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originally posted by: Phage
Doesn't matter though. Once something happens, it happened. No matter what the odds.
originally posted by: cooperton
You're replacing the assumption of "God did it", with "evolution did it". You assume because it happened, that evolution must have caused it to happen. It is pure assumption given the total lack of data demonstrating that it is possible. Evolution is infinitely less likely than a higher intelligence as the cause of our intelligible system.
originally posted by: Out6of9Balance
a reply to: Out6of9Balance
Yea, wikipedia says it looks different.
Why do chromosomes merge? They say they merged but can they tell what merged it? And what was the cause of that? And the cause of that that?
I figure it begins with natural forces. But where did the natural forces appear from again? Not created by a sky daddy with a magic wand, isn't it?
originally posted by: whereislogic
Once a theory has been sloganized into community thinking, it no longer requires proof, and any who dissent are scorned. If such dissenters present rational refutation of the slogan’s validity, they are especially irritating and subjected to the only available response, namely, ridicule. By such intimidation and mental bullying, masses of people are herded into the evolutionists’ camp. They know nothing of the weaknesses and inadequacies of evolutionary theory or its unsound speculations and hypothesized impossibilities.
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: Out6of9Balance
a reply to: Gothmog
Adaption to the surrounding.
Beings are living for thousands of years in a surrounding that changes them.
Something guides that "adaptation"
Most mutations are "bad" (defective) mutations and are caused by some outside force.
originally posted by: Barcs
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: Out6of9Balance
a reply to: Gothmog
Adaption to the surrounding.
Beings are living for thousands of years in a surrounding that changes them.
Something guides that "adaptation"
Most mutations are "bad" (defective) mutations and are caused by some outside force.
Safe to say this person has zero credibility. "Most mutations are bad" is a very common creationist lie. Most mutations are neutral, and they are caused by copy errors, not an outside force. The level of ignorance is off the charts here.
Yep, the science denier squad is here is full force. LOL. Keep dreaming of your self fulfilling apocalypse, you sick twisted #s.
originally posted by: Barcs
Safe to say this person has zero credibility. "Most mutations are bad" is a very common creationist lie. Most mutations are neutral, and they are caused by copy errors, not an outside force. The level of ignorance is off the charts here.
Yep, the science denier squad is here is full force. LOL. Keep dreaming of your self fulfilling apocalypse, you sick twisted #s.
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: Barcs
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: Out6of9Balance
a reply to: Gothmog
Adaption to the surrounding.
Beings are living for thousands of years in a surrounding that changes them.
Something guides that "adaptation"
Most mutations are "bad" (defective) mutations and are caused by some outside force.
Safe to say this person has zero credibility. "Most mutations are bad" is a very common creationist lie. Most mutations are neutral, and they are caused by copy errors, not an outside force. The level of ignorance is off the charts here.
Yep, the science denier squad is here is full force. LOL. Keep dreaming of your self fulfilling apocalypse, you sick twisted #s.
"Just words , just speeches."
5th grade level at that .
Take that sort back to the alley with you.
Lots of barcing, no substance.
originally posted by: Barcs
I'm just glad they opened the churches this week. Natural selection baby. All the ignorant science deniers get to meet up and spread disease to each other, and I get to see back and watch as they all get themselves killed over their ignorance making the human race stronger and smarter overall.
originally posted by: Skyfox81
Can an immortal being evolve?
originally posted by: Tranceopticalinclined
I'm curious how the human species CAN evolve, on a capitalistic society, seems that MANMADE premise is in direct conflict with the evolutionary aspect.