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Creation & Evolution
Can anyone explain how the moth got it's owl eyes?
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<blockquote data-quote="Warden_of_the_Storm" data-source="post: 77658670" data-attributes="member: 381462"><p>Yet you, nor anyone else, has shown how it's a "statistical impossibility".</p><p>Many organisms do not have the same long live spans as humans or other animals. Bacteria only live for about 12 hours. Some insects only live for a day at most, and smaller animals have short life spans as well. So no, it's not statistically impossible for beneficial mutations to emerge in the amount of time life has been on this planet.</p><p></p><p>The only person with their head in the sand is you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Warden_of_the_Storm, post: 77658670, member: 381462"] Yet you, nor anyone else, has shown how it's a "statistical impossibility". Many organisms do not have the same long live spans as humans or other animals. Bacteria only live for about 12 hours. Some insects only live for a day at most, and smaller animals have short life spans as well. So no, it's not statistically impossible for beneficial mutations to emerge in the amount of time life has been on this planet. The only person with their head in the sand is you. [/QUOTE]
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