Originally posted by WeRpeons
reply to post by earth2
I don't really prescribe to Darwin's theory of evolution.
But parts of living creatures are constructed of intricate components with connections that all need to be in place for the thing to work, controlled
by many genes that have to act in the proper sequence. Natural selection would not choose parts that did not have all their components existing, in
place, connected, and regulated because the parts would not work. Thus all the right mutations (and none of the destructive ones) must happen at the
same time by pure chance. That is physically impossible.
Yes, it's impossible. And if that were the actual theory, you might have a point. But it's not, and you don't.
Look into the evolution of the eye sometime. Starts out just a generally photosensitive bit, and gradually develops improvements until you've got an
eyeball.
Helps to actually know the subject, not just the religious nut claims. It's like trying to talk about a trumpet but knowing only about kazoos.
Doesn't work.
