By definition, trolls are not here to listen.
And you go to great lengths to tell everyone all about how many people you ignore.
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By definition, trolls are not here to listen.
When it became clear that he was just trolling, I tossed him into the "ignore" bin with the other trolls.
By definition, trolls are not here to listen.
I am willing to ignore him now. But, I don’t like to use the ignore function. FWIW. I have to listen to these folks if I want to have them listen to me.
Yet evolution suggest millions of years where man is not present.
As does physics, astronomy, geology, biology...
You still are avoiding the main point... Have you watched the video YOU posted, and how is the conclusion reached that differs from geneticists who consider genetic load a problem?
And, yes of course there is evidence that extinctions are linked to genetic erosion. "By definition, endangered species suffer varying degrees of genetic erosion."
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_erosion
"Our hypothesis that the onset of extinction is marked by excessive lethal mutations has experimental support in viruses." https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3410861/
Adaptation and speciation results from mutations and selection. The speciated population has less genetic diversity than parent populations.
Island and coral populations are highly adapted but often unable to survive environmental change.
Mutations can lead to speciation and speciation can lead to extinction. "Extinction can threaten species evolved to specific ecologies.
Like that time you tried to teach me you can choose which 6 of The Commandments you want to follow?Barbarian said:As I taught you earlier...
As I taught you earlier, any time a population falls below a certain point, variability drops and the population tends to go extinct because of genetic failure.
I showed you that, also. I pointed out that speciation tended to happen in smaller, isolated populations with less genetic variability. The "founder effect" was commented on by a number of scientists who noticed the phenomenon. Darwin's finches, for example, evolved from a few migrants from S. America. Would you like to see the evidence for that?
The Grants, on Daphne Major, documented that even smaller populations can increase fitness by mutation and natural selection. As you also learned, a small population of lizards colonizing a very different environment, evolved a number of adaptations that made them more fit for the environment, including a new digestive organ. Should I show you that, again?
On the other hand, it can go as it went with those lizards. The race is not always to the fit. But mostly, it is.
Like that time you tried to teach me you can choose which 6 of The Commandments you want to follow?
Clearly, I didn't manage to teach you anything about honesty.
Irony... funny.... :french:That's because you're the most dishonest poster on TOL.
Shame on you.
As you were taught, these are direct evidence against your Darwinism. Do we have to show you again?
Let's discuss it..... Which "direct evidence" are you referring to and which dating methods?I noticed that you ignored direct evidence against your claim that there are no human skeletons older than 6000 years.
A Wiki link?I noticed that you ignored direct evidence against your claim that there are no human skeletons older than 6000 years.
Let's discuss it..... Which "direct evidence" are you referring to and which dating methods?
A Wiki link?
So if I post a link that refutes all that for the nonsense it is, you'll go away, right?Yes....that’s right. But, you do understand that it’s not the wiki link itself that is the evidence, right? The wiki link contains reference to scientific study. It is the science and the evidence collected that shows your claim of the Earth being 6000 years old to be false.
So if I post a link that refutes all that for the nonsense it is, you'll go away, right?
Tar pits can provide awesome evidence of the creation and flood model. The thing is you are choosing to accept secular interpretations, without really understanding the evidence, and the assumptions that goes into making conclusions.No. I’ll then post a couple links, one to the La Brea Tar Pits, and the other to the La Brea Woman. That is another human skeleton older than 6000 years.
Guyver... Why not be open to how science helps confirm the truth of scripture?
Tar pits can provide awesome evidence of the creation and flood model.
The thing is you are choosing to accept secular interpretations, without really understanding the evidence, and the assumptions that goes into making conclusions.