See above.
And just as vague from them is exactly what kind of environmental change cause all this " die out " of animals and plants, were doing just fine until some mysterious climatic change came along.Vonsalza:
Yes there are volumes written, but they avoid answering the questions you ask. If you ask how did the vertebrate evolve? You get descriptions of vertebrate in various species and a timeline, but there are no satisfactory answers as to how it happened.
Mutations are random, and more are deleterious than beneficial. Natural selection selects the beneficial ones, eliminating the deleterious ones from the population genome.
Right, all you get is some stupid lines drawn on some graph pointing to some animal.Vonsalza:
Yes there are volumes written, but they avoid answering the questions you ask. If you ask how did the vertebrate evolve? You get descriptions of vertebrate in various species and a timeline, but there are no satisfactory answers as to how it happened.
So, Chicxulub is the explanation for the 10 million diverse species of plant and animals we have today?
No it is not. It is part of the explanation for some of them, as you would know if you had read more about the subject. For someone who is so interested in asking questions about evolution you do not appear to have done much background reading. You will learn more if you find the answer for yourself then if you are continually handed answers on a plate.
Absolutely. Large-scale occurrences of this are evidenced by something we call fossils.Vonsalza:
Then that means the Earth should be littered with the evidence of this …right ?
Yeah, except we now know it doesn’t.
The intimate role of human beings has been integral to how they have developed. As the Inuit use more snow mobiles, the husky which was bred to be a work dog, is gradually reverting back to one less powerful and dedicated to pulling as a team.
So the belief goes, unconvincing to anyone with a modicum of skepticism and experience at the work and effort, the control necessary to produce even the simplest chemical effect, or pretty much getting anything to work. Hopefully you use gloves in a ventilated area when handling toxic substances, put on sun screen on sunny days and a full apron when getting X-rays at the dentist, who turns on the switch from behind a leaded wall, tell your pregnant daughter to avoid travel to Brazil, and somehow have learned how to avoid simply getting old. But hey, who knows, maybe the next random mutation will make you healthier. Good luck with that.
That’s too simplified, explain what kind of environmental changes is going to cause bacteria to morph into 10 million species of plant and animals,you can start with the artichoke plant…go.
That’s absolutely right!Vonsalza:
The intimate role of human beings has been integral to how they have developed.
Good example there of evolution, if true.
It’s a largely non-scientific term that is mostly the dominion of ID-ers.
I do too. But we can also change.
Not science as taught by the average state university… But suit yourself.
Exactly. Thousands of scientists believe in the irrational, unscientific fantasy of natural abiogenesis, so you do too. Is that how is works?
Sure it did … and the Tooth Fairy wears a pink dress; not a sky blue one as many people believe.
So God was so disinterested in creating life on earth that He delegated that boring task to mindless chemicals?
… according to atheist folklore.
They are the actual bones of non-human primates that existed before God created Adam from dust. It seems you’ve been conned by an atheist fairy tale.
Where would evolution be without untestable stories like this? What we’ve got here is a fairy tale masquerading as science. It’s simply astounding that so many sane, intelligent adults believe this stuff.
