zombie;7555454 said:
whar;7555413 said:
Luke - your idea of speciation is a snake giving birth to a bear. Based on this I cannot reach the conclusion you understand the elementary concept.
Zombie losing his mind over Invisible Pink Unicorns and Flying Spaghetti Monsters ... priceless.
I am annoyed with stupid ass question that idiot fucked up the thread with bullshit
Since you can't see beyond your hand your own logic I'll define what you believe.
You believe (according to speciation) in the evolutionary formation of new biological species exist by the division of a single species into two or more genetically distinct ones.
Now since you're dumb, let me spell it out. What you just read is "single species". Now that means, according to that theory, that if you keep tracing all species on earth of anything back that it should lead to either one organism/cell that at some point (according to speciation theory) divided itself into two species or three species and then every other species on earth (plant or animal). This is what your own theory states.
So, taking your theory into consideration this is supposed to take a lot of time for these changes/mutations to happen before [microevolution]all the mutations that exist in the species qualify it as having enough differences (I'm skipping science terms) to qualify it as a different species.
So, here's why my comparison is correct. At one point each new species that came from one species eventually gave birth in some way (due to environment, diet, etcetera) to a different species (a different species that shares many characteristics with the parent of the new species, but enough differences to be considered different after a lot of time has passed and the old/original species through natural selection has died off). After many more centuries pass then a new species is formed after the previous species and this process repeated itself until we have all the life we see here on earth [macroevolution].
So, back again to why I am correct is: who knows the order of the species in what came first and what came second (according to your theory it was cells and then those turned to fish and then fish transformed out of the water and began changing species to being land species) and that's where the snake giving birth to a bear is, because that's ultimately the gist of your dumb A theory, that again many scientists today are backing away from. Because what you're saying is one kind of species (primates, felinae, canine) at one point changed itself enough to birth others, thus all species came back from one similar ancestor. Thus whatever living thing your talking about (snake or bear) is according to this theory sharing at some point the same ancestor.
If this wasn't the case then what you would have to say would in fact discredit the entire theory.....and that is that many species (plants animals) spontaneously came about on earth and were parents of other species as it pertains to their genus/kind. Which of course, that leads you back to Intelligent Design.