Do you also think that every organism is transitional? which means in your color diagram, organisms of all time are neither blue nor purple, neither orange nor red.
Your first and second examples failed and after a day of careful deliberation, you still present the same thing.
‘Species’ is transitive in Taxonomy where it was born, it isn’t for those who hijacked the word to explain myths/speciation.
Every current species is somewhere on the spectrum. We can p(name removed by moderator)oint where we are now but we can not look forward to where we will be. We ca look back and see where we were. The fossils tell us, the genetics tell us and archeology has found evidence of what we did. As an analogy, we are now purple…we used to be red. At what point in our evolution can you p(name removed by moderator)oint the spot where we were decidedly one or the other…you can’t. It’s a process…usually a long slog of a process with all those micro evolutions eventually turning into a macro evolution but it has no single point where we are able to say, Right there! It also depends on what you want to identify as Right there…walking upright, language ability, higher brain function, etc…all happened in the areas between red and purple and need not be at the same point of red/purple. That’s why you can not draw lines… I hope the analogy helps you see the issue. We have lots of fossils that show hominids developing along the spectrum. We’ve given them lots of names to place them on the spectrum.Pattylt:
Do you also think that every organism is transitional? which means in your color diagram, organisms of all time are neither blue nor purple, neither orange nor red.
And if color represents a species, those that are neither blue nor purple, are they a species? what species are they, blue or purple?
Yes, we are transitional today and also a species today…we have no idea where we are transitioning to…in evolution, at each point on the journey, every species was a species itself. But species are not static. Your children will not be JUST a 50/50 mix of you and your spouse. He/she will also have some small mutations…and on and on. Maybe our species winds up yellow. Each of us, on our way to yellow or wherever we wind up will be our own species…it’s just when we look back thousands of years, we’ll realize we aren’t where we used to be. We may have to give ourselves a new nomenclature to identify that we are now a different species. We don’t know. Evolution can only look back. We know we are continuing to change even now…we see it in our dentition! But we have no idea where we are heading because we don’t know the environment or pressures in the future.
This is contradictory. We are a species and we can p(name removed by moderator)oint that we are because there are boundaries that define our species. Being transitional means there are no clear boundaries.
We might be clear blue but we carry a genome that shows lots of purple in us. Maybe we aren’t blue…maybe we’re purpley blue. It’s arbitrary what we state we currently are. But we are a species and transitioning both at the same time. We can witness the slow loss of our wisdom teeth as a tiny example. Europeans have a terrible time with wisdom teeth that are too large for our jaws. Eskimos don’t develop them anymore…eventually, we won’t either…it’s a tiny advantage to never develop teeth that cause such problems.
I have passed that stage and i’m sure i wont be going back. I believe in something totally different.
That the only reality is our collective consciousness.
Means everything observed is just your own perception including your own body. IOW, the universe is inside you or you are looking at your own mind with everything you see or understand.
There’s approx 30 give or take RNA to DNA mistakes per generation.
Didn’t I say that?
Why, yes I did!
And again!
Darwinism remains theory
Yes. And the Law of Gravity supersedes the plurality of theories of ‘evolution’
Many many many more Know that Gravity is just about Solid as a Rock.
Most people is not science…
Do you say that Neanderthal man was not pre human?