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Ilekeh:You get Fifa yet? |
samxylino:Worst job ever for nepotism. You either know how to fly a helicopter or you don't. There's no time to learn on the job. |
richeso:"Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it everywhere, diagnosing it incorrectly and applying the wrong remedies." Groucho Marx |
When you're caught with your hand in the cookie jar, you must assume that position or make up a revolutionary lie on the spot. I've been there, and I'm not a good liar. |
"Political language is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind." George Orwell |
talibilm:See this one. What if your father decided to tie your hands and legs and throw you into the river? What message does that send to the other siblings? Will they not begin to FEEL ADOPTED? Now consider the fact that a father who does that to his son is still one million times more loving than the one who puts his son in a fire and roasts him FOREVER. |
Washing clothes is manual labor, probably even worse than farming. I wouldn't want my girl to do something like that. Plus, I have LOTS of DENIM outfits. How can you make your girl wash 20 Denim Pants and still convince her that you love her? This guy is the real Casanova. |
For those interested in the meaning of branch lengths in molecular phylogenetics, do a simple Google search of "molecular phylogenetics, branch length." Apparently, this id.iot was too involved with the process of removing head from as.s to be bothered with the process. He claims that the length of the branch doesn't imply the number of evolutionary modifications, but yet won't provide what HE THINKS it means. Useless coward. Close this useless thread, before you shame yourself into oblivion. |
sinequanon:Says the m.oron who expects ME to tell him why HE says that I'm WRONG. As)shole. You don't know jack sh.it about science and evolution. I'm waiting on you to regurgitate another well worn creationist argument here, you ignorant slowpoke. And while you're at it, try to find out what the length of the branches mean in molecular phylogenetics. St.upid mor)on. |
netizenbuzz:When my girl and I stayed together, it cost us about $25 to wash our combined clothes in a machine. We stayed in an apartment without a washing machine. I suggest that the man hires someone to wash his clothes for about N3K and leave his girl alone. Handwashing is manual labor. |
netizenbuzz:Exactly. Putting the clothes in the machine is nothing, which is why you shouldn't mind doing it for your hubby. It's like lowering the toilet seat after we piss. It doesn't take anything for a woman to lower the toilet seat herself, but yet we do it for women anyway. I've even washed my girl's clothes before, so that part is negligible. Hand washing the clothes of another adult is a no no. |
sinequanon:I told you what it means. You denied that it meant what I said. This is not a molecular biology class. I'm expecting you to provide information why you think that I was wrong, otherwise you shut the fck up and enroll in a molecular biology class. Don't tell someone they're wrong if you know absolutely nothing about the subject outside of what you can glean from creationist articles. How st.upid can someone get. I tell you that Pichichi implies the highest goal scorer in Spain. You waltz in and say that's not what it means and then shut the fck up without saying anything else. Go fck yourself, you arrogant jerk. Don't waste my time trying to act like you know ANYTHING about the topics you lift from your creationist websites. |
Babalakin:Trust me, they abandoned the idea of shame a long time ago. They're not going anywhere. |
Depends on whether the clothes are washed by hand or machine. If you wash by hand, then you're a big fo.ol. A grown man should be able to wash his own clothes without asking his wife to mess up her hands with laundry soap. However, if all you have to do is sort the clothes and throw them into a machine, then may God punish you for complaining. |
Here's a list of some more creationist ideas. I have no doubt that you're planning to open another thread about one of these ideas soon. Moles Can Smell in Stereo 'Talking' Ants Are Evidence for Creation Deer in Black and White Muscle Motion Discoveries Challenge Evolutionism Scientists Discover Secret to Fast Swimming Penguins Scientists Discover the 'Anternet' Organ Discovery Shows Why Whales Didn't Evolve Why Dogs Don't Need Snow Boots Paddlefish Are Tuned to Eat Only Plankton Scientists Discover New Clue to Geckos' Climbing Ability, 'Relatively Simple' Genetic Stop Sign Halts Evolutionary Explanations Embryonic Tissue Development Needs More than Just DNA Did Flower Study Catch Evolution in the Act? Towers of Hanoi No Match for Puzzle-Solving Ants Where Did the Mimic Octopus Get Its Amazing Abilities? Beetle Larva Bifocals Are Better than Manmade Seal Whiskers Track Fish Trails Specialized Communication Enables Dolphin Diplomacy http://www.icr.org/article/coelacanths-evolutionists-still-fishing/ |
wordcat:Those children were not Yahweh's problem but Allah's. Allah needs to watch his property more closely. |
sinequanon:You said that a short branch on a phylogenetic tree comparing genes does NOT imply that there were few modifications. What does it then mean? You can't just refute something with an empty declarative statement. Distance matrices are commonly used tools in molecular genetics. What does the length of the branch indicate, since, according to you, it doesn't indicate modifications. I didn't see where the authors used a large population to argue in favor low differentiation. A simple copy paste would be nice. Speaking of systematic bias, you're the one relying on the analysis of a few HOX clusters, not even all, to define what you THINK is going on. Your position is not based on whole genome analysis, but only a few genes. |
sinequanon:But this is not true. Only certain genes can be said to "evolve slower" compared to those same genes in other species. Does this mean that the overall genome follows the same trend? |
Genesis to Revelation, with the possible exception of some parts of Proverbs. |
mynairatime:Did you watch the new Billy Burr special on Netflix? He does the car analogy. |
joseph1013:Faith healers usually avoid amputees and the blind, choosing instead to heal people with diabetes and arthritis in front of the congregation. That ties into what you're saying. |
She has diabetic ankles. Probably has HBP too. Yes, she pretty, but she needs to watch her weight. |
Here's a bigger picture showing the phylogeny of Actinistia, in terms of body outlines and approximate lengths. It looks like the morphology changed to me. The modern one at the bottom looks significantly different from the fossil ones.
