nothing..never thought one exists nor heard so.. and al the killing ants..i don't believe you..you have proof? as for them trying to bite ultragod, i don't know what's that supposd to mean.. thanks spidergoat..i think i understand more clearly now..Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! more questions if you don't mindPlease Register or Log in to view the hidden image! some theists who are aware of the complexity of evolution because of their high scientific level (unlike me of course)..how do they make go between the complexity of evolution and yet are in favour of believing god to it..is it possible that as much as they know of it's complexity..they see it doesn't go beyond being explanatory? they see that as much as it is complex..it will never mtch the complexity of what it tries to explain..and so, believe in god, regarding evolution as a nice try..but not satisfactory much? all what i said is based on assumption..i'm just trying to understand why theist science people still believe god? as i'm not one..i just want to put all elements into account.
Evolution is not really that complex, that is it's beauty. It's a simple set of circumstances that results in complexity, using randomness as a driving force. In that sense it is able to bridge the explanatory transition between simple and complex things. I can't explain why people still believe in both evolution and God(s). It may not be emotionally satisfactory, but it is intellectually satisfactory. Maybe they just want to.
:idea:yeah, that's what i was thinking..(but i think you have to exclude human evolution) then i'm sorry(?):huh: does it matter? i don't see where you are going.. maybe they refuse the randomness part..and substitute it with god?:scratchin: what about the first part? isn't that a flaw in the intellectual part? affected by the person's knowledge of evolution's complexity plus his knowledge of the creations' complexity? he makes a ratio...he stakes the possibilities..then makes his choice?? or are they people who flat out preferred emotional satisfaction? or maybe they made go between the two by knowing all about evolution and so made themselves intellectual.. but also fulfilled their emotional part which evolution stoned and shattered? that is also possible.. but applies to atheists too, no indication..
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We know it is random, because most mutations are not beneficial. Evolution is not inherently complex, only the result seems to be. That is how we go from simple to complex. Evolution only needs variations that can be passed on (several chemical systems can do this), and a variable survival rate of that unit of heredity. Most people do not have an innate sense of how probability works. There were likely to be innumerable chances in conditions of the early Earth, for chemical systems to evolve. This multiplies the odds. To evolve a bacteria instantly would be very unlikely, but each small step on the way is more likely. We can see evolution happening in a lab, on the scale of tens of years! Most of all, the kind of God needed to explain this is not one required to do anything. Life is able to be here asking these questions because we happen to live on a planet where life is possible. Every life form intelligent enough to question their existence will probably find themselves in a set of circumstances apparently uniquely suited to life. It couldn't be any other way. Yes, scientists are human, with all the normal flaws that people have. "For in much wisdom is much grief: and he that increaseth knowledge increaseth sorrow." * Bible -- Ecclesiastes 1:18
Life is able to be here asking these questions because we happen to live on a planet where life as we know it is possible. Every life form intelligent enough to question their existence will probably find themselves in a set of circumstances apparently uniquely suited to life as they know it.
I wouldn't really say advanced alien per se, more of something out of this world, not exactly sure. I didn't get a chance to see him but I did get a chance to talk to him.