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hopefulLandlord:He'll probably give a coy non-answer like a Clinton. #makeNLgreatagain Edit: I'm being sarcastic FYI |
hopefulLandlord:Exactly, why should a personal opinion be stickied? |
Deicide:He's on to something, religion may be the way out of recession after all. |
KingEbukasBlog:So you agree that this is abuse? Good start. |
oyeludef:Because stealing leaves victims and homosexuality is victimless. |
Wow! I thought I was the only one. There's hardly any variety in Nigerian music, nobody wants to be different because it doesn't seem sell as much and that's what most Nigerians care about. What happened to doing things for the art? |
Lennycool:I thought it was BVN. |
The days of the week are also connected to 'Pagan' gods. By observing them are you also conforming to their rites? Source: http://www.crowl.org/lawrence/time/days.html
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taurus25:Erroneously? That's just you, bro. ![]() |
lordnicklaus:*sucks in air through clenched teeth* |
Kalatium:Wat. |
KingEbukasBlog:Adolf Christler. |
Kalatium:So why did you say that the observed branching out a specie into two distinct species isn't macroevolution? |
The model is very effective for keeping believers in check. Indoctrination can take you a long way in blind faith but doubt may set in due to contrary evidence. This is where fear comes in. The irrational fear of eternal punishment is a major stumbling against critical thinking. It stayed at the back of my mind until I was fully assured that the Abrahamic definition of god was totally false. So young children or vulnerable adults undergo the form of psychological abuse in order to keep them in line. That is why we see people telling atheists online that they are going to Hell. It is truly the worst thing that they can say, since they actually believe it. |
UyiIredia:You mean to tell me that the Canis lupus and the Canis familiaris, two animals with different specific names belong to the same species? |
Kalatium:The difference between the Poodle and the Great Dane is termed microevolution by you. Are you also going to call the difference between the Dog and the Wolf microevolution, too? |
UyiIredia:They manipulated it in order to get a specific result. I'm sure you read it. Stop being intellectually dishonest, they took advantage of a chemical reaction. It's like taking advantage of evolution through selective breeding. I can see you don't really have much to say, here. I'll let you stew over this. This argument is over from my end. |
UyiIredia:The conditions were manipulated to direct it. The process is automatic. Sorry. |
UyiIredia:Tecto-RNA is only a unit of code. Like a binary digit (0 or 1). It can self assemble into complex forms. Complexity without intelligence. |
UyiIredia:This is an experiment that dabbles with taking advantage of RNA self assembly. This won't have been possible if it couldn't self assemble. Jeez... |
Kalatium:Doesn't the link show examples of previous members of the same species unable to bread with reach other? That is what speciation is. |
Kalatium:No, no, no. Part 5 clearly gives examines of examples of animals in reproductive isolating toward one another, which is sympatric speciation. It also covers ring species. The article then gives a further link for observed cases of it which has several examples of it. I told you to focus on part 5. The least you could have done was follow through with it. |
Father Lord regrow Oscar Pistorius's legs. |
Kalatium:Maybe you can try the link tomorrow. The side seems to be down for now. I still have another link that shows several examples of speciation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speciation?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C3743329933 EDIT: I did some digging and found a mirror archive site for TalkOrigins.org: http://toarchive.org/faqs/comdesc/section5.html It still stands, part 5 is the area of concentration but you should read everything if you have the time. |
UyiIredia:You don't know enough, then. Why would they be trying to exploit RNA self-assembly in nanotechnology if it couldn't undergo the process? |
1. Funny, I remember a time when the argument was that speciation is impossible. Now the goal posts have shifted (fallacy alert!). Anyway, there's no reason to believe in such a frivolous claim because speciation is not known to have any limit given enough time in reproductive isolation. 2. Living fossils remain unchanged have remained due to lack of environmental pressure, this is a known phenomenon known as evolutionary stasis. The coelacanth is a good example of a living fossil, studies show that its deep-sea habitat had remained unchanged, coupled with lack of predation, there simply hasn't been much natural selection taking place. 3. Evolution doesn't work on a singular organ and leave others high and dry, it is a very gradual process that affects the entire organism (to an extent). Of course, we do have cases of animals that were driven to extinction by exaggerated body parts. One example is the Irish Elk which was driven to extinction by it's ridiculously sized antlers. 4. Evolution is based on a non-random process known as natural selection. With natural selection, traits that are beneficial to an organism in a given location within a given generation are likely to be passed on to the next. This is why sudden changes to the environment can lead to mass extinctions. I repeat, evolution is non-random. 5. See no. 4. I'll add that most deleterious mutations would be gone after several generations of selection. 6. Humans are 98% similar to chimps in terms of DNA and about 70% similar to slugs. Lions, tigers and cats all display 95% of similarity with one another. DNA is used in paternity tests to show familial relations. As a general rule, DNA similarity shows closeness in familial relationships. Fossil evidence proves that not species have existed from the beginning of time, it also shows that many species that have gone extinct. Perfectly fitting into the evolutionary theory for some reason. 7. Redundant. See no. 4. 8. Fossil evidence proves that not species have existed from the beginning of time, it also shows that many species that have gone extinct. Perfectly fitting into the evolutionary theory for some reason. 9. Vestigial organs are proof against Intelligent Design. For example the human ear contains muscles that are generally too weak to move it (although there are some exceptions). In other mammalian species that morphologically resemble the common ancestor, these muscles are used to move the ears toward sound. Furthermore, vestigiality only denotes loss of some or all function and not necessarily all. The human appendix for example, still retains some function as a store house for beneficial gut flora but was once a caecum for breaking down vegetables, this correlates with the nutritional information that can be gleamed from the dental information of a skeleton which showed that we once ate a lot of plant material. 10. Similarly, every incredibly complex structure evolved from simple parts, organisms are a bunch of anatomical systems working in tandem, anatomical systems are a bunch of organs working together, organs are related tissue structures working in tandem, tissue is made up of cells working in tandem, a cell is genetic material co-ordinating chemical reactions, genetic material is nucleic acid with a certain configuration. Nucleic acids are formed from complex organic compounds. Organic compounds are formed from Carbon, Hydrogen along with other inorganic elements. Elements come from a certain number of electrons orbiting a neutron and a proton. These structures are condensed energy. What then is so complex about concerned energy particles orbiting and colliding in a given manner? Screw, it! I'm not editing this. |
Kalatium:The theory of evolution has nothing to do with abiogenesis, evolution already assumes life before it makes any claim. Furthermore, macroevolution has been proven many times. http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/ Part 5 is the key point. Although, all the other parts are important. |
raphieMontella:We'll probably need more than one thread for that. |
UyiIredia:False. RNA viruses undergo self assembly all the time. |
UyiIredia:And given certain conditions they assemble into certain forms. Showing that coding does not require a designer. |
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