Thread: On Climate Change and Evolution

Originally Posted by ControlFreak1

This is indeed another embarassing problem for the evolutionist cult. Because they claim that all of the changes required for all the different life forms to 'evolve' came about by mutations to create new features (they just don't show you an example of it, as usual they speculate and show art work or examples of kinds of extinct creatures which they claim transitioned into another kind like it) which would require new genetic information - and their problem is that the mechanism of natural selection limits genetic information, it keeps extra information from getting in, so they would have you to believe that it doesn't always work like that (you know like when it is convenient for them to not have it work like that).

Oh totally. If there were any examples of information getting into the genome, Evolution would be far less embarrassing.

For example, if there were a creature, lets say a bacteria, that learned to do something new and totally impossible, like digest a man-made substance (let's just pick nylon for this example), then that would be a great example of new information. They could even give it an unimaginative name like Nylonase.

But there is just nothing like that at all.

Originally Posted by jcd

Oh totally. If there were any examples of information getting into the genome, Evolution would be far less embarrassing.

For example, if there were a creature, lets say a bacteria, that learned to do something new and totally impossible, like digest a man-made substance (let's just pick nylon for this example), then that would be a great example of new information. They could even give it an unimaginative name like Nylonase.

But there is just nothing like that at all.

Yur slippin' J, come on playuh, don't you mean it evolve the ability to digest man made material. And of course they know that it didn't already have this ability because they got some man made material and went back in their time machine and tried to feed it to the poor little bacteria and it couldn't digest it so it died. (Wow! It was punctuated equilibrium, they caused it, it's a conspiracy). So now it has evolved into a new species or whatever? We won't call it a bacteria now, so we have proof of a newly evolved species, not just a variation of an existing organism which is compatible with the ones that haven't developed this ability or characteristic. Wow. That's a nice con I mean deal that they set up.

Originally Posted by ControlFreak1

Yur slippin' J, come on playuh, don't you mean it evolve the ability to digest man made material.

That's a great spot there homie!

And of course they know that it didn't already have this ability because they got some man made material and went back in their time machine and tried to feed it to the poor little bacteria and it couldn't digest it so it died.

If there were a nylon eating bacteria right now, it can't have existed 100 years ago. No nylon then bro.

Originally Posted by jcd

That's a great spot there homie!


If there were a nylon eating bacteria right now, it can't have existed 100 years ago. No nylon then bro.

Ya, I see how that 'proves' that it couldn't already have that ability. You know like, you or I could eat a piece of nylon and digest it, it may not be nutritional but humans a hundred years ago couldn't have done it. I got yo back playboy.
What happin to yo boy X, playuh? He MIA.

shave on shaver

Originally Posted by ControlFreak1

What happin to yo boy X, playuh? He MIA.

He watchin' Pinocchio wit' 'is boy an feedin' 'is boy 'zza fo' dinnah.
Some things are more important than debating lamentably ignorant creatards who FAIL forever.

Originally Posted by xman

He watchin' Pinocchio wit' 'is boy an feedin' 'is boy 'zza fo' dinnah.
Some things are more important than debating lamentably ignorant creatards who FAIL forever.

Hey g-shnizzle.
Hey don't be a haytuh, playboy!
It's all good, dog.
Hopefully some day we can evolve and be as superiorly intelligent and successful as you big dog.

This one's special for you, Mark.

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