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Very cool article....
I'd like to reiterate this part:
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Before I begin with more of the article from NewScientist, I want to lay some ground-rules. A lot of people don't know what evolution is, and some are sure to misrepresent the whole shebang, so I'm going to do it here before we go any further.
A GENETIC MUTATION'S INITIAL SPARK = PURE BLIND CHANCE, FOR GOOD OR BAD. NOTHING MORE. BUT EVOLUTION IS WHEN THAT MUTATION GETS PASSED ON FOR GENERATIONS, EITHER BECAUSE OF THE MUTATION (OR EVEN IN SPITE OF IT).
Now to bust some of those myths.
Humans evolved from apes we see today, am I right? No. Humans evolved from a primate a few million years ago. And so did the apes we see today. We have a common ancestor.
Just a theory, right? In the same way that stress theory is what engineers use to build buildings, bridges, and keep the wings on airplanes ...yeah, just a theory. 'Theory' and 'law' in science don't have the layman meanings. If they did, you could break the law and then claim to be free of gravity too.
If nobody saw it, it didn't happen. Well, that's a beautiful one now that people HAVE seen it. And seeing as these bacteria didn't evolve to prove evangelical preachers wrong, it's always been a fact of life. That's what we call a weak argument.
There are no intermediate fossils. Ah, you haven't heard about the intermediate fossil remains from the ancestors of whales. Indocetus, Pakicetus and so on.
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And then:
If you believe.. they put a man on the moon----