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11-23-08, 07:40 AM #341Valued Senior Member
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No. This is not the correct usage in biology of the word evolve. A human being develops as an individual.
No. The old 'ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny' mantra of Haeckel was discarded almost a century ago.from your narrow point of view.
from your narrow point of view.
from your narrow point of view.
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11-23-08, 05:21 PM #342Moderator
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I'm not trying to get through to them. I'm trying to get rid of them. The Moderators of this website are volunteers, as is true of most such sites. We don't have the bandwidth to handle the kind of trolling that an army of religionists can dump on us.
Religionists don't play by those rules. Punch in the gut? They've destroyed three entire civilizations. Reason? The basis of their philosophy is unreasoned faith. Light? The millennium when they achieved their pinnacle of glory is called the Dark Ages. Knowledge? They believe in "revealed truth." Judgment? They have a fictional creature dwelling in a supernatural universe who takes care of that for them.This is the society of science that needs a personality overhaul. People need to see that what you're offering isn't a punch in a gut but reason and light, and knowledge with out judgement.
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12-01-08, 10:54 PM #343The truth is out there
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evolution?
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Do u ever thinking how the life on earth exist? do u think it is so coincident it happened from big bang theory or volcanic activity found on earth?asteriod strike and lighting caused life to exist? the accidental combination of all element together to form DNA and human? millions lifes on earth born from single cell molecule?
the life on earth is too complicated to happen in chances. even nowadays scientist can't even create a single cell molecule given all the element and resource. Even single cell molecule has a very complicated function itself,needless to say other higher primates.. human anatomy has millions of individual function. there is no coincident. there is no evidence found that non-life can transform into life matter. there is somebody out there building us.
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12-01-08, 11:08 PM #344Valued Senior Member
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evolution is a fact, deal with it.
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12-02-08, 01:30 AM #345
There was no big bang, the universe has always existed. The universe is the creator. Time is change, rate of change is relative, everything in the universe is finite but the universe is eternal. Evolution is how everything comes into being.
Black holes are the limit of a crunch, the vaccum at ~2.7 Kelin is the limit of the void.
Supernatural God/s are a virus of the mind. Mythology such as the bibble/Koran where made by men for control and power. Energy can't be created nor destroyed, only changing form.
Abiogenisis
http://au.youtube.com/watch?v=U6QYDdgP9eg
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12-02-08, 11:15 AM #346
http://www.sciforums.com/showthread.php?t=88371
What's going on, Albert? Repeating yourself?
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12-02-08, 11:27 AM #347
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12-02-08, 11:33 AM #348
The first life didn't have DNA. The cell and DNA evolved from simpler forms. Human anatomy has vestigal parts. Parts that have no use, but are held over from previous functions. Some babies are born with functional tails. Now please stop spamming this forum and get yourself an education.
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12-02-08, 12:00 PM #349Banned
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12-02-08, 12:18 PM #350
Creation explains nothing, it simply claims that nothing needs explaining.
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12-02-08, 01:25 PM #351Valued Senior Member
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12-02-08, 01:52 PM #352Banned
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Not according to plate tectonics.
"Biogeographic arguments for a closed Pacific (just like biogeographic arguments for a closed Atlantic and closed Indian) are based on evolutionary theory. Specifically, according to the theory of evolution, you can't have a host of closely-related, poor dispersing taxa suddenly appearing on opposite sides of an ocean -- when it is highly improbable for any of the ancestral taxa to cross oceans. So according to the referenced paper above, unless plate tectonic theorists want to rely on divine intervention, a slew of creation stories or a myriad of impossible trans-oceanic crossings of terrestrial taxa, their paleomaps are wrong. Panthalassa could not have existed between all of the hundred plus referenced taxa, which is to say, it didn't exist." -- Dennis D. McCarthy, geoscientist, October 2003
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12-02-08, 02:03 PM #353Valued Senior Member
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12-02-08, 02:50 PM #354Banned
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12-02-08, 02:51 PM #355Valued Senior Member
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what "logic" tells you evolution is false?
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12-02-08, 02:52 PM #356Banned
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12-02-08, 02:55 PM #357Valued Senior Member
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what does this have to do with evolution?
i again ask "what logic tells you evolution is false"?
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12-02-08, 02:58 PM #358Banned
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Plate tectonics "logic" requires that evolution be abandoned.
"Biogeographic arguments for a closed Pacific (just like biogeographic arguments for a closed Atlantic and closed Indian) are based on evolutionary theory. Specifically, according to the theory of evolution, you can't have a host of closely-related, poor dispersing taxa suddenly appearing on opposite sides of an ocean -- when it is highly improbable for any of the ancestral taxa to cross oceans. So according to the referenced paper above, unless plate tectonic theorists want to rely on divine intervention, a slew of creation stories or a myriad of impossible trans-oceanic crossings of terrestrial taxa, their paleomaps are wrong. Panthalassa could not have existed between all of the hundred plus referenced taxa, which is to say, it didn't exist." -- Dennis D. McCarthy, geoscientist, October 2003
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12-02-08, 03:03 PM #359Valued Senior Member
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evolution is a fact, period. there is no way around it.
to say otherwise is being intellectually dishonest.
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12-02-08, 03:06 PM #360Banned
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