leibowde84
Veteran Member
Wow ... don't get your panties in a twist, geeze. We see this "survival instinct" or "reproduce or die" instinct in bacteria and viruses, and all other living things for that matter. Bacteria without this instinct isn't seen because, obviously enough, they died out. Via evolution/natural selection, those with this instinct passed along their genetic material. Much later down the line, here we are.Do you see the little question mark in my post (just like this one) ?
When you see this symbol used it is typically preceded by the actual question being posed.
Scientific inquiry is based on observable evidence and the ability to perform repeatable tests. Now if it is a standard assertion that "survival instinct evolved" what is your reference to the repeatable empirical test that backs such a claim? No one should make an assertion based on what is claimed to be a scientific understanding (evolution) unless one follows the requisite steps of the scientific method which is the foundation of forming a scientific understanding.