the moons size coincidence?

Bill Kelly wrote:
For those with open minds I would mention that the most obvious evidence
as to whether evolution is even possible is in the area of genetics, and in
the structures of the cell. Looking at the actual genetic mutations which we
see in animals today, we can see than in most cases the resulting life is
not viable. And that really significant changes just don't happen, and
cannot.

Exactly MOST changes are fatal, but NOT all, some have slight side
effects. You are also right, significant changes can't happen, in a
single generation, but little ones can and do, and are observed, these
little changed may or may not make the organism more fit for its
environment.

Have you any conception of the timescales the process of evolution has
been taking place over ?

Steve

Steve Taylor wrote in
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Bill Kelly wrote:
For those with open minds I would mention that the most obvious
evidence
as to whether evolution is even possible is in the area of genetics,
and in the structures of the cell. Looking at the actual genetic
mutations which we see in animals today, we can see than in most cases
the resulting life is not viable. And that really significant changes
just don't happen, and cannot.

Exactly MOST changes are fatal, but NOT all, some have slight side
effects.

This is not correct. Most mutations have no effect whatever. Most of them
are in non coding regions. Even most mutations to coding regions cause no
appreciable phenotypic change.

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/mutations.html

Klazmon

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