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Darwinism Finches And The Pepper Moth
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Darwinism finches beaks and the Pepper moth are given as just two examples of evolution.
No, they changed minutely by natural selection to maximise their environment, and if they couldn't they would die out. But they remain moths and finches, the same KIND as the Bible says.
Animal species become extinct all the time because they CANNOT evolve to integrate with their new environment.
Is there just one example of one species changing into another?
Apart from me after a few pints.
No, they changed minutely by natural selection to maximise their environment, and if they couldn't they would die out. But they remain moths and finches, the same KIND as the Bible says.
Animal species become extinct all the time because they CANNOT evolve to integrate with their new environment.
Is there just one example of one species changing into another?
Apart from me after a few pints.
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A few weeks ago, evolutionist s and myself shared disagreement s on the missing definition of species especially among the scientific community. This discussion, once again, highlights the confusion that reigns without any consensus on such a definition. Strangely, we see the venerable Stephen Jay Gould's banner raised as an epitome of evolutionary...
15:31 Sun 20th Sep 2015
Have you rubbished Meyer?
You say you have, but how can I judge?
How many scientists in the past have been in the minority and time has proven them correct?
When I get my degree in cell biology, I.T. systems etc, I'll make the judgement.
In the meantime, I have to look at the expertise available and decide.
Forgive me for that.
You say you have, but how can I judge?
How many scientists in the past have been in the minority and time has proven them correct?
When I get my degree in cell biology, I.T. systems etc, I'll make the judgement.
In the meantime, I have to look at the expertise available and decide.
Forgive me for that.
Erm.....that's exactly what I've done. And I didn't say I'd rubbished Meyer, I said I'd done a prequel to rubbishing him. I hope you studied the bible in more detail. I raised a few points which I thought you might like to try and shoot down in flames. You now seem to be throwing the hat in,,saying the subject is too difficult for you to understand.
Corbyloon, "I asked this question already but you didn't answer it, why was Man not created with the intelligence we have now?" is such an incomprehensible question. Do you mean, rather, "Why didn't God create man with the knowledge he has now?" The answer to that, of course is because knowledge is increasing day by day... whereas, intelligence is the ability to assimilate knowledge and there's no evidence that God didn't create man with intelligence that could have assimilated the knowledge we have today, given enough time...
/whereas, intelligence is the ability to assimilate knowledge /
No it isn't, it is the ability to use knowledge and to have curiosity and to look for patterns and relationships and to ask questions, just for starters. A computer can assimilate knowledge without displaying the least sign of having intelligence.
No it isn't, it is the ability to use knowledge and to have curiosity and to look for patterns and relationships and to ask questions, just for starters. A computer can assimilate knowledge without displaying the least sign of having intelligence.
// Strangely, we see the venerable Stephen Jay Gould's banner raised as an epitome of evolutionary defense, however… this is the guy that proposed Punctuated Equilibrium as the most logical substitution to the usual Darwinian examples.//
not strange at all.
one of his books is a standard text on evo-devo at uni
Gould said his theories were so different to Darwin they should be renamed erm after Gould
Others dont
not strange at all.
one of his books is a standard text on evo-devo at uni
Gould said his theories were so different to Darwin they should be renamed erm after Gould
Others dont
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