Best one sentence summation of how I feel, ever.

[Illuzionz]

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

i know you're just trolling, but

-- ever heard of a Mule?

or any of the thousands of hybrid plant species out there?

Hoeycrisp Apples are a new species, invented by man.

A mule is the offspring of two nearly identical animals. If that is your evidence, why can't mule's reproduce? Bang, shot your retarded theory down. Some evolution that is. Produces an animal that can't even reproduce. Does that even make any sense? You would think with evolution being true that any offspring would be able to reproduce np but hybrids cannot.

[Illuzionz]

It's also hilarious because right after that post you go on about mutations, heredity and survival of the fittest. How can any of that be true if hybrid species can't even pass on their heredity and therefor can't survive?

I know you're just trolling but still, at least try. God damn.

[Hasbinbad]

You can't really fault creationists. You can talk about "a million this," or "a billion that," but those numbers make no sense to the average person. You may as well say "a gufunkian things." It would have much the same import to the creationist.

[Hasbinbad]

they just get lost with the big number past 6,000 or so

[Hailto]

What is your avatar from HBB?

[Hasbinbad]

.. .. .. Really?

[Hasbinbad]

I don't use hackneyed internet acronyms often, but when I do, smdh.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eddie_the_Head

[pharmakos]

mutation

heredity

survival of the fittest

[Illuzionz]

Um mutation's are bad. Mutations are known as birth defects. The DNA also has mechanisms for preventing the passing on of mutations. Kinda shits on your whole ridiculous theory. Also, heredity from what before any life existed? At one point there was a bunch of rocks and water and not much else. So please tell me where this heredity came from. Let's also consider that abiogenesis cannot occur thanks to what we know about cell theory.

Please show me an experiment which proves that one species can become another entirely. I mean you claim mutations. Ok great, show me something mutating from one thing into another entirely and keeping that mutated form through reproduction. Should be easy right? I mean it happens all of the time obviously since there's billions of different species. With so many different species you would think that it would be as easy as baking a cake.

[DrKvothe]

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

Please show me an experiment which proves that one species can become another entirely. I mean you claim mutations. Ok great, show me something mutating from one thing into another entirely and keeping that mutated form through reproduction. Should be easy right? I mean it happens all of the time obviously since there's billions of different species. With so many different species you would think that it would be as easy as baking a cake.

Took 2 months in the lab to evolve a multicellular organism from a single cell organism.
http://www.pnas.org/content/109/5/1595

Life has attempted to minimize mutation rate through accurate DNA replication and DNA repair mechanisms, but accurately copying 3 billion bases at the required rate (once per cell division) is quite difficult. Human beings mutate at a rate of ~1.1 x10^-8 mutations per base per generation. Most of these mutations occur in noncoding regions which are more easily tolerated.

Mutation is mostly neutral and occasionally deleterious to the individual. Rarely, however, mutations provide an adaptive advantage, and this benefits the population as a whole as environment and selective pressures change.