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  1. Thread: Evolution

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    Just watching an interesting program on National Geographic. The commentators on this documentary were saying that the mutation that is most likely responsible for distinguishing humans from lower...
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    The carbon cycle makes it vastly more complicated than that.
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    Also, Newtons LAWS of motion do not hold true at the atomic level or when objects are travelling near the speed of light. The law/theory distinction is not very meaningful to scientists.
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    Exactly! Theory does not mean something is not scientifically certain.
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    There is not a particular piece of data that I am waiting on. The problem is that there are way too many problems with the current models to properly assess the impact of human contribution.
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    ...except, ALSO, relativity is a theory.
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    This is pretty much 100 percent correct except for where you imply that AGW is true.
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    Yes, it is a scientific certainty - unlike global warming, which is scientifically debatable.
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    To me it is not about faith in particular scientists, but the overwhelming evidence which makes evolution a scientific certainty. We still have not figured out where every branch comes of the...
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    I just don't see how finding a fish that was thought to be extinct - but really wasn't - impacts evolution in particular. To me this is more similar to not being able to find evidence of a...
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    I am surprised that people find this surprising.



    This would be consistent with man's evolutionary tendency to want to spread his seed...
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    Not exactly sure what this has to do with evolution, but okay.
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    Why do humans walk on two legs? To save energy.

    Four legs are good--but two legs are more energy-efficient, theorizes a researcher at the University of California at Davis.
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    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQGotlRI0k4&mode=related&search=
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    http://www.fast-autos.net/data/images/36183.jpg
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    ^LMFAO. So Creationists do believe in evolution after all.
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    BTW, I think it is fair to say that species are the results of "accidents" - but the potentiality of such accidents were inherent to its ancestors. The "accidents" were in fact caused by the...
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    Species labels define living entities by their physical traits.

    Physical traits are caused by DNA.

    Sexual reproduction produces offspring that have different DNA than the parent.
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    I guess I don't understand why everything must have an essence. I don't think very many things can be reduced to something so minimal as a singular essence. I think the purpose of words are to...
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    I don't know what exactly you mean by "essence" I guess. I suspect that taxology was used to create distinct boundaries that seemed most "significant" - to classify things by what you consider their...
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    Things still have identity and act and interact in accordance thereto, but you have to look at a much more micro-level (genetic) to appreciate the causes that underly evolution. Humanness did not...
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    I agree.
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    Glad to see you back. "Dog" is not a good technical label. It is sufficient for our purposes. What separates one species, race, breed, kingdom, phyla from another is certainly an issue of degree. ...
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    Sure, we would be near the top of the class if this was special ed. Woohoo!
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    I am not saying that other countries have less ignorant citizens. I am just saying that Americans, as a group, are demonstrably ignorant - doesn't matter if other countries are worse. What...
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