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Author Topic:   Ancient bacteria with modern DNA, problem for evolution?
nwr
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Message 53 of 67 (340701)
08-17-2006 12:17 AM
Reply to: Message 52 by randman
08-17-2006 12:07 AM


Re: for the lurkers
Okay, so its a scientific controversy. If it is a controversy, then it is being looked at, and people are devising experiments to settle the disagreement.
So there isn't any evo conspiracy here. It's just a controversy over data. Such controversies come up from time to time. I'm not seeing any cause for concern.

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nwr
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Message 55 of 67 (340708)
08-17-2006 12:51 AM
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08-17-2006 12:23 AM


Re: got a relevant point?
I have no idea whether both sides are reasonable. I'm not a biologist, so I leave it to those in the area to settle the question.
There has always been controversy in science. And there always will be. If controversy ceases, then science will have ceased.
... and no creationist conspiracy exists too?
Creationists can think what they like. It is no concern of mine. It only becomes a problem when then try to force their religion into the science class.

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