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legendary
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January 06, 2018, 02:51:02 PM

Well, you see if the first cause of a chain of causes is random, essentially all the causes within the chain are random.

Imagine a random dice that can jump on its own, unpredictable and every time a random number appears. Imagine the dice randomly jumps again but this time falls onto a flower and breaks it. You would consider the cause of the broke plant, the dice however the dice itself has no cause, its random so basically the real cause for the broken plant is random.

The same thing happens with your example. If god ultimately created everything, then all the chain of causes go back to a single point, god, which is a random being, everything he did, he did without a cause.

Evolution is true and you proved it.

Since the first cause in the chain of causes that is our universe, is something (or from something) outside of the universe, we don't really know what it is... random or something else.

"Imagine a random dice that can jump on its own..." This is precisely what evolution is. A big chunk of imagination about all kinds of things. Why? Because there is no proof, and no evidence for it, that doesn't fit creation better. IF evolution happened to be true, we don't know it is, or how it could be true... at least not scientifically speaking. Our evolution theory doesn't match reality.

How do you know anything about God? Do you believe what I have said about Him? Does science show you about Him? Do you just feel that He is the way you describe? LOL.

Evolution is a hoax, and you just proved you understand that it is a hoax.

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I don't understand you. Why do you keep saying ''the way I described him'' You said that god has no cause so I used what you said against you, now you are claiming that I'm the one saying it LOL.
But you DO understand me. And you ARE taking what I said out of context, so it IS what you said, and NOT what I said.


''outside of the universe, we don't really know what it is... random or something else.'' There aren't too many options badecker, either the cause of the universe has a cause or doesn't and you claimed it doesn't because you said it was god and that god itself has no cause, I can quote you on that if you want. Are you saying now that god has a cause?

Those options you talk about are options within the way the universe works. Something that is outside of the universe is completely different, or it would not be outside of the universe. If it were the same as within the universe, then it would be within the universe.

This means that neither C&E nor random necessarily apply outside of the universe, but they both may apply in some way outside the universe.

Can't you get it through your noggin that outside of the universe is something that we can't even comprehend because it is so different? In fact, it is so extremely different that the word "different" doesn't really describe it.

Evolution is a hoax.

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legendary
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January 06, 2018, 01:02:52 PM
How do you know anything about God? Do you believe what I have said about Him? ..NO Wink..

WHY?.. because how come YOU know so much about god living outside of the universe but we don't?...
Must only speak to you?..

Show your proof of god to the world and you will be a very very rich man Wink..
You have had all the proof of evolution and still you say god is the creator with no evidence what so ever
so now your just wasting peoples time for WHAT?..

Are you mental ?..

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January 06, 2018, 12:55:58 PM
legendary
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legendary
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January 06, 2018, 02:23:44 AM
Some peoples ask why can we not replicate animals that walk the earth today ..
1 cell into a elephant ..

You do realise that different environment today than the past..
So how can an elephant be an elephant without the specific weather or earth changes it had in the past
for it to be an elephant ..

Was it raining in the past for the change ..
was it because the earth split away and moved to a sunny bit of the world..
was it colder ..
was it warmer..
Did a landslide happen..

So many different earth events that happen that will of made species change over time..

In today's world how do you replicate geological event for things to evolve into all the life we see today?.

Drive down the motorway and you drive into rain look back and it's not raining ..
20 miles away can have different weather as you know when you drive down the motorway..

That's why so many different creatures and the fact each creature wants to eat each other..

So your god come down made bad weather earthquakes then made life eat each other Cheesy..
And you want to go to heaven Cheesy Shocked Shocked Shocked..

Imagine Badecker at the gates of heaven..

Hay god why is that man eating the leg off another man  WELL that's love my son Cheesy..
Now get in here  Cheesy..
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January 06, 2018, 02:03:44 AM
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January 05, 2018, 10:44:48 AM
Parentage DNA tests, DNA profiles, genetic predispositions tests – you may have thought of these as being only applied to us humans. Advances in the field of genetic testing mean that todayanimal DNA testing is gaining popularity and is in high demand. On the whole, DNA between mammals is not too dissimilar especially in terms of structure and shape obviously the degree of similarity can be actually very close in related species.

As demands for the tests for our feline, equine, canine, and even bird friends increases, the number of tests available will also increase as more research is made into this new field. It is likely that in future, our reptile and arachnid friends will have DNA tests available to them..

