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ARE the STUPIDEST ASSIEST FARKER-IEST OF ALL-TIME. You need to go to the lowest level you SAF and POS. You have absolutely no evidence. All you have are papers and articles. That isn't evidence.
Bashing yourself in the face with a sledgehammer would be evidence.
All you have is just evidence that atheist scientists wrote papers and got funding like I said. OTOH, I have hard evidence that humans could not have created water, the liquid essence of life AND...
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Natural selection and evolution
Natural selection is often considered to be synonymous with
evolution, but the two ideas are distinct.
Concepts similar to Natural Selection were described by a number of people before Darwin, and in particular by creationist
Edward Blyth, from 1835 to 1837. Blyth described it as "a mechanism by which the sick, old and unfit were removed from a population; that is, as a preserving factor and for the maintenance of the status quo—the created kind".
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Evolution uses the idea of Natural Selection to explain why some living things survive at the expense of other living things, but Natural Selection doesn't explain how the variations to select from came to be. Variations can arise in at least two different ways.
- When male and female produce offspring, half the offspring's DNA is derived from each parent. Thus the offspring have a different selection of genetic information than either parent.
- Mutations can alter the genetic information.
Some of the variations produced by these mechanisms are better suited for given environments than other variations. Natural Selection removes the variations that are unsuited or less suited to those environments, in favour of those more suited ("fitter") to those environments.
According to evolution, mutations can give rise to new genetic information, thus the offspring can have new capabilities that were not coded in the DNA of their parents, and that Natural Selection will therefore select for these new capabilities if they constitute a survival advantage.
Creationists reject this claim (of mutations producing new genetic information), on the grounds that it has not been observed in science.
In the example above of plans for a dam, the engineer started off with plans that had been designed by someone, and although some of the measurements were altered, nothing new was introduced. For example, if the original plans did not include a bypass tunnel, no amount of altering measurements on the plan would produce one.
This is analogous to what we observe in nature. We see that variations only come to already-existing plans (DNA), and that changes to the plans produce nothing new."
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