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Regardless, we are here, God isn't real, prove me wrong Mr. Jesuscientist.
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No one "wrote" anything. Mutations happen and nature selects for, is indifferent to, or kills the organism. That is how DNA gets added to or subtracted from...mutations. Who the fuck said time wrote something? God fucking damn... | |||
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You really have no idea wtf you are talking about. Natural Selection has always been about survival of the fittest. Weak life forms die. Duh. So now your magical force for Evolution lies are reproductive organs? How did those evolve and come about from Nothing? Secondly, all reproduction does is create variations of existing genetic code. There isn't a single example that can be given of spontaneous new genetic information and data being written to the genome from pure randomness and Nothing. My suggestion to you would be bow out of this discussion while you still have some dignity left. All you're doing is digging more holes with each response and showing you have a complete lack of understanding of the BS theory you are trying to trumpet. Quote:
New, legible and completely never before seen information spontaneously creating itself has never been witnessed. Never will be. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zaKryi3605g Quote:
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Want me to post some pictures of mutations? You really want to claim mutations are the creative force behind Evolution? Secondly where is the evidence on The Fossil record of all these transitional animals that spontaneously mutated into new, never before seen types/kinds of animals? | |||
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No worries For someone who mocks and scoffs at the idea of an Intelligent Design and Purpose of our reality, you sure make some wild speculations based upon Faith Have a great evening /wave | |||
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Flat out false claim. I would give you a lesson on statistics but you wouldnt understand. "For example their "energy source" to make these wild assumptions even remotely plausible is a "volcanic hot spring" while offhandedly dismissing the implausibility that ATP Synthase Molecule would randomly structure itself." Lol, wrong on both parts. I suggest you read it again. Most important is this: "In a generalization and thermal variation of the binding change mechanism of today's ATP synthase, the "first protein" would have bound substrates (peptides, phosphate, nucleosides, RNA 'monomers') and condensed them to a reaction product that remained bound until after a temperature change it was released by thermal unfolding." I will give you a hint: They are talking about an ATP precursor. The rest of what you wrote isnt even worth addressing. How many questions have you answered for me? ZERO. Why should I even respond to you anymore if you arent going to have a two way conversation? Here is how this conversation has been for 80+ pages: 1. you make a claim against science 2. I respond 3. you ask a question 4. I respond 5. you ask another question 6 I respond 7. you ask another question 8. I respond 9. you ask another question 10. I respond and so on... At the very least, acknowledge I answered the last question adequately before moving on to the next. If I give an unsatisfactory answer to you then DONT ASK ANOTHER UNRELATED QUESTION. Ask me to clarify. I am tired of the constant moving of the goal post and quite frankly sick of answer the same questions over and over. How many times do these things need to be repeated? Dont you own a computer? Use it. | |||
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in Experimental Populations of Bacteria Ryszard Korona Centerfor Microbial Ecology, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan 48824 and Institute of Environmental Biology, Jagiellonian University, 30-060 Krakow, Poland Manuscript received November 13, 1995 Accepted for publication March 13, 1996 Replicate populations of bacteria were propagated for 1000 generations in the laboratory. The growth substrate was periodically renewed, so that duringmost generations (cell doublingsi)t was not limiting. The final clones demonstrated about a 40% fitness inrease when competed against their common ancestor. This increasweasuniform both among and within populations despite extensive differentiation in correlated traits: cell size, resistance to starvation and dry culture. It is suggested that genetic diversity developed because selection promoted any changes directing cella ctivity toward a higher maximum growth rate. Evolution of this trait halted at a similar level when some basic constraints on bacterial metabolism were met. The selective values of emerging mutations must have depended on the genetic background. Theyvwould be beneficial early in rv olution but Ineffective near the limit of adapta- tion. This hypothesis was tested for one mutation that affected both fitness and colony morphology. In some clones it was the first adaptive mutation and provided a third of the total fitness increase, but it was not assimilated by the clones that reached the adaptive ceiling in some other way. Near the limit of adaptation,epistasis levels off the fitnesses of genetically variable clones. | |||
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New code never before seen was written in a Lab? Witnessed or written and attempted to be patched into existing genetic information? What specific example are you talking about? A new, never before seen life form magically came into existence within a lab? Amazing! Show me the proof. Do you understand that DNA is the language of life? It's code. Code is symbology. Symbology is representation and intelligent communication. DNA code writing itself into a new life form never before seen and/or working in harmony with existing code has never been observed in the field and never been witnessed in a lab. It never will be either. | |||
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They've been trying with fruit flies for decades. Still fruit flies The Russians have been trying with silver foxes. Still foxes Next | |||
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