How did these life evolved out?

[Skreeper]

Thanks (although I'm pretty sure I'm a guy).

Woops, fixed.

 

[juvenissun]

juvenissun, I told you how various organisms evolve into ones that fit a particular niche, like a hydrothermal vent. It's not clear what problem you think there is with this explanation, since your only challenge to it involves a misuse of English.

You told me it is possible.
I told you it is not possible.
You are NOT doing it better than I do.

 

[juvenissun]

http://news.softpedia.com/news/Eels-the-Oddest-Migration-for-Sex-73420.shtml

Deep-ocean origin of the freshwater eels | Biology Letters

Neither did the right argument. The eel only come from 300m deep water.

 

[juvenissun]

Why did Jesus create the life there? Couldn't He have just created them to live someplace nice?

This is exactly the question I am thinking about.
NASA people use that as a strong implication of possible life exists on Europa. So this is going to be a lasting issue.

 

[Colter]

Evolutionists:

Why would these animals want to evolve into this place where there is no sunlight, hot (300°C+) and crushing (~2000 atm) ?

God has a purpose for evolution, our world is an evolutionary world.

 

[And-U-Say]

Evolutionists:

Why would these animals want to evolve into this place where there is no sunlight, hot (300°C+) and crushing (~2000 atm) ?

That is as dumb a question as asking why clouds would want to form up high where it is cold. You out do yourself.

 

[And-U-Say]

What determine "can" or "can not"?
I think your funny logic is: It is there, so it can.
It is typical political, not scientific.

Physics determines can or can not. Why is all of this so hard for you? Ice doesn't form in the tropics. This is not because is does or does not want to, it is because this is what physics calls for. Life goes/develops where the physics and chemistry allow it.

 

[pitabread]

I do believe, if evolution is true, fishes "want" to live on land. That is what people strongly suggested. If they didn't want, why did they DO that?

Let's try another approach: If I pick up a stone and toss it into a river, does that mean the stone wanted to be in the river?

 

[sfs]

You told me it is possible.
I told you it is not possible.
You are NOT doing it better than I do.

Yeah, but I have a reason for thinking it's possible: we know there are very similar organisms living nearby, and we know that organisms can adapt to new environments through mutation and natural selection. You, on the other hand, have given no reason for thinking it to be impossible.

 

[lesliedellow]

Thanks (although I'm pretty sure I'm a guy).

Your avatar has always had me thinking of you as belonging to the fairer sex. I have occasionally needed to remind myself that that may not be the case.

 

[sfs]

Your avatar has always had me thinking of you as belonging to the fairer sex. I have occasionally needed to remind myself that that may not be the case.

Think of it as a manly hunting dog. (That's actually my rather hairy hand behind the dog's head in the photo, along with the sleeve of my manly red-and-black checked wool shirt. I'm typing on my laptop, which is resting on the dog's back.)

 

[dad]

Neither did the right argument. The eel only come from 300m deep water.

The Sargassy sea is where? How deep?

 

[juvenissun]

God has a purpose for evolution, our world is an evolutionary world.

We should know what the purpose is.

 

[juvenissun]

That is as dumb a question as asking why clouds would want to form up high where it is cold. You out do yourself.

Because hot steam wants to rise up.

 

[juvenissun]

Physics determines can or can not. Why is all of this so hard for you? Ice doesn't form in the tropics. This is not because is does or does not want to, it is because this is what physics calls for. Life goes/develops where the physics and chemistry allow it.

If ice could move, it does not want to approach fire.
Fishes can move, why did they swim toward hot volcanic water?

 

[juvenissun]

Yeah, but I have a reason for thinking it's possible: we know there are very similar organisms living nearby, and we know that organisms can adapt to new environments through mutation and natural selection. You, on the other hand, have given no reason for thinking it to be impossible.

Finally, there is some speculations.
Now, have we observed oceanic ridge life "gradually" spread out of the ridge area toward cooler deep sea? I don't think so.

 

[sfs]

Now, have we observed oceanic ridge life "gradually" spread out of the ridge area toward cooler deep sea?

Huh?

 

[juvenissun]

Let's try another approach: If I pick up a stone and toss it into a river, does that mean the stone wanted to be in the river?

The stone does not care. As long as you do not thrown it into a lava lake. A stone does not WANT to be in a lava lake.

 

[bhsmte]

The stone does not care. As long as you do not thrown it into a lava lake. A stone does not WANT to be in a lava lake.

Do stones have minds? Can you read those minds?

 

[Skreeper]

The stone does not care. As long as you do not thrown it into a lava lake. A stone does not WANT to be in a lava lake.

I wasn't aware non sentient objects or beings can have wishes or desires. Can you provide some evidence to support that notion?