LTA writes:
This video is premised on a random chemical process. Which, of course is a false premise.
NosyNed writes:
I don't understand the point you are making here. I don't see how it applies to the topic at hand. Perhaps you can elaborate a lot more.
The video makes the claim that the viral DNA can attach itself "randomly" anywhere on the host DNA. And then perpetuates this throughout. Surely the DNA can only attach where the chemistry is right for it to do so. Given that the chimps DNA is identical to humans at the specified positions, it's no surprise that the bonds appear at the same spot on the DNA.
Therefore it doesn't mean that humans and chimps have the same ancestor at all, it means that humans and chimps were around at the same time this strain of virus was.
Australopithicus afarensis writes:
What we see with the Ecoli is inbuilt adaption not evolution.
NosyNed writes:
"Inbuilt" in exactly what way? How is this not evolution?
Just because the Creator made all kinds with their seed doesn't mean that He can't provide them with the ability to fight infection.
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