Subduction Zone
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By the way, you need to change your wording. Remember, you are an ape.
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You mean which chemicals *do* create life? Amino acids, nucleic acids, sugars, lipids, and a few vitamins. These are what living things are made of. These are the chemicals of life.
if you want to learn more, take a biochemistry class.
Subduction Zone
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How was that an ad hom?
Tazarah
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Show me the fossils that have been found linking fish > apes > humans?
Here, I’ll make it easier for you:
Just show me the fossils found that link fish > apes.
Lmao
Evolution is a scientific theory about *biology*, not about cosmology or astrophysics. Evolution deals with how biological species change over geological time. That's it.
Tazarah
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So those chemicals all came together and BOOM just created an organism out of nowhere. Ha
Subduction Zone
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I already did yesterday. Did you forget the early tetrapod that I linked?
Subduction Zone
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Nope, no one said that.
Tazarah
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Yes I remember, now show me the linking fossils between your tetrapod and apes.
Tazarah
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I know, because it didn’t happen.
Subduction Zone
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Wrong again. Are you still afraid to learn?
Wrong. Massively wrong. The vast, vast majority of the universe is completely inhospitable to life. Even on the Earth, life happens in a very thin layer. You won't find living things below the crust of the Earth: it is simply too hot to allow the formation of living cells.
Sounds like a bit of dogma to me. But we aren't saying that life created itself. We are saying it was formed out of the chemicals that existed prior to life.
But, again, existence is certainly NOT alive. It doesn't create; it simply is.
Tazarah
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LOL did it happen or not?
Subduction Zone
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Once again, is English your first language? You appear to be having trouble following the conversation again.
How about fish to amphibian? Amphibian to reptile? Reptile to mammal? Early mammals to early primates? Early primates to apes? Apes to humans?
In these steps, the least preserved evidence is for early mammals to early primates.
Maybe if you look at what *is* known in this progression, you won't take as simplistic of a viewpoint on it. Might I suggest Carroll's book on the evolution of the vertebrates?
Subduction Zone
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I am done for now. Good luck to you. I get a bit abrasive when people combine ignorance with rudeness.
So? Species do not evolve at the same rates. And, if you look closely, there *are* differences.
But, more importantly, where are the Elephants from 20 million years ago? Where are the lions? Take your favorite species of deer (there were deer around, just not any of the modern species)?
Neither is there a formula for turbulence.
You don't find many formulas outside of physics. Sorry. Even in physics, we don't have any for the onset of turbulence. Chemistry has formulas to the extent it overlaps with physics. Past that, not so much.
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