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sensei writes: Human design shows a lot of nesting. Human designs show a LOT of violations of nesting. For example, this mouse has a copy of the green fluorescent protein from jellyfish: So how did this massive violation of a nested hierarchy happen? Humans designed the mouse that way. Human designs regularly violate a nested hierarchy.
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AZPaul3 writes: I don't think he will understand this. I don't think he knows what a nested hierarchy is. He doesn't seem to understand its relationship to ancestor. Most creationists don't understand what a nested hierarchy is, nor why it is such a big deal. The nested hierarchy is perhaps the biggest piece of evidence that convinced the scientific community in the 1800's that the theory of evolution was right. The nested hierarchy is probably the set piece for the evidence that supports the theory, and wouldn't you know it, most creationists don't even understand the concept.
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sensei writes:
Everytime we see something that does not fit the hierarchy, evolutionists just change and adjust their narrative and stories. We have mammals that fly, mammals that swim in deep oceans, mammals with beaks. Flying and swimming are not DNA sequences or physical characteristics. If you think there are beaks that violate the nested hierarchy then let's see them.
And you think it fits evolution, because you have been brain washed into the narrow tunnel vision. Projection at its finest.
The countless variety in species is evidence for design, if anything. They are evidence for evolution because they fall into a nested hierarchy. Ignoring this evidence does not make it go away.
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Dredge writes: The Cambrian explosion throws a big spanner in your works so you invent all sorts of mendacious bullshit in order to sweep it under the carpet and deny its reality. The Cambrian explosion is one of the best pieces of evidence for evolution that there is. It demonstrates that the earliest branches of the tree of life for animals is found in the earliest sediments, exactly where they should be. We don't find whales, monkeys, or rhinos in Cambrian deposits. Instead, we find the most basic vertebrate possible, just as we would expect from evolution.
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Dredge writes: Furthermore, there are no evolutionary fossil links between the many different phyla that appeared during the Cambrian. Prove it. Show us that there isn't a fossil anywhere in the ground that is transitional.
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sensei writes: Nested hierarchy proves nothing. Yes, it does. It proves common ancestry and evolution. A nested hierarchy is exactly what we should see if common ancestry and evolution are true, and that is exactly what we see.
All evolutionists can do is make up stories and be impressed by their precious tree of life. What story? If you don't think common ancestry and evolution would produce a nested hierarchy then please tell us what pattern it would produce, and why. If you don't think complex life falls into a nested hierarchy then provide the evidence.
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sensei writes: Such huge varieties in sizes, colors, shapes, but each fit perfectly inside their niche group for period of tens or hundreds of millions of years. How does that disprove evolution?
Such variety in one group on the level of orders, but the absence of such in so many other common groups, is evidence of design choice. Those species fit into a nested hierarchy which is evidence against design choice. You also have not explained why differences in variation within groups is evidence of design choice. You have just asserted it with absolutely no evidence. You also can't explain why we see a nested hierarchy instead of some other pattern.
It does not at all fit the evolution narrative of random mutation upon mutation upon mutation happening in each and every group. Why not????
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sensei writes: You want to bore me with lists of what we don't have? Why can't we have features found in other species?
So you think evolution must be true, because no mammal has feathers? I think evolution must be true because the observations match the predictions made by the theory. One of those predictions is a nested hierarchy. You have yet to show that common ancestry and evolution would not produce a nested hierarchy. You have yet to give a reason why design would necessarily produce a nested hierarchy.
Making up arbitrary rules, to defend your precious theory is just pathetic! What arbitrary rules? If you want an example of an arbitrary rule, look no further than this: "Such variety in one group on the level of orders, but the absence of such in so many other common groups, is evidence of design choice."
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sensei writes: When we find a person on the ground that is covered in blood, that is what we can expect if he was stabbed with a knife. According to your logic, all people that bleed, must have been stabbed by a knife. And you think to prove you wrong, one needs to prove that knife does not cause bleeding. What we have is a dead person laying on the ground covered in bloods with holes in their body that exactly match the shape of a knife. We also find metal shavings in the wounds that matches a knife at the defendant's house. We also find that the shape of the knife exactly matches the holes in the body. We also find the victim's blood on the knife. That's the level of evidence we have.
29+ evidences for macroevolution
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sensei writes: Conclusion is, your reasoning is flawed. How is it flawed?
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sensei writes: I presented a failed prediction of common ancestry. No, you didn't. You just made something up that is not a prediction of common ancestry.
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sensei writes: Alright, you tell me your complete line of reasoning, from start to end. Common ancestry and vertical inheritance will necessarily produce a nested hierarchy. We observe a nested hierarchy. There is no other observed process that would produce a nested hierarchy. Design does not produce a nested hierarchy, nor would there be any design reason why it should. Human designs do not produce a nested hierarchy. Cars do not fall into a nested hierarchy. Bicycles do not fall into a nested hierarchy. Planes do not fall into a nested hierarchy. A theory predicts that we should make specific observations. We make those observations. Theory supported.
Tell me you have more than, common ancestry predicts nested hierarchy, ergo evolution. What more needs to be said? If you are ready to move on to other pieces of evidence we can do that. For example, you can check out my thread on mutations: https://www.evcforum.net/dm.php?control=msg&t=20367 There are many, many pieces of independent evidence that tie into the nested hierarchy. But if you can't get past the basic idea, then there is no reason to go further into the details. For example, we could talk about the divergence of orthologous exons and introns which is also spectacular piece of evidence in addition to the evidence from substitution mutations. However, you would first have to understand how species are related to one another, and that requires understanding the nested hierarchy.
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sensei writes: I did not make it up. Then show me the scientific paper where the author describes how morphological variation should increase the same in all lineages over the same period of time.
Feel free to prove to me then that spiders branched into two or more orders. Or crocodiles. Or spiders. Orders don't exist in nature. Orders didn't exist until the 1700's.
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sensei writes: Ignoring predictions with actual likelihoods that can be estimated. You haven't shown that they are predictions made by the theory. If I say that the theory of relativity predicts everything should fall upwards, can I use the observation of things falling downward to falsify the theory?
Fully relying on a useless prediction that is not even a prediction. Why isn't a nested hierarchy a prediction of the theory?
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sensei writes: Have I ever said that it should be completely even? If changes in morphology can differ between lineages with evolution then what evidence are you claiming is a problem for the theory?
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