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| DaRev said:
Pal, for a seemingly smart dude you really seem really blinded, and we’re already established that you’re one-side, so I should be surprised. I mean can you not see the flaws in your arguments, by simply looking at the definition you posted, which exists in bubble. That definition means nothing to anyone that is not a scientific person – i.e. it is biased, subjective and one-sided, like your thinking. Words like “conceived” “imagination” “devised” “scientifically” mean almost nothing in a factual context, and especially to religious people. It’s like scientists that “devised” years ago that the atom was the smallest particle, but years later found out it was not. Science is only based on what you can prod in the here and now, and what you can’t prod now is not fact but is in fact just theory. Here is another word “assume” – which is a bit unscientific I know, but it fits in with your type of reasoning. For you can only assume evolution is fact, not matter how much you try to use words like “conceived” “imagination” “devised” “scientifically”, it still all boils down to an assumption, whether scientific or otherwise. What is not an assumption and is in no way just “conceived” “imagination” “devised” “scientifically” is human reproduction – Humans make Humans – Evolution doesn’t make Humans. For when a black man fucks a white woman, and a brown baby comes out, those subtle changes are not evolution. They are code that has been put there by a creator. People didn’t evolve into some white and some black, and some fat and some skinny and all the subtle little changes that make up the human race. So why do prod little butterflies for changes and when you find the same subtleties you think its evolution? It has all been coded into what makes us human. |
The scientific method is based upon axioms, deductive logic, inductive logic, and experimentation. Asserting that it is assumption shows a complete lack of understanding to it.
The assumption has no impact upon what is experimentally or logically valid. You can't assume something and then confirm it unless it is true.
i.e. The assumption that the Earth is flat will never be true, whereas the assumption that Humans are primates will be true.
The Rutherford-Bohr model of the atom was posited in 1913, that's far removed from "a few years" ago, and far before we had microscopes powerful enough to confirm the existence of electrons, protons, neutrons...which weren't confirmed until 1932, so I'm not sure where you get your information (your ass?) but it's utter nonsense.
I am not suggesting evolution is a fact, simply that it is the best possible explanation for the procession of life based upon observation, experiment, and logic with quite literally no dispute whatsoever within the scientific community.
You should invest in an anthropology course if you don't understand why there are some black and some white people. (Hint: regional)
There are certain confirmations about evolution which are proven. While the overarching theory remains as such, the pieces are assembling.
Some facts for you, since you love them:
1. Micro-evolution is confirmed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._coli_long-term_evolution_experiment
2. DNA confirms that Humans, Chimps, and Apes share a common ancestor.
http://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/genetics
3. Inbreeding poses serious complications ranging from birth defects to death. (Whoops, there goes Creation!)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inbreeding
4. Cephalopods have better eyes than humans. (Thank God for the inferior eyes?)
Advantages - No blind spots, can see polarized or unpolarized light, ability to focus at different distances.
http://www.thecephalopodpage.org/cephschool/CephalopodVision.pdf
That should be enough to keep you entertained for a while.
dsgrue3 said:
The scientific method is based upon axioms, deductive logic, inductive logic, and experimentation. Asserting that it is assumption shows a complete lack of understanding to it. The assumption has no impact upon what is experimentally or logically valid. You can't assume something and then confirm it unless it is true. i.e. The assumption that the Earth is flat will never be true, whereas the assumption that Humans are primates will be true. The Rutherford-Bohr model of the atom was posited in 1913, that's far removed from "a few years" ago, and far before we had microscopes powerful enough to confirm the existence of electrons, protons, neutrons...which weren't confirmed until 1932, so I'm not sure where you get your information (your ass?) but it's utter nonsense. I am not suggesting evolution is a fact, simply that it is the best possible explanation for the procession of life based upon observation, experiment, and logic with quite literally no dispute whatsoever within the scientific community. You should invest in an anthropology course if you don't understand why there are some black and some white people. (Hint: regional) There are certain confirmations about evolution which are proven. While the overarching theory remains as such, the pieces are assembling. Some facts for you, since you love them: 1. Micro-evolution is confirmed. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._coli_long-term_evolution_experiment 2. DNA confirms that Humans, Chimps, and Apes share a common ancestor. http://humanorigins.si.edu/evidence/genetics 3. Inbreeding poses serious complications ranging from birth defects to death. (Whoops, there goes Creation!) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inbreeding 4. Cephalopods have better eyes than humans. (Thank God for the inferior eyes?) Advantages - No blind spots, can see polarized or unpolarized light, ability to focus at different distances. http://www.thecephalopodpage.org/cephschool/CephalopodVision.pdf That should be enough to keep you entertained for a while.
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Here’s what your scientist friends say when asked:
Is human DNA closer to chimpanzees or pigs?
Answer:
Humans and chimpanzees share a much more recent common ancestor than humans and pigs. This results in humans sharing more of their genome with chimps than they do with pigs.
Even though a human's genetic code is more like a chimp's than it is like a pig's, all eukaryotic organisms share a significant amount of genetic code, vertebrates share even more, and mammals share even more than that; a human's DNA more closely resembles a pig's than it does a lizard's, and it more closely resembles a lizard's than it does a bacterium's.
How close are pigs to humans DNA?
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if you compare humans to almost any other animal on the planet today, you would find that about 99% of the genetic structure is the same.
