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Also strange how you left out the part where I mentioned "we can build and innovate but they can't, we can talk and they can't" They are 99% similar to us after all. |
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What you're looking at in terms of genetics or dna isn't the end all be all. It obviously isn't. |
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If a gene is in just one of your parents then you have about a 50% chance of receiving that gene minus about a one in a million chance of a mutation. If both parents have the gene you have a 100% - 1 in a million chance of mutation of receiving that gene. If a population has a number of organisms with Gene A and Gene B and Gene A organisms have a better chance of surviving than the Gene B organisms then the chances increase that both of your parents carried the gene. Overall, this leads to a greater probability of Gene A being passed to the next generation and for a group of organisms you will find that Gene A increased its frequency in the next generation. Would you agree with that? |
People are using the word "believe" as in do you "believe" in evolution. There is alot of evidence to indicate that micro-evolution has taken place. There is far less evidence (if any) to indicate macro-evolution has taken place. There is zero evidence to indicate that abiogenesis has taken place. The book is still open on "evolution" and "believe" is the proper word to use...just as "believe" is the proper word to use for "creationism".
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BTW, evolution is very important in medicine, that's why doctors have to know what antibiotics you've had before. That's also why there's a different flu vaccine every year. |
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Let's take for example being in a theatre and their is a fire. The smart guy runs for the exit door first....everybody else gets burned alive and dies. Now, will this "gene" of avoiding fire be passed on since it is what allowed the smart guy to adapt to the situation rather than die? No, there is no evidence for this. You see what I'm saying. We can isolate certain facts and twist them to suit our theory while ignoring other ones that contradict it. |
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Also strange how you failed to address the other part where I mentioned "we can build and innovate but they can't, we can talk and they can't" |
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"Creationism" does not require a belief in the Bible or any other religious writings. Without proof of abiogenesis having taken place..."creationism" is more than viable.
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The evolution for macroevolution is exceptionally well documented. I have given a link multiple times in this thread. If you are intereested, click it. Abiogenesis is not the subject under discussion this evening. Now kindly fuck off. |
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Like in Africa people who have sickle-cell trait are more resistant to malaria. This trait provides an advantage in this population and IS a gene and IS passed on. |
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There is no scientific basis for 'creationism'. |
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There are thousands of such examples in the literature. If you're interested in some fascinating books on chimp behavior Frans De Waal's books are very good. |
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2. Just because it is not taught does not mean it was the teacher's idea. Teachers have to use the cirriculum given them by their district board, and non-scientists and parents sit on those boards and vote for what the cirriculum is going to be. Conclusion: Even if those stats are true, they prove nothing outside of the fact that idiots run school districts, which we already know. |
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You do a terrible job at playing the victim. |
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I'm in no way saying evolution is rock solid, but it is FAR better than any other current explanation. |
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It's a gene that is passed on. Yes I agree. What does that have to do with evolution? |
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It wasn't strange. I just didn't take the time. Chimps do use language and they (along with gorillas) can be taught sign language. As titmowse said, hit the Goodall literature. Also De Waals. |
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BTW, what you have in common with red necks is your non-acceptance of evolution. It's interesting that most of the people, not all but most, that don't accept evolution are usually at the shallow end of the gene pool. |
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With regard to language, you and I can't make heads or tales out of screaming they produce as a viable language for them. It's communication, but I wouldn't go as far as language. |
Well fellas, it's been fun to be the chick in this little intellectual gang bang but I must be off to do the duties of a mom.
GFY night shift is the best shift! :Graucho |
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Like I said, 'creationism' is not scientific. Heard of the scientific method? |
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