Some Reasons I Don't Believe in Evolution

[SkyWriting]

Yknow whats strange? Every living organism, must die, period.

Thats how life works.

Must and does are two different things. That's exactly the message the kids get.

Yah.....See, I think it's an adult topic.

"Every living organism, must die, period."

 

[Jazer]

Yknow whats strange? Every living organism, must die, period.

Thats how life works.

What about 300 million year old bacteria that does not die, it just goes dorment?

"Rocks in the mine formed when a sea dried up around 300 million years ago, and Vreeland suspects those first H. salinarum spent the entire time living inside tiny brine-filled defects in salt crystals, waiting for the right moment to re-emerge. It's a bold claim, but evidence suggests the creatures may be nature's Rip Van Winkles, hunkering inside salt deposits for eons until natural forces -- or in this case, humans -- bring them back to the surface."

World's Oldest Known DNA Discovered : Discovery News

 

[mpok1519]

What about 300 million year old bacteria that does not die, it just goes dorment?

"Rocks in the mine formed when a sea dried up around 300 million years ago, and Vreeland suspects those first H. salinarum spent the entire time living inside tiny brine-filled defects in salt crystals, waiting for the right moment to re-emerge. It's a bold claim, but evidence suggests the creatures may be nature's Rip Van Winkles, hunkering inside salt deposits for eons until natural forces -- or in this case, humans -- bring them back to the surface."

World's Oldest Known DNA Discovered : Discovery News

Eventually, it'll die. Eventually, the environmental conditions will permit this.

 

[mpok1519]

Must and does are two different things. Thanks for bringing that up.

Strangely, all life does, and must, die. Yes, must and does are two separate things, but life does, and must, die.

If a kid in kindergarten doesn't understand the concept of death, then I blame bad parenting.

 

[razeontherock]

Strangely, all life does, and must, die. Yes, must and does are two separate things, but life does, and must, die.

If a kid in kindergarten doesn't understand the concept of death, then I blame bad parenting.

And yet there are species that do not die. So much for your conclusions ...

 

[Skaloop]

And yet there are species that do not die. So much for your conclusions ...

Name one.

 

[mpok1519]

And yet there are species that do not die. So much for your conclusions ...

HAVE NOT died. They will eventually when the conditions permit. So much for your understanding how life works.

 

[mpok1519]

Name one.

I think he's referring to microbes in suspended animation.

 

[Skaloop]

HAVE NOT died. They will eventually when the conditions permit. So much for your understanding how life works.

That's what I was gonna respond once he replied.

 

[Skaloop]

I think he's referring to microbes in suspended animation.

That's what I figured. Either that or souls or spirits or something like that.

 

[mpok1519]

What he should probably know is all life on earth eventually will die. Humans won't be on earth quadrillions of years from now. The sun will have expanded to the size of a red giant, and will swallow everything in its path, including us. (or at least I think so; is our sun one of the types of stars that will turn into a red giant?)

Humans might be able to colonize other planets, but, if all of the human race is aboard one giant ark ship, heh, I wouldn't count on our chances being very good, considering how unhospitable space travel is.

 

[razeontherock]

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Not able to leap over red giants in a single bound, but otherwise pretty durn paradigm-shifting

 

[SkyWriting]

You might as well claim that the theory of gravity states that people ought to fall, therefore we should be pushing people off tall buildings.

I've seen young mothers push their kids in strollers out into traffic. I have a theory about lawyer commercials using the word "ought" that ties in with that. That's pretty close to your example.

 

[SkyWriting]

Strangely, all life does, and must, die. Yes, must and does are two separate things, but life does, and must, die.

If a kid in kindergarten doesn't understand the concept of death, then I blame bad parenting.

So what is the MUST you speak of? Our cells replace themselves multiple times. The only limiting factor to our life is either the process accumulates too many errors, or there is a "death gene" that decides when it's time to shut down. I'll look those up if you need me to.

 

[SkyWriting]

Schneider observed information increases as a result of mutation and seleciton. No dreaming necessary.

Any increase in information is a perpetual motion machine. More out than in. Any instance of this working would result in "an explosion" of information. Cancer might count if you look at it weird. But it's pretty self defeating. Not too sharp.

 

[Skaloop]

Any increase in information is a perpetual motion machine. More out than in.

For now (maybe). But not forever. So not so perpetual. Eventually, all that information will be lost.

 

[mpok1519]

So what is the MUST you speak of? Our cells replace themselves multiple times. The only limiting factor to our life is either the process accumulates too many errors, or there is a "death gene" that decides when it's time to shut down. I'll look those up if you need me to.

well, get back to me when science deals with the paranormal.

 

[Nostromo]

Any increase in information is a perpetual motion machine. More out than in. Any instance of this working would result in "an explosion" of information. Cancer might count if you look at it weird. But it's pretty self defeating. Not too sharp.

"The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits." -- Albert Einstein

 

[Belk]

I've seen young mothers push their kids in strollers out into traffic. I have a theory about lawyer commercials using the word "ought" that ties in with that. That's pretty close to your example.

Are you telling us that you have witnessed multiple women intentionally endangering their children in an attempt to gain monetarily? Do you have a news article or something? I find your claim hard to credit.

 

[Loudmouth]

This is what you would call a horribly flawed conclusion. Correction; a loud and horrible conclusion

Assertions presented without evidence can be ignored without evidence. Please back up your assertions.