The Scientific Theory of Intelligent Design

Learn to read "ZIZ" Mutation can be caused by various external factors, the effect is always random, Is that too hard for you?

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
Learn to read "ZIZ" Mutation can be caused by various external factors, the effect is always random, Is that too hard for you?

And when do these mutations occur?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
I am talking to a child. 🙄

Yes I read your post and then I told you how you got it wrong. We spent a 1/2 a page talking about it. However, you didn't seem to understand me and changed the subject.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
And when do these mutations occur?

Mutations have been occuring since the dawn of life.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison

Faulty logic.

Was this a rebuttal to my common design post, because that's a half assed job.

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
Mutations have been occuring since the dawn of life.

Sorry, that is not what I was asking. When dose a mutation occur?

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
Learn to read "ZIZ" Mutation can be caused by various external factors, the effect is always random, Is that too hard for you?

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
Random art has no design, what's your point.

They aren't random now,What does this say about random mutations ?

I think I'll use you're own screwy logic against you 😉

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Sorry, that is not what I was asking. When dose a mutation occur?

It can happen when the cell is dividing, or after the cell is fully formed.

Originally posted by lord xyz
I think I'll use you're own screwy logic against you 😉

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Sorry, that is not what I was asking. When dose a mutation occur?

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
It can happen when the cell is dividing, or after the cell is fully formed.

Are you still confused, mutations can happen for a variety of reasons it's just their effects are random.

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
It can happen when the cell is dividing, or after the cell is fully formed...

Which cell?

Originally posted by lord xyz
and this affects the cell, right?

What else would it effect moron?

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Which cell?

which ever cell that has the mutation, that's fairly obvious.

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
What else would it effect moron?

which ever cell that has the mutation, that's fairly obvious.

So, cells change. Cells also develop. Is this development 'changes' you would get a different outcome, yes?

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
What else would it effect moron?

which ever cell that has the mutation, that's fairly obvious.

So a cell in my arm can mutate and that is evolution? How would that get to the next generation? 🙄

It seems you guy's do not understand what a mutation does, a mutation Alters, Delete's, Or moves information, It does not create something brand new from scratch.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
So a cell in my arm can mutate and that is evolution? How would that get to the next generation? 🙄

Only "Germline" mutations can be passed down, and a mutation can only alter what's already there.

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
It seems you guy's do not understand what a mutation does, a mutation alters or delete's , or moves information.

It does not create something brand new from scratch.

isnt that evolution?

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
It seems you guy's do not understand what a mutation does, a mutation Alters, Delete's, Or moves information, It does not create something brand new from scratch.

Please answer my question.

Originally posted by PVS
isnt that evolution?

Let's say I alter a pile of Lego's into different combinations I could get different outcomes, but I can't get what's not in the pile.
The different outcomes are called breeds, they are still part of the same species.

Originally posted by Shakyamunison
Please answer my question.

I did.

Originally posted by Blue nocturne
It seems you guy's do not understand what a mutation does, a mutation Alters, Delete's, Or moves information, It does not create something brand new from scratch.

Only "Germline" mutations can be passed down, and a mutation can only alter what's already there.

evolution means 'change' DF.

so only germs evolve? You said they don't. Don't you realise how stupid you sound? It helps to 'listen to YOURSELF!' instead of talking random crap out of your ass and making up shit to go against what we said.

STOP MAKING THINGS UP AND TELL US TRUTH.

Originally posted by lord xyz
[url=]http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=alter]alter means 'change'[/url]

so only germs evolve?

"Germline mutation" doesn't mean only germs, look it up.

right, but you are mixing concepts and forming failed analogies. for instance, we share many characteristics with birds. birds have a latant genetic code for teeth while our fingernails are made of the same material as feathers. its all the same matter, rearranged, recombined, moved around etc to form something else.

sure, that doesnt prove evolution, but im just pointing out that evolution is not the creation of something new, but rather an enhcanced and adapted version of a predecessor...but on a cellular/genetic level very similar. take for instance the uncanny closeness between human and chimpanzee dna. just a few alterations and look at the difference