CrusaderFrank
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I have been saying for a while now that the description of Evolution is like listening to a wall describe a fresh coat of paint, "some external force must have acted on me because I was white and now I'm a golden yellow like one of them Monet wheat fields"
Intelligent design does not explain why a benevolent God, especially a God that holds humans above other creatures, would design for example MRSA, a Staff infection that resists all but the most potent and cutting edge antibiotics. Wouldn't an Intelligent Design advance the human autoimmune system to fend off the infection itself? It seems that the Intelligence behind the design could care less about who has the better of it: that staff infection and humans are equals.
Evolution fails as the odds of a "Random Mutation" creating the PRECISE MUTATION at the EXACT MOMENT its required just defies logic and all probability. The odds are simply almost infinity to 1. What causes the "Mutation in the first place? Is it a gamma ray that's traveled from the accretion disk of a black hole at the galactic center? What does it do when it lands here? What does it strike? It cannot hit a whole set of amino acids, right? It's like a gnat humping an elephant. It hits an electron -- one electron! It does not disrupt entire amino acids sequences! So how can it alone cause the Random mutation?
We are, all of us, virus, bacteria, human, energy first and we are energy that is self aware.
We cannot understand how a bacteria or a virus or even a tree is self aware. We bring our human prejudices with us to the observation and think that the bacteria or tree is an individual the same way you or I am and therefore interacts with its world the same way.
The change comes when the selfaware energy does whatever it must to do survive in the new environment. The bacteria will develop a resistance to the mycins because it rearranges itself energetically first and we see that as a "Random mutation" The genius of the bacteria is that it can transmit the new structure to its neighboring bacteria and they accept the new structure as essential to survival.
I decided the wall needed to be a golden yellow like a Monet wheat field and I spent countless hours at Home Depot looking for the exact color that would work given the sunlight that filters into the room. That's how it works
Intelligent design does not explain why a benevolent God, especially a God that holds humans above other creatures, would design for example MRSA, a Staff infection that resists all but the most potent and cutting edge antibiotics. Wouldn't an Intelligent Design advance the human autoimmune system to fend off the infection itself? It seems that the Intelligence behind the design could care less about who has the better of it: that staff infection and humans are equals.
Evolution fails as the odds of a "Random Mutation" creating the PRECISE MUTATION at the EXACT MOMENT its required just defies logic and all probability. The odds are simply almost infinity to 1. What causes the "Mutation in the first place? Is it a gamma ray that's traveled from the accretion disk of a black hole at the galactic center? What does it do when it lands here? What does it strike? It cannot hit a whole set of amino acids, right? It's like a gnat humping an elephant. It hits an electron -- one electron! It does not disrupt entire amino acids sequences! So how can it alone cause the Random mutation?
We are, all of us, virus, bacteria, human, energy first and we are energy that is self aware.
We cannot understand how a bacteria or a virus or even a tree is self aware. We bring our human prejudices with us to the observation and think that the bacteria or tree is an individual the same way you or I am and therefore interacts with its world the same way.
The change comes when the selfaware energy does whatever it must to do survive in the new environment. The bacteria will develop a resistance to the mycins because it rearranges itself energetically first and we see that as a "Random mutation" The genius of the bacteria is that it can transmit the new structure to its neighboring bacteria and they accept the new structure as essential to survival.
I decided the wall needed to be a golden yellow like a Monet wheat field and I spent countless hours at Home Depot looking for the exact color that would work given the sunlight that filters into the room. That's how it works
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if not in high school, 
