Evolutionists are so scared of exposure that each time I post about how Darwin is disproved by DNA..fossils.. mutations etc they get the evidence deleted
& this isn't just google links - it opens up & prints details:-
Now how mutations disprove Darwin:-
ProgettoCosmo - Thermodynamics disproves Darwin
Information for macroevolution does not exist in nature, or better, it cannot be given by Darwinian evolution. The environment selects individuals and rewards the fittest but it does not give sufficient information for the huge transformations involved in the biological novelties of species. Evolutionists have asked whether in their evolutionary process (mutations + selection) information increases. In which of the two factors might the information generator be found? Remember information is what reduces uncertainty. R.Dawkins, an evolution authority, answers this question:
«Mutation is not an increment in the true informative content, but it is rather the contrary, since mutation, in the analogy of Shannon, contributes to increase the previous uncertainty. But now let's consider the natural selection, which reduces the previous uncertainty and then, supplies an informative contribution to the genetic pool [...] If the natural selection supplies information to the genic pool, what sort of information is? It is information about surviving»[15].
Hence mutations do not provide information and natural selection supplies only information for survival. But
to supply the modest information to survive to a reptile is the same thing of providing the immense CSI (Complex Specified Information) necessary " to transform it in ... a bird? Sure it is not.
Analogously to give alms to a beggar, perhaps will allow him to survive today, but it does not transform him miraculously in a ... king. The same way that alms are not enough to avoid many people die of hunger, information " on surviving has not been enough to avoid that the 99% of animal species died out in the course of geological era instead of evolving.
Darwinians emphasize that, of its two parts, mutations and selection, mutations are random but selection is an algorithm, i.e. a law. If there were only random mutations there would be nothing to pretend: chance is impotent to design. To say, as Dawkins said above, that
mutations do not create information is practically the same thing. But it is due to natural selection if evolution would work.
Mutations are only the engine that produces the variations in input to the selection algorithm, that acts as a post-processor. For first we must note that this engine is inefficient (in order to stimulate macroevolution), since the variations it generates can help at the most microevolution.
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mutations do not provide information and natural selection supplies
..... until arriving to quantum particles and events for
disproving neo-
Darwinism.
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Darwinism; Too Old-Fashioned To Be True - HUMAN EVENTS
New York Times columnist John Tierney recently offered a materialist version of "intelligent design": All of us are actually characters in a computer simulation devised by some technologically advanced future civilization.
Fanciful to the extreme, sure, but the growing number of such theories -- life comes from the past (Mars, when it was theoretically livable) or future (Tierney) -- is
one more indication that Darwinism no longer satisfies. Reporters pretending to referee the origin debate used to have it easy: slick evolutionists vs. hick creationists, progress vs. regress.
Now, Darwinism is looking fuddy-duddy, and sophisticated critiques of it are becoming more diverse...
I interviewed
Michael Behe, author of Darwin's Black Box: The Biochemical Challenge to Evolution" and a new book, "
The Edge of Evolution: The Search for the Limits of Darwinism.
This Lehigh University biology professor points out that
Darwin and his contemporaries knew very little about the cell, which is the foundation of life. Microscopes of that era were too crude to see many critical details. So 19th-century scientists thought the cell was simple protoplasm, like a piece of microscopic Jell-O
Behe explained what has changed:
"Now we know that the cell is chock-full of sophisticated nanotechnology, literally machines made from molecules. The same goes for the universe.
In Darwin's era, the universe was thought to be pretty simple. Now we know its basic laws are balanced on a razor's edge to allow for life and that our planet may be the only one in the universe that could support intelligent life.
The more we know about nature, the more design we see
We also have data now from a half-century of careful malaria-watching, which -- because malaria reproduce so quickly -- lets us see what happens to thousands of generations of parasites that are under constant attack from man-made drugs.
Darwin predicted that random mutation and natural selection would lead to the development of new species, but no new kinds of malaria have emerged, just tiny changes in existing strains.
[SIZE=-1]The mass killer HIV also has provided evidence to
disprove Darwin.
... HIV has actually undergone more of certain kinds of
mutations than all cells have
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Newsvine - Being Wrong in Science
The history of scientific discovery is littered with failed theories and disproved notions. Great discoveries often overturn seemingly brilliant ideas that may have been held for centuries...
Scientists may have spent their entire life developing a concept only to have it crumble before their very eyes when an onslaught of new evidence and thinking arises. Sometimes the demise of a scientific principle takes longer and the idea is only put to bed decades after the death of those who originally thought it up...
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mutations in the genome are not random in
... was done in attempts to either prove Lamarck or just
disprove Darwin.
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