In the future we will know many many more things OH BOY so much more..

Soon all the DNA from different species will be held on a super computer and the super computer
will work it out with all the information from all the DNA from plants to anything that's alive..

We will know one day how a human evolved from this earth..
BUT we evolved on this earth that's the FACT..<
A human acts like a plant Wink<same same Wink..
legendary
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January 05, 2018, 10:32:33 AM
DNA Test Can Trace Your Ancestral Origins Back 1,000 Years - D-brief
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2 May 2014 - A new, highly accurate DNA test doesn't just pinpoint your country of origin, it can identify the village your ancestors lived in 1000 years ago. ... The new DNA test was over 80 percent successful in tracing people from around the world back to their ancestral origins. ... Able Lawrence • 3 years ago.
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January 05, 2018, 10:31:42 AM
my opinion that evolution is a hoax, because my opinion of God created his creatures will not change shape like the theory of evolution, like chickens will still be a chicken.
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January 05, 2018, 10:29:52 AM
This is as plausible as having a monkey sitting in front of a typewriter and ending up producing something useful.

Do you understand bitcoin blockchain technology sir?

Our entire commodity is based on our graphic cards hashing until they produce something useful...

How long do you want the string to be?  Even two or three "useful" short sentences could be created by the bitcoin network in under an hour.  It's all about math.

Produce trillions of generations, and you have Evolution.  Smiley

I'm married to Jennifer Lawrence.

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I do understand blockchain technology, I am a software developer and I am about to start working on a blockchain technology project. I get your point, but keep in mind that the number of computations needed to compute a hash value that is "nice" enough to be considered canonical is incredibly large. Waiting for such a kind of brute force to pay off in nature would probably exceed the expected life span of the universe. And then there is not just one kind of animal out there but many, many of them. The whole thing looks a lot like someone hitting the lottery on a daily basis. Sure, this can happen but how likely is it?

Or even simpler: If nature was able to create an elephant out of dead matter via many steps of evolution, then why can't scientists reproduce these steps in a lab? A whole bunch of people with college degrees should be able to accomplish this, right?

If nature can create black holes why can't a bunch of scientists do it too? Do you realize how stupid your argument is right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenesis

It's not easy, that's why, not to mention that it took millions of years, why would you think science has advanced so far as to create living beings in just a few years?

But scientists sure know exactly how black holes come into existence. And this Abiogenesis stuff doesn't explain anything, if you ask me. It's pretty much like homeopathy, nothing but a whole bunch of unprovable nonsense. Evolution is basically the first attempt to explain why all that many creatures exist. It fails miserably, but at least Darwin tried. I got a feeling it might take a long time before someone comes up with a theory that can be taken seriously. It may take a major breakthrough, pretty much in the neighborhood of quantum physics. Right now we are stuck with about as lame an explanation as there could possibly be.

That's absolutely not true, scientists do not know exactly how black holes work, stop spreading bullshit. Why do you keep talking out of your ass? There are several ongoing experiments for abiogenesis, not ''unprovable nonsense'' https://newatlas.com/recreating-evolution-test-tube/48856/

And evolution is not about explaining how life started from non living matter but how it evolved and it doesn't fail whatsoever. Unless you have an argument for it.

Man, you use some language, don't ya? Looks like evolution is your religion. I never claimed that evolution is about how life started out, I just said that this is an even greater mystery than how it evolved. As for black holes, there are not a lot of mysteries left. We even have computer simulations for these theories and if you run them, you end up with pretty much the same universe we can observe today. So these theories seem to work just fine, everything they predict can be verified, at least in a simulation. That's how it should work in science. Every so often something strange is observed and if the current theory can't explain this new observation, then it has to be updated or replaced. Quite easy.

