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JohnW



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(Permalink) Posted: Oct. 16 2007,16:06   

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John W

The spider part was yours, not blipey's.  My error.  I looked at the aricles and the "tree" is arranged by some appearrance/trait criterion with no relationship to their supposed evolutionary history.  All trees are man-made devices and do not prove anything except that we can arrange items in a series.

I will have to find another source.  But do you believe that we have always had AIDS or that it is a recent addition?  Can you prove to me that there were more STDs other than syph. and gon. in decades past?

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...the "tree" is arranged by some appearrance/trait criterion with no relationship to their supposed evolutionary history

Wrong.

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All trees are man-made devices and do not prove anything except that we can arrange items in a series.

Wrong.  Evolution from a common ancestor predicts that we can arrange items, not just in a series, but a nested hierarchy.  Creationism makes no such prediction.

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But do you believe that we have always had AIDS or that it is a recent addition?

AIDS appears to be a fairly recent acquisition by humans.  But that wasn't your claim, was it?  You claimed there were once only two or three human STDs.  That's what I'm questioning.

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Can you prove to me that there were more STDs other than syph. and gon. in decades past?

You made the claim (originally two or three human STDs) - it's your responsibility to back it up, and not shift the burden of proof.

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