Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
Metal doesn't self replicate.
Argument refuted.
It's like we've heard this one before.
Evolution would be a lot more believable if it's proponents didn't so often have to resort to such deliberate obtuseness to avoid addressing points.
No, its deliberately obtuse (or absurd) to make an analogy between material that doesn't self replicate and things that do.
Especially when self replication is the cornerstone of evolutionary theory.
Now I suspect you are being deliberately obtuse.
Sorry, but the analogy wasn't talking about metal replicating, and you know it. It was talking about looking at something clearly engineered and concocting a theory about it being created by random accident. And we both know it, so running off down a "metal doesn't replicate" tangent is just cowardly avoidance of the point.