Can you list me some examples?
Did you watch the video? Dr John Sanford.
experience in genetic engineering that will feed a hungry world.
Insight into the function of the genome in the cell
The instruction set is like a superior operating system.
100 trillion cells in the human body
The genome project map completion in 2001 filling in the gaps continues.
The 2007 phase two, encode project, functionality over 90% in the genome more study needed.
to date the study shows that there are overlapping messages, several overlaps more than 50%,
In the genome both strands are read forward and back ward showing data compression.
Challenge to evolutionary randomness and selection over time. No affirmation of world view (7.00 min on the video)
Nature selects whole individual if selections works at all. Human
Nature can not make changes just above the subatomic level, it is not seen.
Population geneticists say, human is degenerating 1-5% per generation.
Personal genetic entropy is why a human dies.
Accumulating mutations are added on at a rate of 100 per generation and passed on. Aging and death are being passed on.
Why we are not dead one hundred times over.
WHY WE ARE NOT DEAD ONE HUNDRED TIMES OVER - Charlesworth - 2013 - Evolution - Wiley Online Library
This article has to be paid for but a small part of it is on this site.
(PhysOrg.com) -- Eminent Australian scientist Professor Frank Fenner, who helped to wipe out smallpox, predicts humans will probably be extinct within 100 years, because of overpopulation, environmental destruction and climate change.
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Humans will be extinct in 100 years says eminent scientist
What is interesting on this site is the chart of population growth.
The time period is very short when the human population grew very fast. With mutations apparent in the genome there is no time for positive evolution. The mutations will be spread and continue through the large population.
This article goes through a few instances and states that there are very few if any positive mutations.
Beneficial Mutation–Selection Balance and the Effect of Linkage on Positive Selection
The thought occurs in conclusion that there is a will operating universally that facilitates change for all species depending what the pressure of the earth environment is providing.
Man is an exception where his own separate will operates through what ever choices are made. Man does his own selection to a point. Two fit motivated people may get together or two not so.