Stick-tight

... other diseases. Think mutations are 'good'? Go stand out in the sun for a few hours on a hot day and get some 'beneficial' mutations or one could stick their head in the microwave and get some 'beneficial' mutations. What proofs of creation do you have? The onus of proof is on the claim contrary ...

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... the population, the less of a chance for mutations and "next steps" to take hold on a large enough amount of people and thus for them to stick around in our genes. Imagine, there's this guy, and he's born with a digestive tract that keeps him perfectly healthy no matter how much macdonalds ...

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A bit more detail. Three things: 1. Strands of DNA stick to each other through hydrogen bonding. 2. Hydrogen bonding will occur whenever and wherever conditions allow it. 3. The molecular world is a rather chaotic place, with molecules jostling about ...

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This is not exactly correct and at least 5 years out of date, but let's stick with it for the moment. I'm not touching this trollbait with a ten-foot pole, lol. Wouldn't it be nice to see some real science showing how Natural Selection produces a gene. I'm ...

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... significant damage to our (human species) genetic pool. Ok, I may have misunderstood Kajsateresa's idea of "endangered" species, but I stick to the "philosophy". With regard to the polio virus, if you are correct and we don't fully understand it yet, then by my own reasoning ...

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