The theory of evolution is currently the best we have, even though it is a very, very weak one. No experiment has ever been able to support it. If so, it would have been in the news big time. Sorry man if I have insulted your religion here, but this sort of theory simply doesn't cut it for me. I will accept this theory immediately if some scientists in a lab can do the following: Start out with a one-cell organism and turn it into something significantly more evolved, let's say an insect. Since evolution happens in nature, simply apply all forces of nature randomly to your life-form. You can choose from temperature changes, sunlight, pressure changes, magnetism, radiation and so forth. Maybe add some chemical substances as well. Do all of that randomly until you end up with an insect. For bonus points, turn it into a gorgeous elephant. If somebody manages to do this, then I immediately accept this theory as a reasonable one that explains the observable phenomena just fine. Up until then I will consider it to be a weak theory.
legendary
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January 05, 2018, 10:25:51 AM
The theory of evolution is just a crazy attempt to explain what can hardly be explained. I am not religious at all, so I don't believe in a maker / creator or anything quite like that. But it is very hard to explain how all of the creatures on earth have happened to come about just by virtue of sun, rain, temperature, pressure or whatever else. Why has nobody ever witnessed the evolution at work? With that many creatures out there some of them should be turning into something else on a daily basis. The only aspect evolution explains nicely is the survival of the fittest. Everything else remains a big mystery to me. Even worse, nobody can explain how dead matter can be turned into something that is alive. I doubt anyone will ever succeed with this sort of experiment.

Talking out of your ass I see. If you truly know about the theory of evolution you would know that evolution takes a lot of time, hence why no one has observed evolution, although we have. The peppered moth and Live Birth in Three-toed Skinks are classic examples.

It is indeed hard to explain all of this, that's why evolution theory is still updating. There is abiogenesis which tries to explain non living matter to matter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller%E2%80%93Urey_experiment

Sure it is supposed to happen slowly, but this is easily offset by the very large number of different animals out there. I also checked out the "evidence". Doesn't convince me at all. I want to hear someone explain how an one-cell organism eventually turns into an elephant. This is as plausible as having a monkey sitting in front of a typewriter and ending up producing something useful.
I want to hear someone explain how an one-cell organism eventually turns into an elephant..

one-cell organism eventually turns into an elephant ..It cannot turn into an elephant..

So now you know Wink..You might be a plant or a fungi to be with..

random events happen with cause and effect the fact the random event happened what caused it
and what is and was the effect..<
How do you know all the evidence could be at the bottom of the ocean..
Just got to wait for all the evidence off the scientist..

When you ask ?  the questions will always go on and on and on ..

BUT one day with DNA we will be able to trace right back to the start of any living thing we study..
DNA with super computers ..
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January 05, 2018, 09:16:20 AM
evolution is an extremely slow process. Millennia will pass before the evolutionary changes in slow-breeding and slow-growing animals, such as chimpanzees, become noticeable. But scientists have been watching the chimpanzee in nature for only a few decades. Even if these primates now really evolved, like our ancestors millennia ago, we simply would not be able to notice it.
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January 05, 2018, 08:38:35 AM
Why there are still monkeys around if they were part of our evolutionary beginnings ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cz0gFarCfBE
Completely agree... there are many such theories which we have studied in our school days but they are only a bubble... they have got no evidence to prove it...
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January 05, 2018, 07:21:37 AM
This is as plausible as having a monkey sitting in front of a typewriter and ending up producing something useful.

Do you understand bitcoin blockchain technology sir?

Our entire commodity is based on our graphic cards hashing until they produce something useful...

How long do you want the string to be?  Even two or three "useful" short sentences could be created by the bitcoin network in under an hour.  It's all about math.

Produce trillions of generations, and you have Evolution.  Smiley

I'm married to Jennifer Lawrence.

Cool

I do understand blockchain technology, I am a software developer and I am about to start working on a blockchain technology project. I get your point, but keep in mind that the number of computations needed to compute a hash value that is "nice" enough to be considered canonical is incredibly large. Waiting for such a kind of brute force to pay off in nature would probably exceed the expected life span of the universe. And then there is not just one kind of animal out there but many, many of them. The whole thing looks a lot like someone hitting the lottery on a daily basis. Sure, this can happen but how likely is it?

Or even simpler: If nature was able to create an elephant out of dead matter via many steps of evolution, then why can't scientists reproduce these steps in a lab? A whole bunch of people with college degrees should be able to accomplish this, right?

If nature can create black holes why can't a bunch of scientists do it too? Do you realize how stupid your argument is right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenesis

It's not easy, that's why, not to mention that it took millions of years, why would you think science has advanced so far as to create living beings in just a few years?

But scientists sure know exactly how black holes come into existence. And this Abiogenesis stuff doesn't explain anything, if you ask me. It's pretty much like homeopathy, nothing but a whole bunch of unprovable nonsense. Evolution is basically the first attempt to explain why all that many creatures exist. It fails miserably, but at least Darwin tried. I got a feeling it might take a long time before someone comes up with a theory that can be taken seriously. It may take a major breakthrough, pretty much in the neighborhood of quantum physics. Right now we are stuck with about as lame an explanation as there could possibly be.

