THWOTH wrote::coffee:
Subtract "human selection" from your " reality" and tell me how it is not a key factor in your everyday life.
Human selection is a real thing the same way that NS is a real thing.
Paul.
Evolution.
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THWOTH wrote::coffee:
romansh wrote:pfrankinstein wrote:
The universe continued to expand and cool. At 10 –35 seconds after the big bang, the electromagnetic and weak forces were equal in strength, gravity and the strong force were weaker. As time continued, the universe is expanded enough for quarks and anitquarks to bond, which means that protons and neutrons are forming.
Interesting ... but it is not evolution, at least not in the Darwinian sense.
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romansh wrote:pfrankinstein wrote:
The universe continued to expand and cool. At 10 –35 seconds after the big bang, the electromagnetic and weak forces were equal in strength, gravity and the strong force were weaker. As time continued, the universe is expanded enough for quarks and anitquarks to bond, which means that protons and neutrons are forming.
Interesting ... but it is not evolution, at least not in the Darwinian sense.
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pfrankinstein wrote:Evolution is not evolution unless it holds a certain level of complexity. See where you fall down?
romansh wrote:pfrankinstein wrote:Evolution is not evolution unless it holds a certain level of complexity. See where you fall down?
I see where you fall down again. You imply simple processes are not evolution. OKaaaay? Does that not say evolution is not all one process because some things don't have a certain level of complexity?
romansh wrote:pfrankinstein wrote:Evolution is not evolution unless it holds a certain level of complexity. See where you fall down?
I see where you fall down again. You imply simple processes are not evolution. OKaaaay? Does that not say evolution is not all one process because some things don't have a certain level of complexity?
THWOTH wrote::coffee:
fluttermoth wrote:pfrankinstein wrote:A snooker player makes a 147.... Has not the slightest of physics. Not a jot. Doesn't seem right.
Paul.
I don't think it is right.
Sure, snooker players might not have a scholastic idea of physics, or be able to write out the equations, but they do understand the physics on a real world level, or they wouldn't be able to make a 147 in the first place.
What has this got to do with your hypothesis?
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