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My athiest bruhs, thoughts on this...
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Over 3.2 BILLION intertwined DNA in just the right configuration for us to be here. Even an amoeba has a DNA strand equal to around 40,000 encyclopedias. If that doesn't show intelligent design I'm not sure what does.
Darwin studied one species of bird on an island and he even doubted his own theory. No one has looked at plants, bees, bacteria, great white sharks, or even jelly fish.
Science says nothing, scientists say everything and if you add their philosophy it will change how the raw data is interpreted.
Darwin studied one species of bird on an island and he even doubted his own theory. No one has looked at plants, bees, bacteria, great white sharks, or even jelly fish.
Science says nothing, scientists say everything and if you add their philosophy it will change how the raw data is interpreted.
All of it actually.
Understanding evolution from a genetic stand point helps us to create better drugs and combat bacterial resistance and possibly gene therapies.
Its not intelligent because the LENGTH of DNA says nothing about the function of DNA or the genes transcribed. Thats not intelligent at all.
Sure, if you stopped paying attention to biology in middle school
Don't be so adamant about sounding like a dumbass.
We know and have observed evolution in all of these species.
Science DOES say something. Its testable. Repeatable. observable. independent, and isolated.
Are you serious right now? It's put together in such a way which even today we don't fully understand. We may have mapped the genome but can only tell you a small percentage of what does what. You may have no faith in what I said which both sides in arguments sake is substantial.
Point 1. If something were to go wrong with less than one percent of our DNA we would cease to exist.
Point 2. Our DNA is in each cell in our body (trillions).
It takes more faith to believe we got here randomly then hitting the lottery for a week straight.
I don't think this cac knows how scientific theories work. Gravity is a theory too but I don't hear young earth creationists going hard against it.
I'm a strong believer in Allah (we're talking @Slaimon levels) but science is unfukkwitable
"its levels to this shyt" as black biebs says
1. God
2. Scientific inquiry
All muslims believe in science breh, however "Darwinian Evolution" does not fall within the parameters of science.
1. Percentage doesn't matter. Do you know how DNA works? Cause if not, i'll teach you. I won't let you get away with saying shyt I've TA'd for.
2. DNA is in each cell for different reasons but many of them are the same. Whats your argument?
Actually mutation suggest its merely a lotterry. Too much mutation causes individuals who are unable to pass their genes on or who don't live to even be able to do so.
Tell muslims not to take flu shots then.
1. What percentage of faith do you have when you get on a plane? Percentage matters more than you give it credit for.
2. Everything our cells do is based on DNA as you know. You also know it can change / mutate. What is keeping them in current order vs. mutation to destruction. It's not about the current path our DNA operates on. It's the path it doesn't take that we easily discount.
1. I don't have faith. Faith is belief in the lack of evidence. Trust is something different. Trust relies on probability and evidence supporting a claim or event or situation.
2. You're speaking in circles and its clear you don't know what DNA does or how it works. Do we need to continue? You'd be better served asking questions, not trying to pretend you know WTF you're talking about.
You can't see the forest for the trees. Science says nothing. Scientists says everything and Scientists include their own philosophy when giving their conclusions. You are attempting to get into specifics without looking at the bigger picture. You can't go to the fifth floor by bypassing the foundation through fourth floors.
More attempts from you at being poetic to obfuscate the fact you REALLY don't know what DNA is or how it works.
Do you know the structural difference between pyrimidines and purines? Do you know the differences between the types of DNA synthase enyzemes within eukaryotes AND then between eukaryotes and prokaryotes? Do you know how DNA mutatino repair works? Do you know how embryology selects genetic transcription and later translation? Do you know what x-linked inactivation is?
This is all bio 101 and you're asking DUMB shyt (fukk you if it offends you) that we have ALREADY FIGURED OUT.
Humble yourself and you may learn something.
triplehate
Superstar
Yes. I know what you talked about I remember it from Bio classes in college. My final point is instead of arguing the specifics which we all have been imprinted with I'm sure we could sit in front of a sunset and argue about it instead of appreciating it.
Keep being a slave to the knowledge you seek only for it to be changed later on. Go smell a rose, sit at a lake, take a nap under a tree. I'm going to go ride a bike today and enjoy life.
I do think we have had a good exchange so I'll dap and rep when I get back home later.
Axum Ezana
Driving in the fast lane
this is one question I always asked....if humans evolved from monkeys/gorrillas or whatever.......then why are they still on earth with us...shouldn't all of them be evolved with us? is it a different strand?
