Kylie
Defeater of Illogic
- Nov 23, 2013
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- Married
My husband has his Master's in Biology, was a college instructor and has graciously shared his knowledge with me. He shared with our children as well, our favorite game when traveling was a game he made up that someone thought of something in a kingdom, class and so forth and the rest of us had to guess what it was. So the love of Biology and Science was a very important part of our lives. I was a sponge towards Science and I have spent all but the last four years researching not only evolution but I also found an interest in Astrobiology and Cosmology. I had started looking into Quantum physics and while not very well versed in this area, I find it intriguing. I kept up with new discoveries and read online papers and studies. Abiogenesis has been a focus for me and I have read about the different hypotheses and the problems that Scientists have in each. So while I too am not an expert, nor do I hold a degree, I've had the opportunity to learn about evolution from someone who does.
So you have no formal qualifications.
Just out of curiosity, what does your husband think of evolution? Does he think evolution is real?
Totally false.
Hence why I said it was my thoughts and I didn't state it as an absolute fact.
If you understood evolution you would clearly not state that as fact. Scientists are still researching just how information would be possible in the earliest reproduction.
I found your question hard to understand, since I wasn't clear on what you meant by "information."
Evolution doesn't occur until the information can be received, edited and reproduced.
And I provided an example of the way that might have started with the enzyme thing.
I don't believe that evolution is an unguided or lacking of a goal.
Then why bother with evolution at all? Why not just start with the finished product?
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