TagliatelliMonster
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Nope it's all assumption.
No, it's not. Want to keep playing this game?
Before you do, I advice you to learn about what ERV's are. It's clear that you don't know.
Especially when it comes to chimps and humans.
ERV's in humans and chimps aren't any different from ERV's in any other host creature.
Similarity leads to ERV insertions.
No. Viral DNA in host cells, lead to ERV insertions. Inheritable insertions, if it happens in sex cells.
Particularly when you consider the vast difference between chimps and humans.
Humans and chimps are more alike then different by any possible measure.
Evolution is assumed
to be true
No, it's not.
therefore ERV is evidence of common ancestor.
No. Evolution is concluded from all the data.
ERV data only further confirms it. It didn't have to confirm it. If evolution was wrong, ERV data wouldn't fit into the model. It wouldn't reflect nested hierarchies. But it does.
And yes I assume intelligent design.
Finally, you got something correct.
ERV insertions are evidence of common design.
No, they aren't.
Unless you wish to submit that a god, oeps sorry "designer", is running around injecting identical inheritable viral DNA into host cells of plenty of creatures, to make it look as if it is inherited from a common ancestor.
But why one would believe such outlandish, unsupportable, unfalsifiable nonsense while there is perfectly reasonable, observable, verifiable and demonstrable known mechanism, is absurd to the highest degree.
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