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Old 11-05-2004, 04:44 AM   #251
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Oh yeah? Strange, I don't see that very often. I'd like to see where chimps are able to problems solve.
They do solve problems. Cats and rodents solve problems too. Ever have a cat figure out how to open a door? Ever have a problem with a rodent that has figured out how to open the door to its cage?
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Who said that I "doubt it"? I am just like you and the rest of the entire population of this earth...I don't know. One can "believe" but belief is not a substitute for fact.
Gravity is not a fact.

Science doesn't deal in 'facts', it deals with theory and hypotheses.
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Maybe, but both can be wrong, no?
A preacher is FAR more likely to be wrong since preachers are usually not nearly as educated in the field of biology as biologists are. These same preachers also try to debunk plate techtonics. So now these prechers claim to know more about biology and geology then biologists and geologists COMBINED.

Edit: I nearly forgot, preachers claim to be more knowledgable then physicsts also. They try to argue against the big bang theory, and the 2nd law of thermodynamics.
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It proves there to stupid to learn how to skin up a joint and put their time to better use
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I was almost certain the opposite was true. The chimp never gets the banana.
The chimp gets the banana.
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We are not arguing abiogenesis and this has been explained to you more than once.

Like I said, 'creationism' is not scientific.

Heard of the scientific method?
Logically life had to have an "origin" in order for evolution (micro and/or macro) to take place...thus the only two alternatives that I am aware of is either "creationism" or abiogenesis. One is just as "scientific" as the other at this point in time...as there is no "scientific" evidence for either.
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Who said that I "doubt it"? I am just like you and the rest of the entire population of this earth...I don't know. One can "believe" but belief is not a substitute for fact.
Well there's very little in this world that is unequivocal fact. When you live your life sometimes the "best" theory has to suffice.
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sickle cell may make them more resistant to malaria, but you're certainly not saying we should all hope to have a sickle cell trait are you? Blacks seem to have problems with that sometimes.

It's a gene that is passed on. Yes I agree. What does that have to do with evolution?
Why are black people (people from a tropical climate) FAR more likely to be immune to malaria (a tropical disease) then white people (people from a temperate climate)?
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Even now you're only focusing on what you want to focus on. Completely ignoring everything else.

Ok, he gets the bananda. He makes "tools" with sticks and stones (we have to use that term loosely).

So what?
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Old 11-05-2004, 04:51 AM   #263
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Why are black people (people from a tropical climate) FAR more likely to be immune to malaria (a tropical disease) then white people (people from a temperate climate)?
Because of natural selection.
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Logically life had to have an "origin" in order for evolution (micro and/or macro) to take place...thus the only two alternatives that I am aware of is either "creationism" or abiogenesis. One is just as "scientific" as the other at this point in time...as there is no "scientific" evidence for either.
Are you really this stupid?

We are not arguing abiogenesis.

Start your own thread and argue with yourself about it.
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Old 11-05-2004, 04:52 AM   #265
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Even now you're only focusing on what you want to focus on. Completely ignoring everything else.

Ok, he gets the bananda. He makes "tools" with sticks and stones (we have to use that term loosely).

So what?
Have you ignored culture, langurage, innovation. REAL tools, PLANNING, mobility, clothing, etc etc.

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Ok, he gets the bananda. He makes "tools" with sticks and stones (we have to use that term loosely).

So what?
Have to agree with Mike, what does this have to do with evolution, maybe the chimp has always been able to do that since it was created
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Mike33,

So you don't believe in microevolution or macroevolution?

How do bacteria get resistance to antiobiotics? Magic perhaps?
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Science doesn't deal in 'facts', it deals with theory and hypotheses.
There you go...one can either believe in the "theory" of evolution or not...since by your own admittion it is not fact. You seem to want to insist that everyone should "believe" as you "believe" when what you believe is admittedly not fact.
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Even now you're only focusing on what you want to focus on. Completely ignoring everything else.

Ok, he gets the bananda. He makes "tools" with sticks and stones (we have to use that term loosely).

