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The Origin of Novelty

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broken180
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Message 49 of 871 (689879)
02-05-2013 1:51 PM

Hi, have been a member a while, only posted a couple of things, this does interest me though.
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So in the picture in message six, I presume that picture one and picture six are the ones based in reality and the rest is just the imagination of an evolutionist?
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So what mechanism is it that leads to new genetic information? I know that mutation leads to loss of information but can be beneficial, and natural selection is a mixing up and reducing of the genes, but I am not sure what it is that produces the new genetic information?
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Message 55 of 871 (689911)
02-06-2013 11:14 AM

wow, who would have thought the term 'information' would be so troublesome. Having done a bit more research on it I now find I do not understand my own question!
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You guys are arguing above my level, I will go back to helicopter mode
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Message 57 of 871 (689918)
02-06-2013 11:47 AM

Thanks Panda, that is kind of you to say
  
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