angrypoolman said:
oh, believe me.. i understand what they want us to believe. |
Want you to believe? Oh really?
Then I guess I must be getting fake results when I study conservation of RNAs through polymorfism chains between Archae and Eubacterya or the Epigenetic effect of hystone H1, H2A and H2B between hereditary lineages of multi-species. Heck, I must change my master's degree, since it's all lies.
I've seen quite a lot of misinformation on this thread to have quite a few chuckles for the past weeks. Evolution is not simply "We came from a single archae bacteria that developed when the conditions of the Nitrogen and Carbon filled oceans of 3.5 Billions ago were jolted by the extreme conditions of the planet".
To understand evolution you have to understand some basic genetic concepts. You have to understand polymorfisms, DNA and (much more importantly) RNA conservation, epigenetics, methylations, acylations and many other concepts.
Do you know that us, human, have a 90% homology in our mitochondrial RNA matrixes (produced by the mitochondrial DNA) in comparison with early pre-historic Archaebacteria? We're talking about having a rather similar code to organisms that lived far beyond the time of humans.
If you look at evolution only on Darwin terms, then you're missing the rather huge picture that explains everything in much more detail: Genetics.
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