Book review of Nature\'s I.Q. (Evolution)

by xeno6696 , Sonoran Desert, Thursday, September 10, 2009, 23:02 (5551 days ago) @ David Turell

David,
> > Yes, far too complex to have been designed. It could only have evolved.
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> The more complexity we find the more likely that an enormous number of contingencies will be required, by which I mean the necessary chance events to make that complexity, could not have happened by chance mutations alone. The odds for the reqired chance mutations increase exponentially. I firmly believe the DNA?RNA code guides evolution and drives it forward.-But if we are the result of accrued changes (which you don't deny), what on earth is there even to argue about? -Epigenetics discusses changes to phenotype that aren't the result of DNA translation. This is still evolution to me. I guess I don't see the point that you keep trying to drive home about all this...

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