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Is there really such a thing as a beneficial mutation?

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08-25-2006 10:44 AM 		Reply to: Message 127 by Faith
08-25-2006 10:24 AM

Re: Trade-offs
faith writes:
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Science is phenomena, is facts. Evolution is theory, is interpretation.
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How long have you been posting here, Faith? Again and again the same old "not a fact but a theory" canard.
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ALL science is based on theories that are used to explain observed facts. Evolution IS science. The fact that you think otherwise is of absolutely no consequence.
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