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*At no time was testing done pertaining to the hypothesis related to mating; if such was done the results were at best inconclusive, or plain wrong.  If the observation instruction of step one cannot be accomplished, then steps two and three could not be done as well.  

*At no time was testing done pertaining to the hypothesis related to mating; if such was done the results were at best inconclusive, or plain wrong.  If the observation instruction of step one cannot be accomplished, then steps two and three could not be done as well.  

*At no time in the history of paleontology was the remains of an animal found which could have been declared by science to be the links between the "okapi-like" animal and a giraffe.

*At no time in the history of paleontology was the remains of an animal found which could have been declared by science to be the links between the "okapi-like" animal and a giraffe.

That means science is left with to other explantions of the giraffe's neck, of which the familiar one is that it grew in relation to the growing height of the trees.  That explantion falls apart for the simple reason that if the animal in question needs to eat and cannot reach the leaves, it either grows the neck immediately, looks for another food source, or starves to death within a few weeks.  Two of those facts, by the way, can be observed and tested on any animal.

That means science is left with two other explantions of the giraffe's neck, of which the familiar one is that it grew in relation to the growing height of the trees.  That explantion falls apart for the simple reason that if the animal in question needs to eat and cannot reach the leaves, it either grows the neck immediately, looks for another food source, or starves to death within a few weeks.  Two of those facts, by the way, can be observed and tested on any animal.

The third explanation is what I believe in, and there's no testing at all which can refute it: giraffes and their necks were created on the sixth day by an act of God.  [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 02:34, 17 November 2008 (EST)

The third explanation is what I believe in, and there's no testing at all which can refute it: giraffes and their necks were created on the sixth day by an act of God.  [[User:Karajou|Karajou]] 02:34, 17 November 2008 (EST)