and you try to hide your failure to effectively refute my points by mounting accusations.
Is that a legal term?
Truth? You have learned how to twist that so that it is unrecognizable. Lawyers are not known as paragons of truth.
You have got to be kidding! What kind of lawyer are you? You should know that many innocent people have been accused of doing wrong things and been punished for them. Isn't that the kind of people you are supposed to champion?
How would you go about it if I hired you to clear my name, even if you believe I'm guilty?
I don't know how you did it, but that seems to be your nasty way of getting back at me.
I plagiarized nothing! Due credit was given to the writer and the website was included. I can still see them in the posts.
You could have someone in a position to mess with my posts and delete the inclusions. Maybe you and the mod don't see them. I don't know.
In any case:
The Drosophilia experiments failed to produce any noticeable improvements and, after ever so many generations, the flies remained flies.
After experimenting for nearly 30 years with plant genetics and mutations, W.E. Lonnig wrote:
Literally billions of mutations were induced by different mutagenic agents in many plant species. However, relatively few useful mutants were obtained, mostly loss-of-function-mutants losing undesirable features like toxic constituents, shattering of fruits, spininess and so on. Due to the limits summarized by the law of recurrent variation (also pertinent to the processes in nature, i.e. for natural selection), these efforts ended in a worldwide collapse of mutation breeding some forty years later. It is self-evident that selection, whether artificial or natural, cannot select structures and capabilities which were hoped or believed to arise, but never did (Lönnig, 1993, 1998). Thus, qualitative limits in generating positive mutations point to the limits of natural selection.
http://www.weloennig.de/Loennig-Long-Version-of-Law-of-Recurrent-Variation.pdf
This information shows that, contrary to your beliefs, mutations are of very limited value in advancing any organism and the worldwide project to grow food products from utilizing beneficial mutations were abandoned after 40 years of effort.
Do you doubt that these experiments of which Lonnig speaks actually took place? If you don't, what do you think accounts for such massive failure?
In the meantime why don't you try and help Waitasec? He's having a hard time understanding complexity and "purpose."
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