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Darwin- would he have changed his theory?

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06-24-2004 2:28 AM 		Reply to: Message 1 by tubi417
06-24-2004 1:55 AM

How and why
I can't see any reason why he would. Can you suggest any possible connection?
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10-21-2004 11:01 AM 		Reply to: Message 30 by SirPimpsalot
10-21-2004 8:49 AM

Nothing to do with evolutionary theory
...to the Big Bang theory
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This has nothing to do with Darwin's evolutionary theory. Where in any of his writings does he discuss the origin of the universe?
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10-21-2004 11:07 AM 		Reply to: Message 50 by SirPimpsalot
10-21-2004 9:41 AM

First life?
Darwin's theory says nothing about how the first one or a few organisms arose. Evolutionary theory says nothing about how the first imperfect replicator arose.
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I'm a bit astonished that regulars here have missed that point.
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Darwin leaves it as unknown as to how life arose. Evolutionary theory is about changes in already living things. Yours is a common misunderstanding.
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10-26-2004 10:50 AM 		Reply to: Message 191 by crashfrog
10-25-2004 4:59 PM

Precision?
Crash, you did somewhat imply that the code was universal and more strongly that the mitrochondria were the exception (with no hint there were others).
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You're getting a bit cranky sounding over simple nit pick where you did leave the wrong impression.
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