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

@newjaninev2 Round and round we go! 😂

@newjaninev2 @JimboSaturn
Then, where does random chance fit into your distorted views on science?


I'm not the one that's running in fear. Where's the evidence of what you keep claiming is true?


Until you guys start showing some evidence, if any, round and round we go!

@GodSpeed63 Try rereading the last 50 of your posts on the same subject. Read/listen to understand as well. No one is running in fear, the same people respond to your post every single time and provide the same evidence and logic. It's up to you to read it.

@GodSpeed63
It doesn't.

That's what I'm trying to tell you.

Natural Selection is an inevitable consequence of sex, death, and changing environments (natural, genetic, reproductive, etc).

For some reason you seem to think that Natural Selection relies on 'random' chance (what other sort is there?).

It doesn't.

It appears that someone has been misleading you. Perhaps you should investigate Natural Selection for yourself, thereby avoiding whatever misinformation others have given you.

@newjaninev2
We are the products of assorted bacteria and viruses. They determine our physical bodies and we wouldn't exist without them.

@newjaninev2 @Diotrephes
According to whom?

@GodSpeed63 Don't you know that the humans of today look differently than humans of thousands of years ago?

@GodSpeed63
Thank you for the opportunity to once again demonstrate the lack of even basic comprehension that underpins claims around magical entities.

Let's begin the demonstration:

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

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

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

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

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.

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

Do you agree with all six of these statements?

If not, which ones do you dispute, and why?

Be specific

@newjaninev2
Where's your evidence?

@GodSpeed63 Me: "Do you agree with all six of these statements? If not, which ones do you dispute, and why?"

Godspeed63: "Where's your evidence?"

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

😂😂😂😂

@GodSpeed63Me: "Do you agree with all six of these statements? If not, which ones do you dispute, and why?"

Godspeed63: "Where's your evidence?"

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

😂😂😂😂

@GodSpeed63 Me: "Do you agree with all six of these statements? If not, which ones do you dispute, and why?"

Godspeed63: "Where's your evidence?"

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

😂😂😂😂

@Diotrephes @newjaninev2
Don't you know that God doesn't change at all? He's the same yesterday, today, and forever.


I'll put it to you plainly, I want evidence, not your rendition of organisms.

@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