Joe G
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| Quote (Occam's Aftershave @ Feb. 25 2010,19:29) | Textbooks don't have any before-the-fact specifications Joe. They have descriptions of the makeup of proteins that were determined by after-the-fact observations.
You need to show where the specifications were listed first, and then confirmed by observation. Otherwise you're just doing the 'sharpshooter's fallacy' - shooting an arrow anywhere into the side of the barn, then drawing the target around it afterward and claiming a bulls-eye.
Where are the before-the-fact specifications Joe? |
Umm the theory of evolution is based on after-the-fact observation.
Science is an after-the-fact enterprise- you have to make an observation and THEN you formulate a hypothesis- after-the-fact.
But anyway Dr Behe discusses this in "Darwin's Black Box":
| Quote | | "Our ability to be confident of the design of the cilium or intracellular transport rests on the same principles to be confident of the design of anything: the ordering of separate components to achieve an identifiable function that depends sharply on the components.” |
That said what does your position have asshole?
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Chromosomes. are. all. connected. It is one long polymer. Called the DNA. - oleg t
ogre mkv thinks that a DNA's melting point is the temp it turns into a liquid.
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