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Originally posted by itsthetooth
reply to post by idmonster
How do you just know this? Are you assuming? Are you a doctor.
No, what you said has been reposted as a quote. What I have posted is what you said. There is no gene that prevents us growing past puberty, let alone 2 dozen.
Watch Pye's vidoe on human genetics I think he explains it best.
The weight of the evidence is now suggesting that not only did birds not descend from dinosaurs, Ruben said, but that some species now believed to be dinosaurs may have descended from birds. "We're finally breaking out of the conventional wisdom of the last 20 years, which insisted that birds evolved from dinosaurs and that the debate is all over and done with," Ruben said.
"This issue isn't resolved at all. There are just too many inconsistencies with the idea that birds had dinosaur ancestors, and this newest study adds to that." Almost 20 years of research at OSU on the morphology of birds and dinosaurs, along with other studies and the newest PNAS research, Ruben said, are actually much more consistent with a different premise –that birds may have had an ancient common ancestor with dinosaurs, but they evolved separately on their own path, and after millions of years of separate evolution birds also gave rise to the raptors.
And how do they do that in the wild?
By eating a varied diet. Cows eat grass, only grass, as do all ungulates, yet they still need to find salt licks to get the minerals the require
Ok so, we fell out of our diet slowly.
We didnt wake up one morning and discover we were a new species, with a whole new menu of dietary requirements. We evolved, slowly, tiny changes. And quite possibly the other way around to what you think.
Your defining a scavanger. Not to be confused with bottom feeders. You can still be a scavanger and eat top notch foods.
Chances are that an evolutionary change in us made us more able to exploit a new food source, so we did
Are you saying now that the bushmen are not human? The ones we made contact with were. Are you adding racism to your list of ignorance? I'm afraid you are making an@$$ out of yourself, I am only highlighting it.
Thats not true, see your making another assumption, like you always do, that the bushman has the same genes we do. We don't know that. Quit assuming.
When you assume you make an @$$ out of you and me.
Now read again what you really wrote.
And your wrong again because you fail to realize even though I have explained this to you, that just because something is in our genes doesn't mean it gets expressed through every person.
That is a very different statement and both by you.
I said there are over 2 dozen defects in our genes that wouldn't allow us to live past puberty without intervention.
I only need to know one thing, and that is I dont know everything and that would still make you more ignorant than me. Look up the definition of ignorance.
Your the one that knows nothing about genetics, and I'm the ignorant one.
Originally posted by itsthetooth
I never said we would all be dead, now your putting words in my mouth.
We can't even live past puberty without medical intervention
There is no food for us as humans, at least no balanced food. So would evolution allow us to continue to evolve or would it prevent us from evolving? Notice we still have no food.
Originally posted by 23andseetheLIGhT
reply to post by idmonster
Alrighty then...Ive skimmed through and seen enough to reply ....I didnt so much want to touch the subject but since I am one of those what you call em GOD FOLK...... I am going to start by stating that..... I myslelf believe evolution has only taken any part After the creation of man by God ....Evolution is what we have done to the world....we poke n prod wherever to find whatever to find a reason for everything....and there are subjects in the bible that explain EVERYTHING....such as why we can't find bones of the billions that have passed throughout the life of this earth....well if you were to pick up the "book of life" aka THE BIBLE.....you would then find the part about the FLOOD and just think about how much the worlds plates have shifted.... Do the scientist go into the middle of the highest moutain or to the bottom of the deepest trench ???? have we really reached every single part of the earth???? ummmm NO so simple answer there are places God put on this planet that are merely unreachable.... as well as our Galaxy so if we just let it rest and Believe then therefore the answers are truly right infront of our noses....
I don't think I would call the differences between us and aps, little.
This is how evolution works, tiny differences over vast periods of time
I only need to know one thing, and that is I dont know everything and that would still make you more ignorant than me. Look up the definition of ignorance.
They both apply, I assumed you knew that just because you have something in your genes doesn't mean it will surface.
That is a very different statement and both by you.
The artical seems to at first state that birds to dinos was the route, then contradicts itself by refering to a common ancestor.
Originally posted by Quadrivium
Colin,
Do you remember the conversation we started way back when I joined this thread? Must have been back in the early 150's. Those were the good ol' days, lol.
Anyway,
I know that many people just take the Bible as a book of fairytales.
I wish they could see it through my eyes.
Science is actually proving the Creation story in Genesis.
Complex life on earth in the order that they more than likly appeared.
1. Plants
2. Fish and birds (the evidence is starting to show this)
3. Complex life on land.
4. Humans.
This is of course an abbreviated chain of events but compare it to what biology teaches.
See any resemblences?
Yet this book was written at least 2500 years ago.
Quad
Originally posted by Timing
Well, if you were to set aside all evidence of evolution then you would be starting at the same point Darwin did.
I believe in evolution. Right now I still maintain the position that it is a theory though. As evolution, as I understand it, means the creation of a completely different species. Right now there is evidence of adaptation, to the best of my knowledge. Such as the beetles and the genetically modified corn. I'm not a biologist, so I wouldn't be up to date on the latest research and advancements.
Whether evolution is a fact or some other natural process that we haven't discovered yet, is best left up to the people that are professionals in that field of work or people that have an extreme interest in evolutionary biology.
Originally posted by Timing
Well, if you were to set aside all evidence of evolution then you would be starting at the same point Darwin did.
I believe in evolution. Right now I still maintain the position that it is a theory though. As evolution, as I understand it, means the creation of a completely different species. Right now there is evidence of adaptation, to the best of my knowledge. Such as the beetles and the genetically modified corn. I'm not a biologist, so I wouldn't be up to date on the latest research and advancements.
Whether evolution is a fact or some other natural process that we haven't discovered yet, is best left up to the people that are professionals in that field of work or people that have an extreme interest in evolutionary biology.