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Author Topic:   Evolution theory and teratology
AZPaul3
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Message 7 of 17 (582547)
09-22-2010 12:40 AM
Reply to: Message 5 by Yrreg
09-21-2010 9:02 PM


Dishonest Concepts
That is really scientific thinking in terms of what, like for example the theory of relativity?
Naa. This is the twisted dishonest thinking of yahoo creationists who, if they had bothered to do the most minimal level of research before opening their mouths to insert their boots, they would have known that mutations are classified beneficial, harmful or neutral based on their effect to the present individual not millions of years from now.
They would have known that beneficial mutations give a survival advantage, and more importantly a reproductive advantage, to the individual and that over the generations this beneficial trait will become more and more prevalent as a percentage of the population.
But, it seems, such creationists, like yourself, are too intellectually dishonest to find out what the concepts really mean before they throw out insults.
Edited by AZPaul3, : change title

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AZPaul3
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Message 14 of 17 (582687)
09-22-2010 8:44 PM
Reply to: Message 11 by Yrreg
09-22-2010 7:54 PM


Re: Of course you have got stock answers to all the questions...
Just one more question:
You mean two questions. You just can't get anything right can you.
What is the natural factor in natural selection?
Nature.
Is it the blind and purposeless nature that should not care anything about survival of whatever, as to lead to stability of surviving species, in the time span they do survive in?
Yes.
I take it back. You were right about that last one. Congratulations.

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