Coffee House Musings on Creationist Topic Proposals

You ever get a flu shot?

Yep, I probably was, and like every other argument of yours has been refuted and corrected this one is also. Deliberately and dishonestly twisting your opponent's words and misrepresenting your opponent's position and making absurd claims about evolution and science is all you have done here, and your bullshit has been corrected repeatedly, but with you it is always "pete and repeat."ID and creationism have been defeated by their own lies and failure to produce any supporting evidence for creation or intelligent design, of the Universe, or of life. Come on make up your mind which is most despicable, snakes or spiders?

None of these grievances are real. You've had ample opportunities to discuss the issues but haven't availed yourself of any of them, instead taking the troll approach, as you're again doing here.If you ever decide you would like to engage in discussion it's not too late.--Percy

Evolution is a change in allele frequency within a population.As for the theory of evolution, there are different versions. I will use the version I've been using for the last two months or so - the theory that all life on earth evolved from a common ancestor via the mechanism of natural selection acting on mutations.

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Please explain how ToE (the theory that all life on earth evolved from a common ancestor via the mechanism of natural selection acting on mutations)⁶ has contributed to the development of flu vaccines.

Very skimpy and sketchy. Kind of in the right direction, but you're still not saying anything. Frankly, if that is all that you "know" about either evolution or evolutionary theory, then it's no wonder you have no clue what you are talking about.Please expand and expound on your "answers". Include the question of speciation and how that works. And there is a helluva lot about evolutionary theory that you are leaving out.Some of your past statements indicate that you might believe that evolution requires some kind of unknown external causational force (eg, paraphrasing "what causes the bones of the middle ear to move?"). Is that the case? Why would you think that? Why would the natural process of evolution (AKA "life doing what life always does") be insufficient?Also, there's a helluva lot more going on in evolution that you're leaving out. Go through the life cycle of the generations of a population. What is going on there? We have gone through that evolution (naval terminology) ourselves so we understand that process fairly well. Obviously, you never have, so it's high time that you get off your duff, turn to, and make up for lost time. So if you are aware of different versions, that means that you can list them and describe each one. And that you hopefully understand each one well enough to discuss its pros and cons, to the best of your ability.Also bear in mind that the overall Theory of Evolution is itself a bundle of theories each dealing with a subtopic within the study of evolution. Just picking a single one of those theories out of that bundle and misrepresenting it as being the entirety of evolutionary theory, which is precisely what you have just done, is an act of either extreme dishonesty or extreme stupidity. Or both, which I suspect in your case.Instead, try honesty this once in your deluded life. For shits and grins if for no other reason.A visit to ontogeny might be helpful, since embryonic development is where changes get expressed (forget how fast and loose Star Trek and X-Men play with DNA expression).If you think that any part of that has problems, then explain. Be as specific as needed. And provide valid arguments or complaints, not the same old stupid bullshit you've been posting so far.

Knock off the grab-ass! You have work to do!Hmm, now this is interesting: A footnote reference! Where did that come from? What source did you steal that from? Copying and pasting from somewhere else and falsely using it as your own?Does creationist evil know no bounds?

Serious? The most basic understanding is missing? How do you fight against something you know absolutely nothing about?ToE details the various mutation vectors for the evolution of organisms and that includes viruses.What do you think happens to a virus that mutates? Hint: It doesn't go to high mass and mumble hail marys for an hour.

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The point is, no one needs Darwinist folklore to develop vaccines or treat disease ... the part that says all life on earth shares a common ancestor.

No kidding. The fact remains that no one can prove that they know what process produced the changes evident in the fossil record, and therefore no one can claim to know how evolution works.

Information available online says that it's possible to superscript a character inside a textbox, but none of the suggestions work for me.--Percy

Point is, only in understanding the ToE do we have understanding of the vectors of disease and how to formulate vaccines to more effective use. Liar.We know exceptionally well the forces and mechanisms that created both the fossil record and the stupidity of catholicism.

Nor does ToE. Humans and fish evolved from a common ancestor. The Smiths and the McDonalds descended from a common ancester too but nobody thinks all Smiths descended from McDonalds.

Yes, we know. Can't even respond to the right poster.