Subduction Zone
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The answer is obvious.
We are waiting for answers from the creationist perspective.
I don't think any have been given so far.
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Isn't it interesting that none of you ... scientists are stepping up to answer the OP?
It's a scientific question, isn't it?
And how about you walk your talk and [be the first to] answer the OP with peer-reviewed scientific literature, yourself?
The author of your article casually states that "some modern whales have a pair of bones embedded in their tissues, each of which strengthens the pelvic wall and acts as an organ anchor".
Do you have any respectable studies which back up these assertions? Actually, please tell me what an 'organ anchor' is.
The answer is obvious.
We are waiting for answers from the creationist perspective.
I don't think any have been given so far.
It looks like those whales know what they are doing.
Peer reviewed scientific literature, answers from the creationist perspective ... keep moving that goalpost.
He gave whales pointless back legs out of frugality? Looks like either laziness or incompetence to me...
I don't know if the genome of any whale species has been sequenced. It would be interesting to know if whales still have the genes coding for functional hind limbs (like modern birds still have the genes for teeth.) I'd suspect they do. Then they'd also have other genes that modify the expression of the leg genes (which is called epistasis, IIRC.) It does seem unecessarily complicated to keep the programming for building a leg, and then add additional programming to change its design. Why not just program simply for the result you want?
Isn't it interesting that none of you ... scientists are stepping up to answer the OP?
It's a scientific question, isn't it?
And how about you walk your talk and [be the first to] answer the OP with peer-reviewed scientific literature, yourself?
How many answers do you want?
I know the moon, for example, has six different answers; but that's science for you.
This isn't about the moon, this is about whales.
Which, by the way, came before mankind.
No it didn't. The moon was invented by Niel Armstrong.
This isn't about the moon, this is about whales.
Glad to see you smile!
Thank you! I'm normally quick with a smile and a laugh, but that Bill Nye video hit me hard for some reason, and I've been in a bit of a bad mood lately.
Otherwise, I'm okay.
Ah. Remember, Billie's just a guy. He's flawed just like the rest of us
Yes, indeed! Thank you!
Proverbs 25:11 A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver.
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