Posted on 11/20/2005 1:21:49 PM PST by blam
I cannot climb trees. The bark is too rough on my smooth skin.
Yes, they can take a frog apart and count all the little pieces. When they can put it back together again, they can call me.
WHy does a peacock have big tail feathers? It uses them to attract a mate. Therefor peacocks with bigger brighter plumage are more likely to breed. Because of this bright tail plumage haws evolved over time.
LOL. Dream on. The entire Catholic church accepts evolution. You think there are none of *those* around here?
And not only does that happen in nature, but farmers can do some cool stuff, too. Breeding livestock is the only long-term lab we can look at. But it's still a peacock, and makes a terrible racket.
The Pope's Astronomer. Would make a great book title. I do respect the Argument to Authority--do you like making it?
This may just be the one of the biggest piles of offal that ichie has ever posted here. The most striking difference between human teeth and ape teeth is the same difference as between human teeth and cannine teeth: Human teeth are distributed in a parabolic arch, which allows for the various intonations of intelligent speach, while ape and dog teeth are located in parallel jaws.
Just because wisdom teeth are unneccesary does not mean they disappear from the gene pool. There has to be some factor that makes people without wisdom teeth more likely to reproduce. Possibly it is infection rates from impacted wisdom teeth. 1000 years ago if 25% of people who had infected wisdom teeth died of infection, that would impact the gene pool. Today it is not as likely, but it is still more likely that someone with infected wisdom would die than someone without wisdom teeth. Therefor it still impacts the gene pool, only slightly.
I don't know what you're babbling about here, but your failure to retract or apologize for your transparently false slander is duly noted.
Could someone please explain to me why the anti-evos have such an incredibly poor track record when it comes to telling the truth, and so seldom show any shame whatsoever when they're caught blatantly lying? I just don't get it. I never have.
Thanks for your explanation...it makes sense...
LOL !!!!!
The original contention was that "1 in 10000" on FR accepts that evolution is even possible. The fact that Catholics have no problem with evolution, and certianly there are lots of Catholics on FR, makes that point laughable.
Argument from authority was not what I was doing. You missed another one.
I'm afraid I can't read your post...maybe you could use larger fonts and brighter colors...? One day you might also like to address what you find objectionable about my definition of evolution, as well.
The evolutionist says humans have arms for tree climbing, but our skin is not furry and protected from rough surfaces, leaving us vulnerable to dangerous abrasions which can become infected and deadly -- a more common danger than dying from impacted wisdom teeth.
If some of our molars rotted and fell out, we would have room and need for wisdom teeth to grow in and replace them, regardless of the length and strength of our jawbones. Dentistry is the cause of tooth crowding trends moreso than you will admit.
The factors I bring up are valid, even if evolutionists prefer not to address them.
So we are now taller and bigger than we used to be but our heads have shrunk? malarky
I posted that, not ichy .. I got it from a college website, so it must be a highly educated statement, and not ignorant like all of mine are.
Not really. My family has all four wisdom teeth in all generations. There are thousands of us. My parents had 6 kids, each set of grandparents had 10 kids. Only our generation has less kids. The reasons aren't because of wisdom teeth.
What we lack in faces, we more than make up for in our asses and bellies...
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Very punny.
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