That's absolutely not true, scientists do not know exactly how black holes work, stop spreading bullshit. Why do you keep talking out of your ass? There are several ongoing experiments for abiogenesis, not ''unprovable nonsense'' https://newatlas.com/recreating-evolution-test-tube/48856/

And evolution is not about explaining how life started from non living matter but how it evolved and it doesn't fail whatsoever. Unless you have an argument for it.
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January 05, 2018, 06:44:17 AM
This is as plausible as having a monkey sitting in front of a typewriter and ending up producing something useful.

Do you understand bitcoin blockchain technology sir?

Our entire commodity is based on our graphic cards hashing until they produce something useful...

How long do you want the string to be?  Even two or three "useful" short sentences could be created by the bitcoin network in under an hour.  It's all about math.

Produce trillions of generations, and you have Evolution.  Smiley

I'm married to Jennifer Lawrence.

Cool

I do understand blockchain technology, I am a software developer and I am about to start working on a blockchain technology project. I get your point, but keep in mind that the number of computations needed to compute a hash value that is "nice" enough to be considered canonical is incredibly large. Waiting for such a kind of brute force to pay off in nature would probably exceed the expected life span of the universe. And then there is not just one kind of animal out there but many, many of them. The whole thing looks a lot like someone hitting the lottery on a daily basis. Sure, this can happen but how likely is it?

Or even simpler: If nature was able to create an elephant out of dead matter via many steps of evolution, then why can't scientists reproduce these steps in a lab? A whole bunch of people with college degrees should be able to accomplish this, right?

If nature can create black holes why can't a bunch of scientists do it too? Do you realize how stupid your argument is right? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenesis

It's not easy, that's why, not to mention that it took millions of years, why would you think science has advanced so far as to create living beings in just a few years?

But scientists sure know exactly how black holes come into existence. And this Abiogenesis stuff doesn't explain anything, if you ask me. It's pretty much like homeopathy, nothing but a whole bunch of unprovable nonsense. Evolution is basically the first attempt to explain why all that many creatures exist. It fails miserably, but at least Darwin tried. I got a feeling it might take a long time before someone comes up with a theory that can be taken seriously. It may take a major breakthrough, pretty much in the neighborhood of quantum physics. Right now we are stuck with about as lame an explanation as there could possibly be.
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January 05, 2018, 06:30:42 AM
The theory of evolution is just a crazy attempt to explain what can hardly be explained. I am not religious at all, so I don't believe in a maker / creator or anything quite like that. But it is very hard to explain how all of the creatures on earth have happened to come about just by virtue of sun, rain, temperature, pressure or whatever else. Why has nobody ever witnessed the evolution at work? With that many creatures out there some of them should be turning into something else on a daily basis. The only aspect evolution explains nicely is the survival of the fittest. Everything else remains a big mystery to me. Even worse, nobody can explain how dead matter can be turned into something that is alive. I doubt anyone will ever succeed with this sort of experiment.

Talking out of your ass I see. If you truly know about the theory of evolution you would know that evolution takes a lot of time, hence why no one has observed evolution, although we have. The peppered moth and Live Birth in Three-toed Skinks are classic examples.

It is indeed hard to explain all of this, that's why evolution theory is still updating. There is abiogenesis which tries to explain non living matter to matter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miller%E2%80%93Urey_experiment

Sure it is supposed to happen slowly, but this is easily offset by the very large number of different animals out there. I also checked out the "evidence". Doesn't convince me at all. I want to hear someone explain how an one-cell organism eventually turns into an elephant. This is as plausible as having a monkey sitting in front of a typewriter and ending up producing something useful.

That's a hard question just like non living matter to living matter. Science is still working on it, there are several proposed explanations for it but we can never know for sure what happened at every exact moment, obviously. I don't think you or badecker understand what evolution is about or what tries to do. It tries to explain the best it can how we got here and yes there are still gaps that need to be filled, we still don't know how many things happened exactly but we do have the proof to show that they happened.

You check the fossils of a horse and then you find other fossils like a horse but with something slightly different and you keep finding older fossils that are slightly different, now from one fossil to another the difference might not be huge but from 10 fossils the difference is huge. This obviously indicates that they evolved, what evolution theory tries to do is explain how they evolved.

And this is not the only evidence for evolution, not even close but if you want to know more, use google.
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