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Originally Posted by gideongallery
You missed the point completely the enviroment that allows natural selection is statistically impossible. Increase or decrease the percentage (1.3 % high side) of carbon created by the big bang and environment prevents the evolution of anything greater that single celled organisms.
your doing the same thing Darwin did, ignoring the universe as a whole to validate your prefered theory.
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It is not 'statistically impossible'. Impossible means that there is a proven mathematical state that it can't happen, ie: probability of 0%.
You yourself stated that the probability was on the order of 1 in 16 billion. That's pretty fucking far from 'impossible'. As an example, on our own planet alone, within a single lab, a single lab tech can culture millions of bacteria per generation, easily trillions within the lifetime of that one, single lab tech. In that case, a 1 in 16 billion possibility of a specific mutation should show up many times within that tech's lifetime of work experience. It wouldn't be common, of course. It'd be exceedingly rare. But, chances are, it'd happen.
Now, expand that possibility to our entire planet. Our solar system. Our star cluster. Our galaxy. Our UNIVERSE.
1 in 16 billion, in that much space? A trifle. That completely discounts the possibility of multiple universes, or multiple iterations in the case of a steady-state expansion/collapsing universe. Given the paeninfinite nature of our universe (as we understand it), all things may well be possible.
Including the possibility that some dude in the sky with a long beard created the whole thing, although I'd put the odds at THAT as considerably longer than 1 to 16 billion.
