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Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
reply to post by UnifiedSerenity
No, you keep bringing it up because you don't understand biology. Or evolution.
Originally posted by BlackSunApocalypse
This post goes to everyone in general, I can't seem to get my post through in any other way. The easiest way to debunk this theory is to ask any one of these modern scientist to explain the evolution of the eye. Darwin and Haeckel wasn't around when the first "eye" had "seen". Can these pseudo provide proof of the first eyes? They can't, their "facts" are based entirely on historical "evidence" which doesn't exactly point to the truth, my friends, the truth is this, in order to have a machine, you need a machinist. Nature and the universe itself operates like a "machine", carrying out operations. It is clear my friends, that Darwin is incapable of creating his own eyes, if it takes "intelligence" for scientists to create an atom bomb, how much more intelligence is needed to create an atom? Of this scientists are completely clueless. There are thousands of ways to prove them wrong, not one single scientist can give "life" to a cell, they can create a cell, yes, but who can give life to it? Darwin and his henchmen are as completely clueless about how creation started as they are ignorant about the number of hairs on their heads.
Originally posted by UnifiedSerenity
Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
reply to post by UnifiedSerenity
No, you keep bringing it up because you don't understand biology. Or evolution.
I offer physical proof to back up what I am saying, and you offer what? "You don't know what your talking about."
You would have been at the public witch burning events screaming your head off to "burn the witch" because that's what good citizens do.
Originally posted by UnifiedSerenity
My version of the Evolution crowd today:
Originally posted by UnifiedSerenity
Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
Oh dear god, where do I even start...
Ok. The eye is the standard creationist 'But, but, goddidit!!!' fall back position, and it always gets trotted out at some point. Very well. There no such thing as half an eye. There is just a light sensing collection of cells that gets better and better at doing what it does.
Next thing you're going to say is 'If Darwin was so great why didn't he win a Nobel prize for evolution'? Whereupon lips will curl.edit on 26-8-2013 by AngryCymraeg because: (no reason given)
By your logic the eye should evolve and yet Trilobite has extremely advanced eyes and there is NOTHING in the fossil record showing this slowly progressing evolving eye! In fact, millions of species just showed up during the Cambrian explosion, and Darwin knew this was his Achilles heel in his theory.
Maybe we crazy creationists bring up the eye problem because it does cause evolution to fall flat on it's face!
Originally posted by BlackSunApocalypse
Nobody is in any position to explain the evolution of the eye, eyes are subject to degeneration and one can't give life to any eye. If eyes fuction, who exactly put the function in process? What rational human being would think something with no eyes created an eye? Or that the eyes were produced by chance? Darwin had eyes, and he tried to understand the evolution of eyes based on the "cells" it contained. But did he understand the "life force" within the eye? If he didn't create the "life force" within the eye, how can he understand the eyes' evolution? What Darwin knows is both superficial and limited in it's content. Only the "life force" (of intelligence) understands it's own evolution, and to understand such a life force, one has to become (through merging) with one the life force (eternal in it's composition) itself. When the body dies, it's obvious the "life force" leaves. We should become the life force through transmutation (for matter becomes energy) And that energy is obviously life force.
Originally posted by UnifiedSerenity
Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
reply to post by UnifiedSerenity
No, you keep bringing it up because you don't understand biology. Or evolution.
I offer physical proof to back up what I am saying, and you offer what? "You don't know what your talking about."
You would have been at the public witch burning events screaming your head off to "burn the witch" because that's what good citizens do.
Originally posted by BlackSunApocalypse
Last time you checked? Really? The life force is fundamental to any function, doesn't common sense dictate this? Doesn't "a life force" allow a neuron or photo receptor to function? My god you are smart!, show me one neuron that doesn't require a life force to fuction, will you? And by the way, a life force is something that gives a cell life to function.
Originally posted by BlackSunApocalypse
There is no need to assume, there is a need to dig a little deeper than your current superficial pov, no offense. And yes. It's obvious the life force is omnipresent.edit on 26-8-2013 by BlackSunApocalypse because: Error
Originally posted by BlackSunApocalypse
"What allows photo receptors to work is input data. I.e. light. In a round about way I guess that could be a life force since we derive out atoms etc from the sun. But that's a pretty big stretch in context". You said we derive our atoms from the sun, well again, even atoms need the life force to function, and that life force is found within it's nucleus. No scientist has understood or can explain the intelligence of that nucleus. The entire "intelligence" is found within it. What I'm getting at is this, the life force is a superior intelligence which creates, and creates all the time. If you understand that nobody can give a nucleus it's intelligence, you will also understand that a superior intelligence must be in play. An intelligence you aren't fully acquainted with.
Originally posted by BlackSunApocalypse
"Can you please cite some evidence for this.... remarkable claim?" Which remarkable claim? Please be specific in your questions. There is no need for evidence, it requires simple logic to understand that a force is required in order for even the most minute cell to function.