tesla writes:
EXACTLY.
but does he?
Honestly, tesla, do you even understand the significance of 2 centromeres and 4 telomeres in the human chromosome number 2? Or is your pride too big to even consider that it might be relevant to this issue?
Since T4C pointed this out to you, I'll let him explain the significance of this fact.
you answere me then, is it not just as logical for a chromosome to be deleted via evolution, as it could have been added?
Jesus Christ, tesla. A chromosome didn't get deleted or added during the course of human evolution. Again, the whole crux of the matter lies in the fact that the human chromosome number 2 has 2 centromeres and 4 telomeres.
honestly not much of this makes a whole lot of sense to me, but logically, evolution can move up or down by habits.
Evolution isn't about moving "up" or "down" as you imply it. Again, I'll leave this to T4C, as he started this.
By the way, that quote you have there (whereever it came from... please provide link) has almost nothing to do with the main point T4C was trying to make.
you answere me then, is it not just as logical for a chromosome to be deleted via evolution, as it could have been added?
The word "logic" and its variations are getting thrown around a lot, as if they make you sound smarter or something.