Video about cells and what scientists used to think about the past
www.youtube.com...
It would seem these days that they are still teaching people in schools that they have "plant" DNA and "bacteria" DNA in them. As evidence for
this claim, the textbooks claim people have cells in them which were "swallowed" by other cells at some point in the past. They claim this is
because we were at one time more like plants, and even before that point we were more like bacteria than humans. They say in the past that a plant
cell "swallowed" the bacteria cell, or that one bacteria cell swallowed another bacteria cell, and that led to evolution or is somehow a mechanism
that would make macro-evolution possible. They claim the plant cells or Eukaryotes somehow directly came out of bacteria cells or Prokaryotes. They
call this the "endosymbiosis" components of the theory of evolution.
Well, this was all proven as nonsense back in 2003 when for the first time in history, scientists found a free-floating organelle inside a primitive
cell.
Sorry, you don't have "plant" DNA in you. Just because plants came later than bacteria doesn't mean plants came directly out of bacteria, or that
plants were created by bacteria cells swallowing each other. In fact, if this actually did ever occur, the swallowed cell would be instantly
destroyed.
Scientists have found an organelle - an enclosed free-floating specialised structure - inside a primitive cell for the first time
New discovery contradicts theory of evolution.
news.bbc.co.uk...
Finding a self-contained organelle inside a prokaryote is a puzzle as it suggests that the evolution of cells - the basic building blocks of
higher organisms - may have to be reconsidered.
and-
photo.minghui.org...
Oh #, a major evolutionary theory down the toilet!
The Endosymbiosis Hypothesis and Its Invalidity. The new discoveries throw doubt on the idea it could ever be possible
www.darwinismrefuted.com...
So do you still belive your great great grandfather was a bacteria flagellum?
[edit on 16-5-2008 by Hollywood11]