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downquark1 · 17-04-2007, 23:18

Again I'd like to point out that evolution is not an issue of physics, so don't compare it to light, hadrons etc. It's a logical inevitability when presented with creatures that inherit characteristics from their parents, have random mutations, and are faced with a challenge to reproduce.

Take away any of those conditions and it doesn't work, its also subject to random "cock ups". If an individual recieves a very important gene he may get crushed by a falling tree thus delaying the evolutionary jump until the mutation occurs again (if it ever occurs again).

In the case of crocodiles, they haven't evolved much since the dinosaur era because they work well already and don't have much competition.

While light has and will always travel at 3x10^8 meters per second in a vaccum and there's nothing you can do to change it. (At least according to today's evidence).

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downquark1 cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2003 Age: 38 Services: Plusnet FFTC Posts: 4,938	Re: Creationism vs Evolution, Equal? Again I'd like to point out that evolution is not an issue of physics, so don't compare it to light, hadrons etc. It's a logical inevitability when presented with creatures that inherit characteristics from their parents, have random mutations, and are faced with a challenge to reproduce. Take away any of those conditions and it doesn't work, its also subject to random "cock ups". If an individual recieves a very important gene he may get crushed by a falling tree thus delaying the evolutionary jump until the mutation occurs again (if it ever occurs again). In the case of crocodiles, they haven't evolved much since the dinosaur era because they work well already and don't have much competition. While light has and will always travel at 3x10^8 meters per second in a vaccum and there's nothing you can do to change it. (At least according to today's evidence).