Wesley R. Elsberry
Posts: 4991 Joined: May 2002
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This isn't exactly news, but it is in the YEC category. I was browsing stuff on my server, and came across a directory of things related to Chuck Maier, a YEC who argued with folks on the SCIENCE Echo on FidoNet. One of the favorite arguments back then was "randomly assembling a specific 100 amino acid protein is too improbable to ever happen".
And I had a somewhat different take on a response to that.
Quote | WR> Simply show that given an individual's WR> genetic material, the odds of any specific person being WR> born are also zero, going by the terms of the original WR> SciCre argument.
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The date on that? 1991-09-10. I had known that I had floated something of that sort much later on talk.origins, but had since forgotten just how far back that went.
(As an aside, the Compuserve forums are going to be taken offline forever come this December 15th. If anyone has access to the evolution/creation threads there and feels like downloading them, I'd be interested in hosting that as a download.)
-------------- "You can't teach an old dogma new tricks." - Dorothy Parker
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