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Originally posted by Mike33
There are lots of substantial claims based on findings proposed to be missing links. The fruit flies experiment is not an example of evolution.
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It is if they all eventually become immune to pesticides. You are selecting for those few fruit flies that have a mutation that allows them to survive a certian pesticide. You have mutation and natural selection, thus you have evolution.
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Originally posted by Mike33
Evolution DOES have a lot do to with origin of life. It proposes we came from single cells. Don't go with what you're told in the classroom only. Think for yourself. It makes a difference if it was a single cell versus a complete person.....that would mean there was no evolution if we were complete human beings that we are today.
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What part of the evolutionary theory says that life came from non-life? It doesn't say that, that's an entirely different theory called abiogenesis. You can't mix the two together and claim they're the same thing, they're not. I dare you to tell a biologist, any biologist, that evolution describes how life began. It'll take him about a nanosecond to tell you that you're wrong. Go on, go to your nearest college or university, find a biologist and tell them that. I double dare you. I triple dare you.
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