OgreMkV
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forastero,
You have shifted the goal post again. "The endocrine system selects the phenotype" does not equal epigenetics.
Here, this is from the first scholarly paper using the search terms you have given us | Quote | | . A unifying theme of disease epigenetics is defects in phenotypic plasticity--cells' ability to change their behaviour in response to internal or external environmental cues. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17522677 |
Phenotypic plasticity, doesn't mean what you think it means.
As far as the rest, I gave you links to at least 5 articles that I wrote, all with links to peer-reviewed research.
I'd like to add one simple fact that you have not dealt with and cannot deal with. Evolution is used everyday to produce actual products and processes. What is the principle of ID for living things used for... give us one tool or product that is a direct result of ID.
You can utterly defeat evolution right here (well, you can't, but I guess it's theoretically possible), but it still won't make design notions correct. Only positive supporting evidence will do that. Where's yours?
The fact that you have arrived at a conclusion and are now looking for evidence to support it shows that you don't have a clue about science.
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