Why Creationists' Willful Ignorance?

What the hell does "the first recording of life form groupings" even mean?

Actually, that one's somewhat understandable. The first written classification of life into groups. Earlier Linnaeus. Why it matters I don't know, since the Genesis classification is so inaccurate.

I'm no expert, but I seem to recall that the classifications in Genesis are derived from some earlier work.

IamJoseph writes: What's the oldest human NAME on record?

I suggest "Narmer", an Egyptian Pharaoh of both Upper and Lower Egypt who lived in the 32nd century BC.

What do you think is the oldest name on record?

Edited by Panda, : No reason given.

Q: What's the first recording of life form groupings?

Q: What's the first recording of life form groupings?

Q: What's the first recording of life form groupings?

Q: What's the first recording of life form groupings?

IamJoseph writes: Q: What's the first recording of life form groupings?

Q: What do you think is the oldest name on record?

Q: What's the first recording of life form groupings?

IamJoseph writes: Q: What's the first recording of life form groupings?

Q:'Homeosaps' is not a real word.
What language do you think you are speaking?

ADAM. 5770 years old; the proof of it is irrelevent to being the oldest via the given time factor. Was that a question?

IamJoseph writes: ADAM. 5770 years old; the proof of it is irrelevent to being the oldest via the given time factor. Was that a question?

And what makes you think it is 5770 years old?
Please show your maths.

IamJoseph writes: ADAM. 5770 years old; the proof of it is irrelevent to being the oldest via the given time factor. Was that a question?

Q:'Homeosaps' is not a real word.
What language do you think you are speaking?

There is no record of history per se outside that date and writings. However, its truth does not impact. It remains the oldest 'RECORDED' declaration.

Stop acting silly.

Q: What's the first recording of life form groupings?

Fossils.