So what?
It exhibits an understanding of causal relationships and that they're able to use that understanding as a means of problem solving. They're cognitive. They're thinking.
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So they just happened to not evolve over 7 million years while we did and they live in the same areas as many of us? Hmmm
They've evolved too. I think you just got stuck on the idea that if you don't drive a car you didn't evolve. Only one species in hundreds of millions of years became capable of inventing automobiles. We shouldn't expect others to or say they haven't evolved as a result.
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Because of natural selection.
They were naturally selected for survivable traits, right? The rest were killed off by malaria, right? Where did this resistance come from? If everyone else was killed off, then why isn't the planet empty from all of the animals killed off by disease if there is no way to change?
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Even now you're only focusing on what you want to focus on. Completely ignoring everything else.

Ok, he gets the bananda. He makes "tools" with sticks and stones (we have to use that term loosely).

So what?
What is intelligence? Is it the ability to manipulate your environment or the ability to adapt to your environment? My old biology teacher would say the dolphin is more intelligent than man because dolphins have perfectly adapted to their environment.

Sure, mankind can manipulate his environment but in the process he is destroying that environment. Is this intelligence?
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maybe they always could, maybe they havnt changed, maybe the only reason they didnt stand on boxes before to get bannanas was because there wasnt some stupid human puting a box in a room near a bannana on the ceiling
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Ok, he gets the bananda. He makes "tools" with sticks and stones (we have to use that term loosely).

So what?
Tools are tools. They are built to assist with specific tasks. My power tools are far better then what tey had in the renaissance age, but they stuff they used in the renaissance are still tools.
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There you go...one can either believe in the "theory" of evolution or not...since by your own admittion it is not fact. You seem to want to insist that everyone should "believe" as you "believe" when what you believe is admittedly not fact.
The word 'theory' means something different in the context of science.

http://atheism.about.com/library/FAQ...sci_theory.htm
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What is intelligence? Is it the ability to manipulate your environment or the ability to adapt to your environment? My old biology teacher would say the dolphin is more intelligent than man because dolphins have perfectly adapted to their environment.

Sure, mankind can manipulate his environment but in the process he is destroying that environment. Is this intelligence?
I thought you'd gone?
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Are you really this stupid?

We are not arguing abiogenesis.

Start your own thread and argue with yourself about it.
I have already stated that there is quite alot of scientific evidence to indicate that micro-evolution has taken place...less (if any) that macro-evolution has taken place...but by your own words...it is "theory" and not fact...thus one can either "believe" in one or both or not. I also will still insist that neiter micro or macro evolution is possible without an origin of life...and to my knowledge there are only two known possibilties and that is either "abiogensis" or a "creator".
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They were naturally selected for survivable traits, right? The rest were killed off by malaria, right? Where did this resistance come from? If everyone else was killed off, then why isn't the planet empty from all of the animals killed off by disease if there is no way to change?
This resistance always existed within members of the group, that's where.
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It exhibits an understanding of causal relationships and that they're able to use that understanding as a means of problem solving. They're cognitive. They're thinking.
Ok, so?
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I have already stated that there is quite alot of scientific evidence to indicate that micro-evolution has taken place...less (if any) that macro-evolution has taken place...but by your own words...it is "theory" and not fact...thus one can either "believe" in one or both or not. I also will still insist that neiter micro or macro evolution is possible without an origin of life...and to my knowledge there are only two known possibilties and that is either "abiogensis" or a "creator".
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sickle cell may make them more resistant to malaria, but you're certainly not saying we should all hope to have a sickle cell trait are you? Blacks seem to have problems with that sometimes.

It's a gene that is passed on. Yes I agree. What does that have to do with evolution?
If you live in an environment that has a lot of malaria then having sickle cell trait is an advantage and improves survival

It is an example of how natural selection protects a trait dependant on the environment. Natural selection is the main mechanism through which evolution works.
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maybe they always could, maybe they havnt changed, maybe the only reason they didnt stand on boxes before to get bannanas was because there wasnt some stupid human puting a box in a room near a bannana on the ceiling
Why wasn't there always a human there to put boxes in a room near a banana?
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What is intelligence? Is it the ability to manipulate your environment or the ability to adapt to your environment? My old biology teacher would say the dolphin is more intelligent than man because dolphins have perfectly adapted to their environment.