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sinequanon:They acknowledge that some genes evolve more slowly than others. However, the most significant finding is that coelacanth genome sequences in phylogenetic analyses are NOT placed on short branches. This implies that there were numerous genome modifications between the fossil coelacanth and the extant ones. Analyses of three nuclear genes (protocadherin clusters 18, vitellogenin genes 19, and nuclear-encoded recombination activating genes 19, 20) and two of the whole mitochondrial genome 21, 22 are often quoted in support of the hypothesis of slow evolution. However, a closer look at the data challenges this interpretation: depending on the analysed sequence, the coelacanth branch is not systematically shorter than the branches leading to other species. In addition, most phylogenetic analyses – including analysis of Hox sequences 23–26 – do not support the hypothesis that the Latimeria genome is slow evolving, i.e. they do not place coelacanth sequences on short branches nor do they detect low substitution rates 24, 27–31. The clearest example, which involves the largest number of genes, is a phylogeny based study of forty-four nuclear genes that does not show a dramatic decrease, if any, in the rate of molecular evolution in the coelacanth lineage. Secondly, the article doesn't suggest mutation rates are low because of the absence of environmental pressures. That argument comes from the people who assume that the extant coelacanth is a living fossil. This is what the authors said, from the abstract. (i) low intra-specific molecular diversity does not imply low mutation rate, Nothing was said about the rate of mutation in coelacanths. They're talking about the fact that there is a low amount of allelic differentiation among populations of coelacanths. It could be caused by a low mutation rate, the lack of genetic drift, or other factors like population size. Interestingly, although the two available analyses of L. chalumnae natural population genetics both detected low allelic diversity and low levels of geographic differentiation, they came to different conclusions. The first study 11 concluded that the low allelic diversity is the result of a small population size and the absence of strong geographic isolation, as has been concluded for similar findings in other species 14. In contrast, the more recent study, Lampert et al. 7, rejected these straightforward hypotheses. On the assumption that coelacanths are ‘living fossils’, the authors concluded that their data ‘confirm the assumed slow rate of molecular evolution in coelacanths’. Before we go any further I would first like us to agree or disagree on WHAT was discovered. It would help to eliminate the circles, if you know what I mean. I found one, feel free to add yours. 1. Extant coelacanths show a low allelic differentiation among existing populations. |
sinequanon:Depending on who you ask, extant coelacanths are different from their fossil ancestors morphologically and genetically. [b]Latimeria was first labelled as a ‘living fossil’ because the fossil genera were known before the extant species was discovered, and erroneous biological interpretations have grown and reports still show little morphological and molecular evolution. A closer look at the available molecular and morphological data has allowed us to show that most of the available studies do not show low substitution rates in the Latimeria genome, and furthermore, as pointed out by Forey 3 long before us, the supposed morphological stability of coelacanths from the Devonian until the present is not based on real data. As a consequence, the idea that the coelacanth is a biological ‘living fossil’ is a long held but false belief which should not bias the interpretation of molecular data in extant Latimeria populations. The same reasoning could be generalised to other extant species (such as hagfish, lamprey, shark, lungfish and tatuara, to cite few examples of vertebrates) that for various reasons are often presented as ‘ancient’, ‘primitive’, or ‘ancestral’ even if a lot of recent data has shown that they have many derived traits."[/b] http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/bies.201200145/full
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frosbel:Didn't you read where the man was walking on top of the ocean wearing no flotation device whatsoever? This is not a regular person. Why is it hard to believe that the man could have been in two different places at once? It's only keeping in line with the other remarkable qualities that he possessed, like the ability to levitate. |
malvisguy212:Which one is God 's own will? Because humans seem to override it effortlessly. |
Who recorded the conversation? Someone in the psych ward, no doubt. |
Africans being judged by white people, here and after death. I reject it on principle, until my dying day. Are there no African Gods in the universe? God sent his son down to earth disguised as a Caucasian male? F.ck all of you who believe this propaganda. Joseph Goebbels himself couldn't design a better one. |
ChiDalu1:The Taliban is using that attitude to murder children now. You're among formidable company. Just believe and don't ask questions, like Abraham with the kitchen knife. |
ifeness:Comedian Bill Burr does a funny joke about this in his new Netflix special. Apparently he resents being judged by someone who may have CREATED him. Only one person could be responsible for ALL the fu)ck ups, the creator. |
Mandatory friendship. You must be the friend of the deity or be roasted for eternity. Either the deity is mad or its followers are. Even Hitler doesn't deserve eternal roasting. 1 billion years should be enough for less than 50 years of transgressions. |
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