PoliticalChic
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Yes, let us dig up the arguments made from the last time this subject was posted...They're all the same cut and paste insults she's used when her other threads were shown to be just as fraudulent as this one.She even cut-n-pastes the insults...Not this nonsense again. I'm expecting you to use all the same phony, edited, parsed and fraudulent "quotes" you cut and pasted in your last disastrous.1. Darwinian Evolutionary Theory is coin of the realm in academia today. Heaven help the academician/scientist who denies....even questions it!
When Chinese paleontologist Jun-Yuan Chen’s criticism of Darwinian predictions about the fossil record was met with dead silence from a group of scientists in the U.S., he quipped that, “In China we can criticize Darwin, but not the government;in America you can criticize the government, but not Darwin.”
Darwinocracy The evolution question in American politics Washington Times Communities
2. How to explain this anomaly of logic?
After all, if 'the debate is over,' why punish those whose outlier views orthodox science can most surely decimate???
Answer: the Darwinists can't decimate 'em.
Their response to doubters is
a. punish 'em, and/or
b.tell lies about the evidence.
And once you catch someone in one lie.....
"The 13th chime of a clock, not only does it make no sense, but it calls into question the validity of the 12 chimes that preceded it."
Today....an examination of one such lie, the Ediacaran Fauna.
3..For purposes of clarity,this is Darwin's perspective, the pillars on which his thesis rests:
The universal common ancestry of all living things: all had a single common ancestor way back in the distant past..."all the organic beings that have ever lived on this earth have descended from some one [ONE SINGLE] primordial form"
Darwin, "On The Origin of Species," p.484.
Then, via the accumulation of finite, beneficial changes....finally, the diversity of life present today.
If Darwin were correct, the geological stockpile should provide examples of organisms with a partial accumulation of said new traits and features, but not complete enough to have quite made it into the menagerie of life. Although they didn't produce new lines of living things, these 'attempts' would be, should be, preserved as fossils.
It is fossil evidence that is considered as prima facie proof.
4. Darwin posited evolution based on a gradual series of small changes, many of which would result in doom for the organism, but some which would make same better equipped to survive, and be passed on. But early on, contemporary paleontologists and geologists found contrary fossil evidence: the Cambrian explosion revealed "geologically abrupt appearance of a menagerie of animals as various as any found in the gaudiest science fiction.....During this explosion of fauna, representatives of about twenty of the roughly twenty-six total phyla present in the known fossil record made their first appearance on earth."
Meyers, "Darwin's Doubt," p. 31.
a. Here is the source of the problem:
'Before about 580 million years ago, most organisms were simple, composed of individual cells occasionally organized into colonies.... The Cambrian explosion, or Cambrian radiation, was the relatively rapid appearance, around 542 million years ago, of most major animal phyla, as demonstrated in the fossil record."
Cambrian explosion - Wikipedia the free encyclopedia
And....even more difficulties for Darwinists:
b "The Chengjiang fauna makes the Cambrian explosion more difficult to reconcile with the Darwinian view for yet another reason. The Chengjiang discoveries intensify the top-down pattern of appearances in which individual representatives of the higher taxonomic categories (phyla, subphyla, and classes) appear and only later diversify into the lower taxonomic categories (families, genera, and species).
Meyer, "Darwin's Doubt," p.74
Now....what is the answer to this problem, as advanced by Darwin's supporters?
Well....some advance the idea that Ediacaran fossils obviate the appearance of inconsistency....
Coming right up.
Stay tuned. The thread is about to be littered by the fundie zealot with "quote-mining" from Harun Yahya.
Actually, you're not careful at all about your "quote-mining" So many of your "quotes" have been shown to be fraudulent, edited and parsed of relevant data. That makes you a fraud.Why, because someone with an advanced degree such as you claim should be able to produce volumes if not reams of your own creation...Would you explain why you imagine 'cut and paste' to be a pejorative?
Why do you find it a substitute for arguing the point it raises/supports?
Every thread I construct is my creation.
Every one.
I carefully choose quotes, links and sources.
So...again...what is your compliant about cut and paste....outside of the fact that you don't have the education that would allow you do the same?
And,....you've avoided the second question:"Why do you find it a substitute for arguing the point it raises/supports?"
Kinda proves my point, huh?
BTW....I've never discussed my degrees.
So...you lied when you said "someone with an advanced degree such as you claim..."
Isn't that so?
Isn't that so?
Don't just call her a fraud, PROVE she is a fraud. So far you're up there swinging and not making contact
The subject is the Ediacaran fossils, and the attempt to use same to support Darwinian evolution.
And...I don't believe I've discussed this previously.
You might learn something.