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Originally posted by RadeonGFXRHumanGTXisAlien
Think about it.
Cats, dog etc, have fur, feathers, scales etc to protect them from their natural enviroment, they dont need to live in houses, they are born perfect without dissabilities, due to evolution and the survival of the fittest.
Hell horses on their first day they are born, they are running around, not that i like horses, just pointing it out.
edit on 3-9-2011 by RadeonGFXRHumanGTXisAlien because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by RadeonGFXRHumanGTXisAlien
Yes but those are cats and dogs who are bred.
Those animals were bred, they're not wild, im talking about wild animals, when i say cat, i mean the wild cat, the cat family excluding domesticated cats, and when i say dogs, i mean wolves, hyenas etc, not domesticated dogs.
Most, animals can see well at night,...
Birds build their nests with whats around them,
People CAN live outside...BUT WITH GUNS, humans can't hunt WITHOUT, guns, so it's not living in the wild, it's once again adapting nature to fit with us.
Ok so SOME animals, are born "weak" but they become stronger much quicker than a human, it takes them less than a year to become predators, it takes most, word of the day here people, most...not all..but most humans many years of religious indoctrination and false education, to become predators
Animals are born in perfect balance with the ecosystem, go out on a safari or look in the wild, there are barely any with disabilities, and the ones who do have them, have them due to humans interfering and giving them those disabilities.
We may have been designed for this planet, or have come from another.
Originally posted by juveous
Even though the OP has been ripped apart, this is still an interesting thread.
It's really an argument on Evolution.
Bipedal walking and running are efficient modes of locomotion. People can cover greater distances over time than any other animal. Walking enabled our ancestors to travel into unexplored territory, which in turn led them into new and often dangerous situations.
www.humanjourney.us...
With the freeing of the front limbs, the hind limbs had to adapt to bearing the entire weight of the body. The human back was not originally “designed” to support upright posture (which partially explains why back pains are a common complaint). To support the additional weight, the human pelvis grew thicker than that of the great apes. As a result, the thickened pelvis made the female’s birth canal, the opening through which infants are born, much smaller. While the birth canal was becoming smaller, however, the fetus’s brain and head were growing larger. If there had been no evolutionary correction for this new disadvantage, the human species would have eventually died out because of inefficient childbirth. The evolutionary solution was to have human babies born very early in their development.
Originally posted by Daughter2
Under evolution, a characteristic had to make it less likely to survive for it to die out. I don't see how these things would have made survival less likely.
Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
reply to post by RadeonGFXRHumanGTXisAlien
Did you read my post? I think I mentioned God at least 7 times.
Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
reply to post by RadeonGFXRHumanGTXisAlien
Like I said, I only purport to know that which is clear to see. I seek a middle ground and do not deny the possibility of intelligent design.edit on 4-9-2011 by Donkey_Dean because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by RadeonGFXRHumanGTXisAlien
But what if we didn't evolve?
Caveman used sticks and stones, what if we don't come from them?
We may share some of their DNA, but thats due to genetic engineering, we have the the creators DNA, and the DNA of earths native inhabitants.
Our people, our human people started with the Sumerian's, and they used bows and arrows to fight, they used weapons against the beasts on this planet.
And cats have been domesticated for a long time, all the way back since ancient egypt, the domestic cat, was also engineered for us, they're our companions.