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What do you know that this actual creationist scientist doesn't?
when do we start talking about the OP topic?
Yes. I only eat gravel and tree bark. For the internet I communicate with an associate via smoke signals.Hmmm... houses, computers clothing, shoes, prosthetics, dogs, maize, churches, bread,...
You sure about that?
So start
I just gave you a number of important things to consider. No engagement with any of it.
Sure, you gave me "antibiotic protocols." And?
And a reference showing that evolution is not directed, and a mention of environment changing populations was well as populations changing environments, and so on. If this is too difficult for you, there really isn't much I can do to simplify it further.
Perhaps you should look up "antibiotic protocols." Seems like a practical idea to me.
... it's already been established that I'm the one in the position of 'learner' here rather than being in the intelligensia. So, you guys start since you're all "in the know."
... it's already been established that I'm the one in the position of 'learner' here rather than being in the intelligensia.
Alright, so you want me to look up something like the following:
Directed EvolutionWhich post were those other things in?
Something like
Microbiol Mol Biol Rev. 2010 Sep; 74(3): 417–433.
Origins and Evolution of Antibiotic Resistance
Interestingly, the identification of a bacterial penicillinase before the use of the antibiotic can now be appreciated in the light of recent findings that a large number of antibiotic r genes are components of natural microbial populations
So what? Two salient facts:
1. Evolution is not planned, and mutations don't arise in response to need.
2. Evolution makes nothing de novo, but always modifies something already there.
There's more, but those are critical things to know.
ok. That's sound good to me.I put up my PhD from By Byou U. so you'd know. Apparently, that's what the "intelligensia" do.
Still, I find it odd that since there isn't any special direction in evolution involving natural selection, we see the OP article saying that scientists try to mimic natural selection so as to do experiments and lab developments that...make changes in a selected direction.
I don't understand what you don't understand. If you want a cow that produces more milk or a hotter chille or a more disease resistant crop then you selectively breed.
I don't understand what you don't understand. If you want a cow that produces more milk or a hotter chille or a more disease resistant crop then you selectively breed.
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