Well then, I'm kinda curious where all the dead bodies and skeletons are that can prove this, there should be many more skeletons of mutated animals that did not survive, than the number of Humans that exist today.
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That's just completely ridiculous, you can't just have nearly random mutations and expect any improvements, if Evolution were true, then all life forms should pretty much be extinct, but no, no, no, no, and no, live forms are not dying off!
Does saber tooth tiger, mammoth, dinosaurs, and their friends tell you something? Dodo's couldn't mutate a bulletproof skin, so they traveled far away Smile
So, your assuming that Evolution killed them off? When it might have been something else.....
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And nobody has given a good solid simple answer for why I have the power of choice.
Large brain Smile
THe size of my brain has nothing to do with choice, why is it that I can control my brain, and use it, you think the source of life is the brain right? Well, why can I control it then, why is it more like a tool I use to do things in the physical world?
The real source of who someone is, doesn't seem to come from the brain, I can have extremely high levels of the chemicals that makes my body react to anger, but I can stay calm, why?
Because
I am in control, not a bunch of chemicals. Oh BTW, I can use those chemicals to my advantage to make me more powerful in a fight, but why can I control that stuff? According to you guys, shouldn't it control me?
How doesn't it!? To summarize the current idea on how humans evolved (my understanding of it anyway), is this: when a group of apes ended up on the grassland (for whatever reason, probably climate change) natural selection favored those that could walk better and stand more upright. While it would seem like having a pair of feet that could act as hands would be an advantage, humanoid feet are much better for walking. If I wanted to have a cross-country foot race against a troop of chimpanzees, I would most certainly win. Also, standing upright is a huge advantage for wide open areas like a grassland, because you can see farther. On top of that, we can carry things because we're not using our hands for travel like a knuckle-walking ape. You can find prey and avoid predators because you can see them coming before a chimp ever could. As we began to be able to carry things, the usefulness of tools increased, so smarter ape-folk were favored, leading to increased brain size. You know what you get when you take an ape and give it a big brain, an upright posture, and human-like feet? A human.
Correction, a Human
body.
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Most mutations do die. It's not like the entire species experiences a mutation all at the same time. Remember my example with dwarfism a while ago? It's not like the entire human population shrunk, but rather just one individual at a time. However, if people with achondroplasia had an advantage that helped them survive better than others, pretty soon we'd have an entire species under five feet tall.
Do you actually believe that we would have time in the universe to get from 1 cell to a Human body?
I've heard that the math has been done, I don't remember the amount of years, but I can tell you, it's "unbe-***-lievably" longer than Evolutionist say the Earth has been around.
I've done some thinking and I've figured the chance of Evolution getting from one cell to a Human is a ton closer to impossible, than 0.0000000000000000000000010 is to 0.0000000000000000000000011, not quite impossible, but so un-likely you could easily consider it impossible.
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And nobody has given a good solid simple answer for why I have the power of choice.
lol Who says you do? Laughing
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I have many more very difficult questions, that you should be able to answer, at least if meat bodies are all that's here.
Please, feel free, that's why this topic is for Tongue
Funny you said that, because you're going to have an impossible time defending yourself from my deadly questions. Muhuhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaheheheheheheheh...he.....heh...............