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originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Raggedyman
Intelligently designed in only 7 days?
Yet evolution is a stretch?
I think i might need a drink if im honest.
originally posted by: cooperton
It would make sense that phenotypically similar organisms would have similar genetic coding. A macbook pro will have more similarities with a macbook air than it will with a garage door opener... It's because they were designed that way.
Although chimp and human genomes are similar, they aren't the fabled 99% match that propagandists want you to think. The actual identical match is about 84%, which would be expected considering they would need similar proteins for their similar body functions. That remaining 16% comprises over 500,000,000 DNA units, which is totally insurmountable for random mutation to alter effectively. It is a pipe dream. Biology is too complex to be explained by random chance. It's an old out-dated theory that Darwin himself wouldn't believe today given the evidence
We could compare all the DNA in humans to all the DNA in chimpanzees. The easiest difference to look at is changes in individual letters of our DNA sequence. These are called single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). When you do this comparison, the two species are about 99% identical.
But sometimes, whole chunks of DNA might be inserted, deleted, or inverted. These changes aren’t counted as differences if we only look at SNPs.
When scientists compared the human genome to other great apes, they found more the 600,000 insertion, deletions, and inversions. Of these, 17,789 insertions and deletions were specific to humans.3 However, it’s harder to quantify these differences as a percent – how do you sum up “there” vs “not there”?*
So far we’ve compared all the DNA in the genome. But sometimes, we only compare genes. Genes are the segments of DNA that act as instructions for making proteins.
Only about 1.2% of your DNA contains genes. And SNPs in genes are a bit less common than they are in the DNA between genes. Since changing the sequence of a gene can have a large effect, any sequence differences might be really important.
If you just compare SNPs between genes, humans and chimpanzees are probably greater than 99% identical. But those few SNPs are important.
What's the observable evidence for such an extraordinary claim? You can't just blindly repeat what you read on sci-blogs and expect it to be dogmatic fact. This is why science is so bastardized and allows such a perverse crude theory to persist. It's blind belief, without real evidence.
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: TzarChasm
Oh come on TC we have been down this road, you and I, for such a long time.
I know you don’t want to know and I am not here to preach
You can be a big boy and find out for yourself, this thread isn’t about me
originally posted by: TzarChasm
originally posted by: Raggedyman
a reply to: TzarChasm
Oh come on TC we have been down this road, you and I, for such a long time.
I know you don’t want to know and I am not here to preach
You can be a big boy and find out for yourself, this thread isn’t about me
Maybe you can stop making excuses and demanding worthy evidence to change your mind, and instead tell us what you think the most logically defensible answer is for the current phylogenetic model and how the animal kingdom graduated from enzymes. Or if you prefer, tell us your creation hypothesis and demonstrate its feasibility and/or inevitability. Maybe you have a destiny equation that could point us toward that empirical evidence of a creator being.
originally posted by: andy06shake
My bad then, but they still died down to the beliefs of Man, in a God that has yet to be seen.
Burned plenty of the poor souls thoughtout recorded history, most of them being midwives, for nothing other than fear of what they failed to comprehend.
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Xtrozero
What i want to know is where did they plank there broomsticks?
I mean that could be a fun.