I'm not sure.
But ID and creationism predicts cumulative data corruption causing problems, because every system without maintenance degrades.
Hereditary diseases.
How is that testable?
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I'm not sure.
But ID and creationism predicts cumulative data corruption causing problems, because every system without maintenance degrades.
Hereditary diseases.
Aha, part of the non existent yet assumed tree.
Statistics.How is that testable?
Aha, part of the non existent yet assumed tree.![]()
No it doesn't.It's got a better chance of existing than your claim of 'kinds', since the fact the Hyena is included in the feliformia suborder blows your claims about kinds being made up of similar animals.
No it doesn't.
I'm not sure, they look more like dogs, maybe a kind of their own "one of a kind", so to speak.So under your definition of the word 'Kind', what 'Kind' does the Hyena fall under then?
I'm not sure, they look more like dogs, maybe a kind of their own "one of a kind", so to speak.
I would have to look it up somewhere yet to be determined...![]()
I think your ideas are utter bunk.So then your idea of 'kinds' is complete and utter bunk.
I think your ideas are utter bunk.
I think your ideas are utter bunk.
I think we are scraping the bottom of the creationist logic barrel. "I know you are, but what am I" seems to be the best they can do.
"But hasn't evolution helped guide animal and plant breeding?
Not very much. Most improvement in crop plants and animals occurred long before we knew anything about evolution, and came about by people following the genetic principle of 'like begets like'."
(Jerry Coyne 'Nature' 8/31/2006 p.984)
Nope.Like begets like is Darwinian evolution.
"But hasn't evolution helped guide animal and plant breeding?
Not very much. Most improvement in crop plants and animals occurred long before we knew anything about evolution, and came about by people following the genetic principle of 'like begets like'."
(Jerry Coyne 'Nature' 8/31/2006 p.984)
I got them from a couple creationist videos.Where are you getting these quotes from? You're obviously copy and pasting them from somewhere, so just at least do something honest and tell us where you got them from.
I got them from a couple creationist videos.
(I told you that pages ago btw.)