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The chances of just one protien molecule joining together on it's own are one in 1/300.
That's a one with 300 zeros behind it
i see lots of evolutionists tout this as support for evolution, but in the end it is a kind of bravado to shield against criticism because evolutionary theory has no answer for how life began from non-life. so instead of address this glaring issue, evolutionists say "not our problem".
Evolution explains biodiversity. This requires life to be already present. Why would evolution attempt to explain something that is not under its purview? I would also like to point out that we don't know where gravity comes from but I don't see you arguing against the theory of gravity.
In other words, the probability of the formation of only one protein molecule is "1 in 10300. "The probability of this "1" actually occurring is practically nil. (In practice, probabilities smaller than 1 over 1050 are thought of as "zero probability").
Evolution in dummy terms means: things change. Are you or anyone suggesting otherwise? Then dont reply, cause you are stuck in infinity. Devolution is wishful thinking, thinking that the universe cares about higher, lower life forms. Things change. They evolve.
Originally posted by type0civ
reply to post by BBalazs
Anyone could have started life, etc. but they sure as hell programed it to evolve.
That's one of the most profound statements i've seen in support of evolution...well said.
Oh, and i'm not arguing for God. I'm just not convinced we started off as a mixture of liquid stuck by lightning.
I question why there are no obvious animals in transition everywhere.
why would i explain it? i already have. devolution is a form on evolution fantasized by some, but still evolution. can't get around that fact can you? or do you suggest this dewhaetver you suggest is not an evolution? a degredation is evolution also. you just force your view on a natural process, that cares not about forward or back. but even your theory cannot escape evolution, you just change the name. magic trick it is.
Originally posted by Bob Sholtz
i see lots of evolutionists tout this as support for evolution, but in the end it is a kind of bravado to shield against criticism because evolutionary theory has no answer for how life began from non-life. so instead of address this glaring issue, evolutionists say "not our problem".