Is Darwin's Theory of Evolution True? Part 4.1

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That is my long-running problem: circular reasoning. The other issue is knowing what happened millions of years ago. Or stories that allege this must have happened, with little or no supporting evidence. Most biologists are spending most of their time with things that are alive today, including some things that supposedly died off millions of years ago.
 
You can say it does, or believe it does. It pretty clearly doesn’t, so. . . there’s that.
 
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Fully Random Mutations

What is commonly called “random mutation” does not in fact occur in a mathematically random pattern. The process of genetic mutation is extremely complex, with multiple pathways, involving more than one system. Current research suggests most spontaneous mutations occur as errors in the repair process for damaged DNA. Neither the damage nor the errors in repair have been shown to be random in where they occur, how they occur, or when they occur. Rather, the idea that mutations are random is simply a widely held assumption by non-specialists and even many teachers of biology. There is no direct evidence for it.

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How do you explain the genetic and fossil evidence? How do you explain that humans share about 97% DNA with chimpanzees?
The variety of automobiles made by intelligent human beings share a similar ‘DNA’ but they have not evolved one from the other. By analogy, we can with perfect reason assume that God who has infinite knowledge and power created or made all the variety of animals, which obviously are composed of a much greater complex of ‘machinery’ than automobiles, directly and immediately and independently of each other. Furthermore, we observe in the world that tigers only beget tigers, horses only beget horses, dogs only beget dogs, and so on.
Macroevolution has never been observed and it is quite impossible to observe even if it was actually happening due to the supposed hundreds of thousands and millions of years it takes.

In comparing the two explanations of the origin of species I have presented here in a quite condensed fashion, the evidence or ‘greater reason’ favors creation as this is based on two certain observed facts (the variety of automobiles which share a similar ‘DNA’ made independently from each other by intelligent humans and tigers only breeding tigers, etc.) as well as an indisputable truth concerning God, namely, that he can do it, i.e., He can immediately create any animal or plant out of nothing at once if He so pleases ( I actually believe God created and formed the various kinds or species of animals and plants from matter he previously created, the earth and water as Genesis 1 relates but involving as well other elemental substances or compounds which we now understand to exist on earth). A fourth piece of evidence and certainly not inferior to the prior three but confirming the analogy I drew concerns the apparent literal testimony of God himself, that is, Holy Scripture, the word of God.

On the other hand, macroevolution theory is founded on zero certain observational facts. Now, one can go on believing that macroevolutionary theory offers an explanation of the origin species. But based on the few certain facts I have presented here, this would not be because of the evidence but in spite of the evidence and this last would include the fossil record.
 
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A very good question. I don’t think there is a reasonable answer. Chalk one up to “maybe” “perhaps” “could have” etc. Maybe they ate too much and died from early coronary artery disease before they could reproduce.
 
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Can someone outline a plausible theory as to how self consciousness was evolved? Was it a gradual stepwise process or was it a sudden gain of function?
Perhaps @hugh_farey can answer this? Many thanks!!
 
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Two points if I may:
  1. Yes, there were animals that went extinct in the distant past and animals that have gone extinct in the last 50 years. I doubt the dating methods used for dating dinosaur fossils, for example.
  2. Chance violates the law of probability that indicates, as posted here, it would take trillions of years to generate a novel protein fold. Intelligent Design allows for Creation to unfold infallibly. As God willed it.
 
A very good question. I don’t think there is a reasonable answer. Chalk one up to “maybe” “perhaps” “could have” etc. Maybe they ate too much and died from early coronary artery disease before they could reproduce.
Yes, maybe… when we start to see dogs reproductive systems start to shut down all over the world we can know that possibly a new upgraded species of dogs are about to arise .
 
Why has evolution slowed down?

Why is this thread only 4.1 not 5.0?

Well from what I learned on this forum evolution can go fast or slow… it just depends.
Looks like evolution has sped up. It is already 800 posts!
 
There are none, only guesswork. The proposal is the human brain self-upgraded, and continued to self-upgrade. Evolutionary Psychology suggests we are just biological machines that respond to outside stimuli, much like a cat or dog, but in a more complex way. There is no evidence that it was sudden or stepwise.
 
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Why has evolution slowed down?

Why is this thread only 4.1 not 5.0?

Well from what I learned on this forum evolution can go fast or slow… it just depends.
Looks like evolution has sped up. It is already 800 posts!
It seems to really get cooking right when we are about to hit the 2000 word post limit. :crazy_face:
 
Complex grammar of the genomic language

Under the supervision of Professor Jussi Taipale, researchers at Karolinska Institutet have previously identified most of the DNA words recognised by individual transcription factors. However, much like in a natural human language, the DNA words can be joined to form compound words that are read by multiple transcription factors. However, the mechanism by which such compound words are read has not previously been examined. Therefore, in their recent study in Nature, the Taipale team examines the binding preferences of pairs of transcription factors, and systematically maps the compound DNA words they bind to.

Their analysis reveals that the grammar of the genetic code is much more complex than that of even the most complex human languages. Instead of simply joining two words together by deleting a space, the individual words that are joined together in compound DNA words are altered, leading to a large number of completely new words.

 
Complex grammar of the genomic language

Under the supervision of Professor Jussi Taipale, researchers at Karolinska Institutet have previously identified most of the DNA words recognised by individual transcription factors. However, much like in a natural human language, the DNA words can be joined to form compound words that are read by multiple transcription factors. However, the mechanism by which such compound words are read has not previously been examined. Therefore, in their recent study in Nature, the Taipale team examines the binding preferences of pairs of transcription factors, and systematically maps the compound DNA words they bind to.

Their analysis reveals that the grammar of the genetic code is much more complex than that of even the most complex human languages. Instead of simply joining two words together by deleting a space, the individual words that are joined together in compound DNA words are altered, leading to a large number of completely new words.

Complex grammar of the genomic language -- ScienceDaily
Isn’t Evolution Grand… it has it’s very own code that it uses to build things with… amazing !
 
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