Porcupine_I said: |
This is one of the worst things I've ever seen - EVER. How could you post something like this?
Do I really need to tell you that water comes from hydrogen and if I drink a glass of water I DON'T magically 'use up' this hydrogen? The only place hydrogen 'disappears' is on the sun and in a nuclear fusion reactor where hydrogen + hydrogen is fused to form helium and eventually other heavier elements all the way up to uranium etc. This is in fact where all the earth's elements are formed.
Nothwistanding the fact that the earth is bombarded with a host of particles that could over time increase the amount of hydrogen on the planet. You know hydrogen is just a proton and an electron riiiggghhht?
Add some basic thermodynamics into this picture and you have a earth who's liquid water supply varies with time based on it's composite thermic state and as such will not decrease or increase indefinitely - It'll vary around some constant value for extended periods of time. IF AT ALL the end result of this sinusoidial wave goes to zero or (theoretical) infinity at infinite time, then that time scale would be on the order of billions of years at least.
Now you got this from someone, and I would suggest that the persone who made this is an imbecile not worth listening to. Rather quote Michael Behe ok - who, despite the propaganda against him, actually has a really good point that statisticians clearly understand much better than biologists.