Recent content by unworthyone

I'm so confused! :scratch:

[/b] So this mutation had to be present in the other fish, or in the germ line of its mate? Do you have diagram or can you make one on this? [/b] So it might be assumed that this tissue, being a neutral trait, could be passed on even if it is serving no purpose for...

[/b] Yes but I have no idea how to say "recognition" of a tissue. Ok. Why would light sensitive skin change anything?

[/b] I don't know. Thats just what someone told me probably produced the first step of the eyes. [/b] Yeah thats my real problem for understanding how this theory works. If its an isolated tissue, which has the capability to sense light, but it is not connected to the neural...

So the answer is, you don't know? There's no rhyme or reason to it?

Ok, from quite of few guys over here I've learned that populations evolve not individual organism, animals etc.. So lets say we have 10,000 sightless water organisms and one of them, through genetic mutation, gets blessed with light sensitive skin. Now guys, pretend I'm an idiot (which...

So the old theory long ago was we were the center of the Solar System, now its switched to the center of the expansion? (jk) Although....I'm totally confused now.

I guess my question should be, how much time has passed from the closest location to the singularity? For us its 15 billion years. For that closest point it is ______.

LOL. Well that was elaborate!

Well according to the center of the big-bang, its time really never moved, because an infinite amount of time would pass before anything could have expanded. Is that right in some way?

Yeah that was pretty close Seesaw. Thanks.

I guess my question isnt really quite clear.. Hmm... Lets say the big bang contained all matter, but that matter must be built first, if you say it isn't built and it always was...the singularity no longer becomes a singularity but becomes a necessarily existing infinite period of time...

Big bang. I have a weird thought. Can there really be a zero point. I mean... From our perspective it has been 15 billion years or whatever since the "big bang" could have happened but really....can science really say that the zero point ever existed because the deeper you go, the closer...

Yes textually they "might". Spiritually they don't. Once again. Be a good guy Neo. Start a new thread. ;)

[/b] Uh-huh. They contradict and they don't contradict. You(textual) and I(spiritual) are both right. Thats a different thread though, so, carry on.