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It is impossible to answer nonsensical questions.so what if we will find a car that can produce other cars?(lets say that this car even have DNA). in this case you will conclude design or a natural process?
If 2 plus 2 equals 5, how many toes would you have?
If water was H2SO4, what would table salt be?
If peach cat slow bob car friendly watermelon, would stock prices rise?
If Ferraris had babies that grew up to be adult Ferraris, could they evolve on their own?
All of these questions are nonsense. Can we get back to the real world, please?
Cars cannot have babies because they are made of metals and plastics that do not support biological functions. Without such functions, we know of no way for cars to get pregnant, have babies, or grow up to become adult cars. All such questions are gibberish.if you will conclue design then we can conclude the same for nature because nature isnt less complex and have in this case the same traits. if you will not conclude dessign then you will need a great proof that car can evolve naturally.
Cars cannot have babies, not because they are complex, but because the laws of mechanics does not support biological reproduction.
Irrelevant.again: only by a designer. this is the whole design argument. a designer can build a complex system by seconds. something that nature cant do.
This thread is not about whether there is a designer. It is about whether there are transitionals. Your arguments for a designer are totally irrelevant as to whether there are transitionals. Can we get back on subject, please?
Again, one step at a time does work in biology.but again: one part each step will not work. try it by yourself:
After all, how did you grow from a fertilized egg to an adult? One step at a time?
Uh huh, I thought so. Case closed. Biology can advance one step at a time. Mechanical devices can't.
Interesting. Suppose you planted an 8" high tomato plant. Later you found it was 24" high, then 48" high, then had buds, then had green tomatoes, then had red tomatoes. Would you have enough information to conclude it had advanced from a seedling to a full tomato plant? Or would you think your neighbor kept going kaboom and put a different tomato plant there every night?we dont know because we dont have all the d ata we need to conclude this.
I have enough evidence to conclude that my garden is growing, and that Eohippus advanced to Equus.
No you have not. Your logic went like this:but again: i gave you a clear example like the tetrapod transition. and i have showed that in this case we cant conclude any evolution.
Cars can't evolve.
Duuuh.
Therefore fish can't evolve.
Duuuh.
Therefore fish can't evolve.
If your logic is valid then:
Cars can't swim.
Duuuh.
Therefore fish can't swim.
Duuuh.
Therefore fish can't swim.
would be equally valid. I conclude your logic is invalid.
Ah, this says flagellum and zebras could not evolve? OK, then how does it say the falgellum and zebra came into existence? KABOOM? What is their evidence for KABOOM (or however they think it happened?)here is one from the list:
Michael Behe, “Irreducible Complexity: Obstacle to Darwinian Evolution,” p
p. 352-370,in William A. Dembski and Michael Ruse, eds.,
Debating Design: From Darwin to DNA (Cambridge, United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, 2004)
Nope, I have not forgotten the car example, nor the fact that you ignored the way we all dismantled your argument.
Again: If we find Ford Mustangs in a junkyard and horse fossils in rocks, and arrange them by date, we find a clear progression of bodies. We know that animals bodies differ as a result of DNA differences, and cars differ as a result of drawing differences. Therefore we can conclude that both DNA and car drawings have changed with time. We know DNA is changed by mutation and selection (evolution), while car drawings change by human designers on the drawing board. Therefore we can conclude that evolution and Ford engineering centers most likely exist. But we cannot conclude that Ford Engineers designed horses, or that mutations in DNA changed the Ford Mustang. They are different.
But you will just ignore that paragraph and declare victory, yes?
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