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Techno2000
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And that’s just for the whale, every creature on the planet had to go through this bizarre metamorphosis.That’s my problem with it. Existing traits I get, but complete transformations?
And that’s just for the whale, every creature on the planet had to go through this bizarre metamorphosis.That’s my problem with it. Existing traits I get, but complete transformations?
Could natural selection leave us with anything else? No. Could you provide a better example of the reasonableness if natural selection? No.for land-dwelling creatures, the ability to function in one earth gravity, breathe our air, and effectively interact with their surrounding environment has to be there.
Want? No, that is salvation by works. God has to WANT you to believe.You have to WANT to believe.
This is incorrect. There are many ecological niches in the Serengeti. Some animals live in trees. Some in the ground. Even among animals that live in the same general space, some specialize in drinking nectar from flowers while others specialize in eating seeds. Since these two groups do not compete for the same food source, they can each evolve independently according to the type of life that creature inhabits. Even among animals that eat the same food, they often do not compete, so each can evolve differently based on other random choices an animal may have made long ago. Basically you argument still boils down to “I can’t imagine how this could be.” Your lack of imagination is not a scientific argument.We see different kinds of animals. The Serengeti, is one big niche that fits all sorts of creatures.
I can see this is going to Part ThreeTechno2000:
Want? No, that is salvation by works. God has to WANT you to believe.You have to WANT to believe.
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:crazy_face:…Giraffes got taller so they could eat monkeys out of trees. No great mystery; just simple, common-sense science, my friend.
How did flower random mutations know there would be a specialized animal that would come along and utilize its nectar ?some specialize in drinking nectar from flower
That’s an odd criticism to make when one also professes faith in God, as we do.Any explanation is a good explanation even if it can’t be verified?
Wait until part three comes out, it’s going to be even crazier :crazy_face:This thread is like an orgy of scientifically illiterate people stroking each others egos, with an occasional glimpse of intelligence and rationality injected into the madness.
It’s pretty embarrasing.
Frankly I am quite tired of your endless questions of how could this be and how could that be. I think you have asked at least 100 such questions in this thread and those questions have been patiently answered by myself or rossum or rau or timothyvail. But instead of saying thank you and “I see now” you go right on asking more questions of the very same sort. It appears more and more that you do not really want an answer. So I will respect your wishes and not give you one.LeafByNiggle:
How did flower random mutations know there would be a specialized animal that would come along and utilize its nectar ?some specialize in drinking nectar from flower
Because the answers are too vague for me.Techno2000:
Frankly I am quite tired of your endless questions of how could this be and how could that be. I think you have asked at least 100 such questions in this thread and those questions have been patiently answered by myself or rossum or rau or timothyvail. But instead of saying thank you and “I see now” you go right on asking more questions of the very same sort. It appears more and more that you do not really want an answer. So I will respect your wishes and not give you one.LeafByNiggle:
How did flower random mutations know there would be a specialized animal that would come along and utilize its nectar ?some specialize in drinking nectar from flower