The Reptilian RL Iksar Thread!

[radditsu]

You can buy a camera and rocket that flies into the edge of the atmosphere. .... the earth is round. People send weather balloons up into the stratosphere. That crazy virgin atlantic guy is building a rocket for commercial space flight. There are private companies running supplies to space stations. None of these people have any reason to lie.


See? Troll thread.

[Rhambuk]

hes already added you to his ignore rad, he ignores everyone that disagrees.

Now a flat earth theory? This guy is just going to blink out of existence because he reads a theory about how nothing is real.

[Lojik]

I don't know if it's crazier that he believes beings from cabilis are going to take over or that RT is a reliable news source.

[Ahldagor]

Originally Posted by Lojik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I don't know if it's crazier that he believes beings from cabilis are going to take over or that RT is a reliable news source.

not going to but have taken over with their interstellar spacecraft with unlimited fuel

[Azure]

reading whats left of this thread makes me proud of my posts... and secure in my intelligence

and yes. I truly do understand the deep criticism many have had for what I have typed into the intertubes

[Rhambuk]

Originally Posted by Azure [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

reading whats left of this thread makes me proud of my posts... and secure in my intelligence

Me too

[rgostic]

Radditsu, the article in your link demonstrates an important idea we began to notice a few decades ago.

Marked changes within a population can occur in just a few generations.

The rate at which evolution can occur is tied directly to the length of the organisms reproductive cycle.

This means microevolution is absolutely something an individual can observe within his or her lifetime, especially within bacteria.

Evolution still does not occur at the snap of a finger.

Evolution does occur much faster than classical biologists assumed.

They just thought you couldn't see the steps.

[Glenzig]

From the article Raditsu posted.
"In further testing to determine if the new bacteria were different enough to qualify as a new species, Lenski’s researchers found that beyond changes to the genes responsible for glucose and citrate consumption, other changes had occurred in the organism that had made it less fit to survive in a glucose-only environment,

“We find they are getting less fit in the ancestral niche over time,” Lenski said. “I would argue that citrate users are — or are becoming — a new species.”

So if these bacteria were not moved to a citrate rich environment, wouldn't they just die of in a few more generations?

[Scrooge]

Originally Posted by rgostic [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Radditsu, the article in your link demonstrates an important idea we began to notice a few decades ago.

Marked changes within a population can occur in just a few generations.

The rate at which evolution can occur is tied directly to the length of the organisms reproductive cycle.

This means microevolution is absolutely something an individual can observe within his or her lifetime, especially within bacteria.

Evolution still does not occur at the snap of a finger.

Evolution does occur much faster than classical biologists assumed.

They just thought you couldn't see the steps.

Yea, but is that evolution that occurs in modern times, being assisted by the hand of man? The Lizards which supposedly evolved on this very planet, say that Evolution actually happens over a much longer time than we think. Apparently they evolved from a species of a bipedal dinosaur, combined with the radiation from an ET war that took place above our skies, and that it wasn't any meteor. They also say it took millions of years for them to evolve to their current state.

If you want to explore this matter further, look up the "Lacerta Interview."

[radditsu]

Originally Posted by Scrooge [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Yea, but is that evolution that occurs in modern times, being assisted by the hand of man? The Lizards which supposedly evolved on this very planet, say that Evolution actually happens over a much longer time than we think. Apparently they evolved from a species of a bipedal dinosaur, combined with the radiation from an ET war that took place above our skies, and that it wasn't any meteor. They also say it took millions of years for them to evolve to their current state.

If you want to explore this matter further, look up the "Lacerta Interview."

ET war.