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07-26-2010 10:57 AM 		Reply to: Message 87 by Big_Al35
07-26-2010 9:37 AM

Re: Complexity of an organism
Big_All35 writes:
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Modern apes could equally argue that they evolved from human-like creatures.
If modern-day apes could argue at all, then they could argue that they evolved from human-like creatures - but they'd be wrong. Evolution doesn't have a direction but history does. We can figure out the order that events happened.
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