analyze the amount of similarity between 97 important human and chimp genes and as many of the same gene sequences as are currently available for less-studied gorillas, orangutans, and Old World monkeys.
The results suggested that within important sequence stretches of these functionally significant genes, humans and chimps share 99.4 percent identity. (Some previous DNA work remains controversial. It concentrated on genetic sequences that are not parts of genes and are less functionally important, said Goodman.)
Using the DNA data, the researchers argue that humans and chimp lineages evolutionarily diverged from one another between five and six million years ago. Many other genera more distant to people, some squirrels for example, include groups of species that have diverged from one another far earlier�many between 7 to 11 million years ago. Species groupings should be equivalent between different groups of animals, said Goodman. "An objective yardstick is the age of origin of a branch [of animals]," he said.
Originally posted by ZeroDeep
There is simply not enough evidence to argue one way or the other.
Two Questions.
Can I ask you which religions exactly believe in creationism?
How is thier not more evidence sided on Evolution than Creationism?
Deep
Well maybe there was evolution, and that works....but there definately, i think , was some genetic tampering with US, that made us this unique and different.....