Robert.Evans
You will be assimilated; it is His Will.
Some amazing things in evolution. Got any others?
Milk is made from blood, in short; proteins etc; are taken out of the blood to make milk. It is possible that blood is found in the milk.
Women can keep their milk up as long as it is needed. This might be why there is such a fascination with breasts by men and women alike; it might have been a survival tactic many years ago. In other words it was noticed that the young suckled on them, so adults started to also when they were short of food or water. It would seem to make sense why there is such a fascination with them in the first place, and especially they are bigger.
But how on earth it evolved is anybodies guess.
Interesting how it is made out of blood however, considering it is the blood of the Saviour that saves us.
Even the sound of a baby crying can start the milk flowing. Again, how that would occur without any intelligence in evolution is beyond sense. Saying it is beneficial is one thing, and saying because of that it would be selected is another, but to say that it even occurred in the first place, considering it is so advantagous, just seems plain stupid.
I shall add to the list the form of the face. Why, someone asked on TV, is the face the way it is. That answer by a sceintist was that there was a very good reason why it was that way. And that is: when we lift food to our mouth, we see the food, and then smell the food, BEFORE it goes into our mouth.
Makes sense when you think of it. But how would this occur by sheer chance? Again, it is not a surprise that it had some advantage so was selected, but that it should happen in the first place so that it could be selected. That is the fascinating thing about it. It is akin to saying that it is of no surprise that someone had to win the race, after all, someone has to be first, right? But the surprise is that, without intelligence, they all end up at the venue on the right day, right time, right event, trained and ready to race. Now that is amazing!
What else is strange?
How about eyebrows?
They say that eyebrows are there to stop sweat going into your eyes. So how did those who had no eyebrows go on? Did they die because they could not see? It would hardly seem like much of an answer. So what then ?
The shape of the nose seems to sweep away water from the mouth, just as the shape of the lips sweeps away anything coming out of the nose. The lips tend to protude which also tends to keep things out. They eyes are sunk in so that if you bang your face you do not hit the eye. It might be easy to see that those who had protuding eyes-- like some animals-- died, but to say that there were others waiting there with sunken eyes seems a little rich to say the least.
Intelligence thrown into the equation answers it all straight away though. With intelligence we have an evolving conscious nature. Now there seems to be some sense in why these things do what they do. But without it, how do we accept that the runners all turn up at the right venue, right day, right time, right event? Is that not luck without intelligence?
Now some will say it is a process or mechanism. Fine. But how does that come about? Without intelligence it is still luck. So now we have an automatic bus system that picks everybody up. That would seem to work. All the athletes arrive at the right time. But who organises the bus? Does that not require intelligence. ......
got any others?
Milk is made from blood, in short; proteins etc; are taken out of the blood to make milk. It is possible that blood is found in the milk.
Women can keep their milk up as long as it is needed. This might be why there is such a fascination with breasts by men and women alike; it might have been a survival tactic many years ago. In other words it was noticed that the young suckled on them, so adults started to also when they were short of food or water. It would seem to make sense why there is such a fascination with them in the first place, and especially they are bigger.
But how on earth it evolved is anybodies guess.
Interesting how it is made out of blood however, considering it is the blood of the Saviour that saves us.
Even the sound of a baby crying can start the milk flowing. Again, how that would occur without any intelligence in evolution is beyond sense. Saying it is beneficial is one thing, and saying because of that it would be selected is another, but to say that it even occurred in the first place, considering it is so advantagous, just seems plain stupid.
I shall add to the list the form of the face. Why, someone asked on TV, is the face the way it is. That answer by a sceintist was that there was a very good reason why it was that way. And that is: when we lift food to our mouth, we see the food, and then smell the food, BEFORE it goes into our mouth.
Makes sense when you think of it. But how would this occur by sheer chance? Again, it is not a surprise that it had some advantage so was selected, but that it should happen in the first place so that it could be selected. That is the fascinating thing about it. It is akin to saying that it is of no surprise that someone had to win the race, after all, someone has to be first, right? But the surprise is that, without intelligence, they all end up at the venue on the right day, right time, right event, trained and ready to race. Now that is amazing!
What else is strange?
How about eyebrows?
They say that eyebrows are there to stop sweat going into your eyes. So how did those who had no eyebrows go on? Did they die because they could not see? It would hardly seem like much of an answer. So what then ?
The shape of the nose seems to sweep away water from the mouth, just as the shape of the lips sweeps away anything coming out of the nose. The lips tend to protude which also tends to keep things out. They eyes are sunk in so that if you bang your face you do not hit the eye. It might be easy to see that those who had protuding eyes-- like some animals-- died, but to say that there were others waiting there with sunken eyes seems a little rich to say the least.
Intelligence thrown into the equation answers it all straight away though. With intelligence we have an evolving conscious nature. Now there seems to be some sense in why these things do what they do. But without it, how do we accept that the runners all turn up at the right venue, right day, right time, right event? Is that not luck without intelligence?
Now some will say it is a process or mechanism. Fine. But how does that come about? Without intelligence it is still luck. So now we have an automatic bus system that picks everybody up. That would seem to work. All the athletes arrive at the right time. But who organises the bus? Does that not require intelligence. ......
got any others?
