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Animals with bad design.

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Message 195 of 204 (608965)
03-15-2011 2:56 PM 		Reply to: Message 194 by ringo
03-15-2011 2:31 PM

You don't need new words to write a different book. You just have to arrange the existing words in a different order.
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Or, we don't come up with new books by removing information from the superbook of all phrases.
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03-15-2011 4:18 PM 		Reply to: Message 192 by Blue Jay
03-15-2011 1:02 PM

Re: The Great Jenkins
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That's a cheetah, by the way. In a tree.
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Obviously, the cheetah must have walked up that tree because they can't climb them
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03-31-2011 9:37 AM 		Reply to: Message 200 by Peter
03-31-2011 7:35 AM

Re: The Great Jenkins
Oh Peter, you weirdo-you. Crystal clear posts there!
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I suppose your main point was this:
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'good' and 'bad' design can only be assessed once we have established 'design'.
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Not necessarily. The process described in the Theory of Evolution "designs" animals to fit within their environment.
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Sometimes it happens better than others. Like, the Panda I would call a bad design. They're not doing so good and thier future ain't either.
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Crocodiles, on the other hand....... damn-well designed.
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