I'm actually surprised that you have very little to say in your response.You didn't supported any of your assertions nor refuted any of my claims .
All you have is starman arguments and repeating the same mistakes that have been corrected.
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I'm actually surprised that you have very little to say in your response.You didn't supported any of your assertions nor refuted any of my claims .
All you have is starman arguments and repeating the same mistakes that have been corrected.
So it only takes a bit of Bowie to shut you down?You didn't supported any of your assertions nor refuted any of my claims .
All you have is starman arguments and repeating the same mistakes that have been corrected.
To the degree that Chamberlin agreed with Hitler.Yes and all you have to do is change the phalogenetic tree and change the narrative.
Ok personal attacks and ridiculous excuses for not answering my points.
You tacitly agreed with my statements.
You keep making the mistake of assuming evolution operates with some sort of agenda, like a god would.Yes
Mammals are said to have evolved 200M years ago ...but.you haven't explain what prevents evolution (random mutations and natural selection) to produce mammals at some other date.
If the conditions would have been appropriate 400M years ago (or any other date) mammals could have evolved in that date.
What does this mean?,Ok
1 550M years ago a worm like creature revived a random mutation.
What is the proposed origin of vertebrate dentition? Did you do your literature review before you decided that you knew everything there was to know? How do you know, given you are making this up? Maybe it was a mutation for an eyespot. I say it was an eyespot. Therefore, this does not work.2 this random mutation was beneficial and selected by natural selection (this mutation represented a step closer to produce teeth)
How do you know that it required a few dozen mutations?3 repeat point 1 and 2 a few dozen times.....l
So you say. What does existing knowledge tell us. You know. The people that are actual scientists studying these things and not Leroy with his Dunning Kruger PhD.4 the accumulation of these random mutations produced teeth.
A worm is an invertebrate.5 some of the descendents of these "worms" are the common ancestor of vertebrates and invertebrates.
Why don't birds have teeth? What about turtles?6 these leads to some vertebrates and some invertebrates with teeth.
It is a fanciful scenario without benefit of any understanding of the developmental processes involved.Which of these 6 points would you say it's impossible according to evolutionary theory ?
Ohh wait I have supernatural powers and I can see the future, I can see that you will not answer this question , you Will change the topic , play semantics and make personal attacks.
Ok given that you didn't address the point, I will assume that you agree.You keep making the mistake of assuming evolution operates with some sort of agenda, like a god would.
Just for the recordWhat does this mean?
What is the proposed origin of vertebrate dentition? Did you do your literature review before you decided that you knew everything there was to know? How do you know, given you are making this up? Maybe it was a mutation for an eyespot. I say it was an eyespot. Therefore, this does not work.
How do you know that it required a few dozen mutations?
So you say. What does existing knowledge tell us. You know. The people that are actual scientists studying these things and not Leroy with his Dunning Kruger PhD.
A worm is an invertebrate.
Why don't birds have teeth? What about turtles?
It is a fanciful scenario without benefit of any understanding of the developmental processes involved.
You will claim it is correct, because you do not know anything about the origin of dentition in vertebrates. What possible reason would creatures with an external skeleton need to waste energy growing vertebrate teeth?
You can't even see what we know now. I would never claim that you have that much foresight. Any foresight or hindsight based on this.
I do not change the topic. That is you. Did you forget again?
This is your conjecture based on a rudimentary understanding of an outline of evolution. It is not what I would anybody would expect. That you can come up with something trivial and without understanding does not make it a plausible conjecture.
You might check into when jaws evolved in vertebrates. What were the tissues involved during embryonic development? How does your 'hypothesis' compare to existing hypotheses by actual scientists?
And by the way, that was a personal attack at the end of your post. You include them all the time.
This is the question that you are expected to answer.Ohh wait I have supernatural powers and I can see the future, I can see that you will not answer this question , you Will change the topic , play semantics and make personal attacks.
You make a lot of assumption that aren't warranted. Do you think that is how you succeed at debating points?Ok given that you didn't address the point, I will assume that you agree.
Ok then quote any of my comments and explain why you think is a mistake.You make a lot of assumption that aren't warranted. Do you think that is how you succeed at debating points?
As I've noted before, your points are inaccurate and not consistent with facts and science. So since you can't get science right what is there for anyone to address EXCEPT that you make mistakes? You ignore how many people point out your errors.
The question not about possibility, but whether any of this is meaningful. There is nothing meaningful here and only conjecture that demonstrates nothing.,Ok
1 550M years ago a worm like creature revived a random mutation.
2 this random mutation was beneficial and selected by natural selection (this mutation represented a step closer to produce teeth)
3 repeat point 1 and 2 a few dozen times.....l
4 the accumulation of these random mutations produced teeth.
5 some of the descendents of these "worms" are the common ancestor of vertebrates and invertebrates.
6 these leads to some vertebrates and some invertebrates with teeth .
Which of these 6 points would you say it's impossible according to evolutionary theory ?
Ohh wait I have supernatural powers and I can see the future, I can see that you will not answer this question , you Will change the topic , play semantics and make personal attacks.
It's your problem that you ignore the times that numerous well educated people point out your failure to understand science.Ok then quote any of my comments and explain why you think is a mistake.
Scrounging for any victory you can wrangle from your failure to get science right.Prediction
You will avoid this challenge at all cost, because you won't find factual mistakes In my comments
This is your other tactic after trying to avoid and pass off your burden of proof. Your "you will avoid the challenge" nonsense. Hypocrisy much? You have claims. Take them seriously and defend them or concede that you do not know what it is you are talking about and your objections are purely on religious grounds with no rational or evidential basis.Ok then quote any of my comments and explain why you think is a mistake.
Prediction
You will avoid this challenge at all cost, because you won't find factual mistakes In my comments
Given all the errors you make and that those errors are pointed out to you, there is no need to dig deeper into your claims. The challenges you pose have been met and can be dismissed.Ok then quote any of my comments and explain why you think is a mistake.
Prediction
You will avoid this challenge at all cost, because you won't find factual mistakes In my comments
When you spout nonsense pointing out that all you have done is to spout nonsense that is an answer. And no, it is not a personal attack.Just for the record
I successfully predicted the future ,
This is the question that you are expected to answer.
"Which of these 6 points would you say it's impossible according to evolutionary theory ?"
Once again I predict that you will not answer the question
Is that really how you want this to play out?Ok given that you didn't address the point, I will assume that you agree.
I have said this before and I think it is correct, the creationists that are bothered by science--even those in science--recognize the power of science and are desperate to find a means to use science to support their beliefs. The other side of that is what we all see, the fear that if science debunks even one of their long-held truths, like the flood of Genesis, that the rest of their beliefs fall apart.When you spout nonsense pointing out that all you have done is to spout nonsense that is an answer. And no, it is not a personal attack.
Ooooh!! I looked ahead. @Dan From Smithville is on to your tactics too.
You didn't supported any of your assertions nor refuted any of my claims .
All you have is starman arguments and repeating the same mistakes that have been corrected.