The simple fact is that not because a Monkey or a Pig or whatever animal’s DNA says it can have legs, eyes, brain etc, doesn’t make it human, nor proves or even suggests an evolutionary process. DNA that closely resembles human DNA doesn’t make it human or prove evolution. Apparently we could have evolved from a fly or a banana giving the evolutionary opportunity. Sharing close DNA makeup does not mean that moss evolved into a rose, a gold fish into a whale nor a monkey into a man – that is just want scientist theorise and have been on a never-ending pursuit to prove it as fact, and until then, calls it fact nonetheless.
Anyways, I tire of this discussion.
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| DaRev said:
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You've stated earlier that you agree that humans who move to different environments will adapt their bodies differently. If you agree withh this simple concept, then I don't understand why you are so against evolution.
When a species is segregated into two or more groups, then the different groups will change and adapt differently (which you agree with). The changes and adaptations aren't going to just stop; the groups are going to undergoe constant, subtle changes based on their differing habitats. After an extremely long period of time, there would obviously be an extremely large amount of differing changes between the two groups.
Eventually, the genetics and mechanisms of the different groups would be so different that they would no longer be able reproduce with each other, which is the definition of different species. Why is this so hard to accept? Do you think there's some sort of ceiling that the different groups will reach where they just decide "You know what...Let's stop changing. We've already altered ourselves too much."?
| DaRev said:
Here’s what your scientist friends say when asked: Is human DNA closer to chimpanzees or pigs?
Answer:
Humans and chimpanzees share a much more recent common ancestor than humans and pigs. This results in humans sharing more of their genome with chimps than they do with pigs.
Even though a human's genetic code is more like a chimp's than it is like a pig's, all eukaryotic organisms share a significant amount of genetic code, vertebrates share even more, and mammals share even more than that; a human's DNA more closely resembles a pig's than it does a lizard's, and it more closely resembles a lizard's than it does a bacterium's.
How close are pigs to humans DNA?
Best Answer - Chosen by Voters
if you compare humans to almost any other animal on the planet today, you would find that about 99% of the genetic structure is the same.
The simple fact is that not because a Monkey or a Pig or whatever animal’s DNA says it can have legs, eyes, brain etc, doesn’t make it human, nor proves or even suggests an evolutionary process. DNA that closely resembles human DNA doesn’t make it human or prove evolution. Apparently we could have evolved from a fly or a banana giving the evolutionary opportunity. Sharing close DNA makeup does not mean that moss evolved into a rose, a gold fish into a whale nor a monkey into a man – that is just want scientist theorise and have been on a never-ending pursuit to prove it as fact, and until then, calls it fact nonetheless. Anyways, I tire of this discussion. |
Only looking at the code only gives a small part of the picture. We share DNA similarity because most of life codes for very similar proteins, but specialised and vastly different functions. The proteins we use in digestion are very similar in structure and sequence to the proteins bacteria use and have the same chemical mechanism of breaking down other proteins. Therefore the DNA structure is very similar. We can track how these proteins evolved by going from simpler forms of life to more complex forms. We can see how even the smallest of changes in the sequence can lead to radical changes in the activity, function or environmental preference of a protein. Now move that further and go from a simple life form to a more complex one and we see how that leads to integrations of different protein domains to form larger complexes that can have multiple functions. Collectively these then have major physical effects.
There's more to it than just the paragraph above too. We also now know of the effects non-coding RNA can have on how genes are expressed and how that can lead to chemical modification to the DNA without changing the sequence which in turn can shut genes on or off. These can then be passed on from parent to child; small evolutionary changes with no change to the inherent sequence.
The processes of evolution have been observed (mutagenesis, epigenetics, integration of retroviruses in our genome) and even used/manipulated in the lab to create new biopharmaceutical drugs, biofuels and even battery components. You can deny evolution all you want but you'll certainly be using products that have been manufactured by manipulating the theory of evolution (if your diabetic for instance, some insulin producers use a trypsin enzyme that has undergone directed evolution for processing).
A better question would be not if someone made-up the evolution theory all together, but what drug were they on that made them think we're just apes of a more advance genus.
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DaRev said:
Here’s what your scientist friends say when asked: Is human DNA closer to chimpanzees or pigs?
Answer:
Humans and chimpanzees share a much more recent common ancestor than humans and pigs. This results in humans sharing more of their genome with chimps than they do with pigs.
Even though a human's genetic code is more like a chimp's than it is like a pig's, all eukaryotic organisms share a significant amount of genetic code, vertebrates share even more, and mammals share even more than that; a human's DNA more closely resembles a pig's than it does a lizard's, and it more closely resembles a lizard's than it does a bacterium's.
How close are pigs to humans DNA?
Best Answer - Chosen by Voters
if you compare humans to almost any other animal on the planet today, you would find that about 99% of the genetic structure is the same.
The simple fact is that not because a Monkey or a Pig or whatever animal’s DNA says it can have legs, eyes, brain etc, doesn’t make it human, nor proves or even suggests an evolutionary process. DNA that closely resembles human DNA doesn’t make it human or prove evolution. Apparently we could have evolved from a fly or a banana giving the evolutionary opportunity. Sharing close DNA makeup does not mean that moss evolved into a rose, a gold fish into a whale nor a monkey into a man – that is just want scientist theorise and have been on a never-ending pursuit to prove it as fact, and until then, calls it fact nonetheless. Anyways, I tire of this discussion. |
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People need an excuse to act. Religion, politics whatever is called is man-made...
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