Sure, mankind can manipulate his environment but in the process he is destroying that environment. Is this intelligence?
If that's what your biology teacher thought, your biology teacher should stay his little world and out of the real world where the rest of us reside.
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This resistance always existed within members of the group, that's where.
Then how can natural selection occur? As you said, they were always resistant.
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This resistance always existed within members of the group, that's where.
So you don't believe in mutation?
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I'll answer the 99% gene similarity question since noone else did; there are an enormous amount of genes, and most if not all earthly animals have a goodly share of perfectly identical genes as well, genes for basics that never needed to change. Therefore small flunctuations can result in huge change.
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There you go...one can either believe in the "theory" of evolution or not...since by your own admittion it is not fact. You seem to want to insist that everyone should "believe" as you "believe" when what you believe is admittedly not fact.
You're basically arguing that nothing is fact therefore you can believe whatever you want and all beliefs are equal.

I don't believe that. I believe that evidence and methodology make some things much more likely than others.

You can also believe that Santa Claus brings you presents at Christmas time if you want to. No one can stop you. Go ahead. There's a reason why you don't, of course. It's true that if you want to believe in Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny or that there are dragons living in caves no one can prove you wrong.

You don't have to believe what I believe but if your argument come down to "I can believe whatever I want no matter how kooky" it pretty much kills the entire possibility of a real debate.
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Old 11-05-2004, 05:06 AM   #291
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Tools are tools. They are built to assist with specific tasks. My power tools are far better then what tey had in the renaissance age, but they stuff they used in the renaissance are still tools.
Look, it's a stretch to say that a tree branch is a tool as we know it. Even when man was supposedly in caves, he created tools. He didn't just use branches, he carved out the ends into sharp spears, he sharpened the rocks and so on.

But anyway, we're getting off topic. We're 99% similar in DNA yet the chimp is clearly far inferior. We didn't evolve from the chimp. This was the chimp from the beginning of chimps. We were always man.
That's just my belief. There is litle or no evidence to the contrary.
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Old 11-05-2004, 05:06 AM   #292
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If that's what your biology teacher thought, your biology teacher should stay his little world and out of the real world where the rest of us reside.
Perhaps. After all, I took his class over 30 years ago.
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Perhaps. After all, I took his class over 30 years ago.
Even teachers teaching for 60 years can get it wrong.

Haven't you ever met somebody at a job who said something like, "What are you talking about? I've been working here for 30 years, I know what I'm talking about and you don't" when you actually know the idiot is dead wrong?

Happens all the time.
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Have to agree with Mike, what does this have to do with evolution, maybe the chimp has always been able to do that since it was created
Mike brought it up. He asked why if our DNA is so similar why we are different. The question was answered. No one has said that is evidence for evolution.
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Mike brought it up. He asked why if our DNA is so similar why we are different. The question was answered. No one has said that is evidence for evolution.
You didn't answer the question. You showed some poor examples of how we are "similar".
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Look, it's a stretch to say that a tree branch is a tool as we know it.
You're arguing that complexity makes a tool a tool, rather then the fact that it takes abstract thought to use something outside of yourself to do something.

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Even when man was supposedly in caves, he created tools. He didn't just use branches, he carved out the ends into sharp spears, he sharpened the rocks and so on.
Eventually he did that, but what did he do before he honed his tools?

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But anyway, we're getting off topic. We're 99% similar in DNA yet the chimp is clearly far inferior. We didn't evolve from the chimp. This was the chimp from the beginning of chimps. We were always man.
That's just my belief. There is litle or no evidence to the contrary.
It only takes 1% of DNA code to make that difference. Do you have any idea how large our DNA code is? 1% is a LOT of information.
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