Again, I Ask, Where Is The Evidence For Natural Selection By Random Chance?

@GodSpeed63 Hiding again? Fortunately you're not needed, so you and your little magical entity can stay in hiding. You've made yourself irrelevant.

1. organisms replicate their genes at different rates (i.e. they don't all have the same number of offspring, and many have none).

self-evident

2. Some offspring die before they, in turn, can replicate their genes, and those which replicate their genes also do so at different rates... as in (1) above

self-evident

3. The environment is constantly changing... volcanos erupt, earthquakes alter the terrain, asteroids strike the planet, etc.

self-evident

4. In order to replicate their genes (sex) organisms need to avoid being incapacitated (death) and to have an opportunity to do so (environment)

self-evident

5. Because the environment is constantly changing the opportunities for replication offered to the next generation of genes may differ from the opportunities offered to the earlier generation.

self-evident

6. All of this will affect how frequently specific genes are replicated and where they appear (their distribution).

self-evident


Which is, of course... Evolution

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quod erat demonstrandum

@newjaninev2
Don't flatter yourself, it doesn't become you. I may not be a scientist; I keep wondering if you are though. The point is that, even though you speak the language of scientists, you have no understanding of science; you don't know its source. Even though I do not know about organisms to answer your question, I do know the the One who created them just like He created science for our benefit.

@GodSpeed63 You do not need specialised knowledge to understand and respond to my questions, so please do so.

If there is any part of my questions that causes you confusion please specify it and I will clarify it

@SW-User @DocSavage To the best of my knowledge, God designed it so that no one could get to know it in absolute terms so that humans cannot control it.

@Dumbman
People design gods to be ambiguous, it saves time, and explains nothing.

@DocSavage You can never model the whole process of universe. Then there will be nothing left for humans to do, it will defeat the purpose of life.

@Richard65 He will just not listen and then create another post about the same subject. He does not want to read and try to understand our replies.

@Richard65 He turns something so rich and meaningful and transcendent into a shallow fairy tale.

@JimboSaturn yes, and sometimes I wonder why I bother to debate him, because he's obviously blind to reason. Either that or he just loves trolling.

@LadyGrace So the Bible tells you this. No other sources. Because of course, you don't want any other sources in case your fragile worldview evaporates like a soap bubble.

@SW-User I see you have asked questions just to mock my answers. I'm happy to have respectful conversations, but this one is over. I wish you well.

@LadyGrace I will mock any answer from someone who claims that the Bible is absolute, solid, irrefutable, unquestionable fact.

I wish you well.

@GodSpeed63
Then why do you constantly deny it ?

@DocSavage
Denying what, Doc?

@GodSpeed63
Evolution, and all the evidence you’ve been shown. If as you said god made science, then all the scientific evidence is proof of his work. Updated by people that understand it, not goat herders.

@LadyGrace You do not force your beliefs on others. I would never do that. You do. That's what ALL your posts are for. Do not interact with me again.

@SW-User
You're right. I don't force my beliefs on others. It's only their perception, as they don't like Christians anyway. Don't worry, I won't lose any sleep over not interacting with people like you, who are just angry at the world to begin with.

@GodSpeed63 I'm looking forward to your analysis of the evidence I have presented thus far.

In the meantime, I'll post some more evidence so that you can offer your analyses, or ignore it, or run away from it.

Which will it be, I wonder...

@newjaninev2
My analysis is that your displaying a lot of hearsay without actual evidence to show for.

@GodSpeed63
😂😂😂😂

and there, ladies and gentlemen, is all you need... draw your own conclusions

@Diotrephes not in my experience

@Annabelle05
It might be a good idea if you took a really good look at men. Of course their hair is different but they all have the same pattern.

@Diotrephes in your family perhaps.

@newjaninev2 I was thinking of this =

Viruses Can Help Us as Well as Harm Us
Experts are figuring out how to exploit the 380 trillion viruses that make up the human virome

"Biologists estimate that 380 trillion viruses are living on and inside your body right now—10 times the number of bacteria. Some can cause illness, but many simply coexist with you. In late 2019, for example, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania discovered 19 different strains of redondovirus in the respiratory tract; a handful of them were associated with periodontal disease or lung disease, but others could possibly fight respiratory illnesses. Scientists’ rapidly expanding knowledge makes it clear that we are not made up primarily of “human” cells that are occasionally invaded by microbes; our bodies are really superorganisms of cohabitating cells, bacteria, fungi and, most numerous of all, viruses. The latest counts indicate that as much as half of all the biological matter in your body is not human."
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/viruses-can-help-us-as-well-as-harm-us/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6657001/

The Good that Viruses Do
The surprising and beneficial contributions that viruses bring to life
https://magazine.hms.harvard.edu/articles/good-viruses-do