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:But it would benefit people; that's unambiguous.  Teeth go rotten, get cavities, fall out.  Only recently has it become commonplace for people to keep their teeth into middle age and beyond.  You need teeth to eat, see how long a chimpanzee lasts in the wild with no teeth, so I would think someone who can regrow teeth as an adult would be at a huge advantage relative to those who couldn't.  Plus a full set of teeth is more attractive to the opposite sex than not, no?  My argument is precisely that it does benefit us, and so the fact that it hasn't caught on is proof that evolution doesn't exist.  Your problem is your mind is closed to ideas that you don't already have.  I concur with Andy that you might find the article on [[evolution syndrome]] useful.--[[User:Gonzo55|Gonzo55]] 22:54, 9 December 2009 (EST)
 
:But it would benefit people; that's unambiguous.  Teeth go rotten, get cavities, fall out.  Only recently has it become commonplace for people to keep their teeth into middle age and beyond.  You need teeth to eat, see how long a chimpanzee lasts in the wild with no teeth, so I would think someone who can regrow teeth as an adult would be at a huge advantage relative to those who couldn't.  Plus a full set of teeth is more attractive to the opposite sex than not, no?  My argument is precisely that it does benefit us, and so the fact that it hasn't caught on is proof that evolution doesn't exist.  Your problem is your mind is closed to ideas that you don't already have.  I concur with Andy that you might find the article on [[evolution syndrome]] useful.--[[User:Gonzo55|Gonzo55]] 22:54, 9 December 2009 (EST)
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Only recently has it become commonplace for people to '''live''' into middle age and beyond.[[User:Captain2obvious|Captain2obvious]] 00:07, 10 December 2009 (EST)
    
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