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User:PhilipN/Essay:Questions to evolutionists (view source)
Revision as of 13:37, January 30, 2012
, 13:37, January 30, 2012→Question 1: How can a major mutation happen while transitional states are not viable ?
==Question 1: How can a major mutation happen while transitional states are not viable ?==
==Question 1: How can a major mutation happen while transitional states are not viable ?==
While eyes or wings are undoubtedly advantages, those evolutions did not happen in 1 generation. And, as it is often quoted, Evolution is blind. How 10% of an eye or 10% of a could have been be useful ?
While eyes or wings are undoubtedly advantages, those evolutions did not happen in 1 generation. And, as it is often quoted, Evolution is blind. How 10% of an eye or 10% of a could have been be useful ?
:The transitional states ARE viable, and the eye is a very good example of that. The first "eye" was just a primitive patch of photosensitive cells on a creature's head that could tell light from dark. This became more complex, becoming a concave eye cup capable of telling the direction of light. Eventually, a clear covering for the eye cup developed to protect it. That clear coating played the role of a lens soon enough, and the eye became capable for the first time of resolving images.
The question should not be "What would you do with 10% of an eye?" Instead, ask "What would you do with an eye 10% as good as the one you've got! [[User:RachelW|RachelW]] 08:37, 30 January 2012 (EST)
==Question 2: How can speciation happen without geographic separation ?==
==Question 2: How can speciation happen without geographic separation ?==