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from the video: "I will be discussing speciation, a natural process by which new species emerge. Over the last hundred years there have been hundreds of documented, 'observed' examples of new species emerging. .. blah, blah, .. mosquitoes, moths, and of course Darwin's finches, .. and so on"
Question, for the hundredth time:
Did any of the 8 million scientists alive today, or those who have passed on over the past 100 years ever witness any of these 'species type' like a short beaked finch evolve a longer beak, .. huh? ANYONE, EVER, have they? Let alone observe any "distinct species like a gorilla speciate into another distinct species like a human".
1. yes, speciation has been observed
2. no, speciation is not the process that magically turns gorilla's into humans. If that were to be observerd, evolution theory as presently understood would be false.
3. no, no living scientists that gets to live some 79 years on average, has ever observed a process that takes millions of years.
This whole thing you shown me isn't even about Evolution in the general sense
It is evolution in the correct sense, instead of the strawman sense you can read about in creationist propaganda.
This doesn't even have anything to do with the "science of evolution", you know, where I am asking you guys to justify calling me and my children animals that belong to the ape family.
Humans are apes and animals, just like humans are mammals, vertebrates, eukaryotes,...
Yes, the Bible tells us that both we humans and all the animals were created from the same source "dust" and by the same Designer and Creator
If the bible says that humans don't belong to the kingdom of animalia, then the bible is incorrect about that.
When you have a book saying X on the one hand and then objvective facts of reality saying Y on the other hand - then the book is wrong and the facts of reality are correct.
Yes, it really is that simple.
, .. and even a child, .. no, even an infant can tell the difference between an animal, and their own parents, which are human. Calling people animals is not nice!
Here's the biological definition of "animal":
Animal
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Definition
noun, plural: animals
A living organism belonging to Kingdom Animalia that possess several characteristics that set them apart from other living things, such as:
(1) being eukaryotic (i.e. the cell contains a membrane-bound nucleus) and usually multicellular (unlike bacteria and most protists, an animal is composed of several cells performing specific functions) (
2) being heterotrophic (unlike plants and algae that are autotrophic, an animal depends on another organism for sustenance) and generally digesting food in an internal chamber (such as a digestive tract)
(3) lacking cell wall (unlike plants, algae and some fungi that possess cell walls)
(4) being generally motile, that is being able to move voluntarily
(5) embryos passing through a blastula stage
(6) possessing specialized sensory organs for recognizing and responding to stimuli in the environment
Yes, humans ARE animals.
You are welcome to point out how humans do not fit the above criteria, if you disagree.
"And That's Final!" right!?, .. I get it.
No, it's the opposite of "final". It means that it is unknown and that more work needs to be done to make it known.
But that there is not what a real scientist would say.
Except that it would. No scientist is going to tell you that we've solved the puzzle of abiogenesis. Because we haven't. We have some pieces of the puzzle, but not the complete puzzle. Not yet.
That is what a person defending his Religious blind faith would say.
That's what you do. YOU are the one claiming to know the origins of life...
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