by "Andrew" <andrew.321remov@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Apr 11, 2008 at 09:39 AM
"Sowed Man" <manager@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> Is it possible for a pattern to create a pattern more complex than
itself?
> No compound can self-evolve into a more complex compound for
mathematical
> reasons. Only a highly complex scientist can genetically engineer a
cell.
> UV-rays aren't complex enough to cause evolution. And there is
currently no
> complex element on this planet that could have caused DNA to be formed.
DNA
> is a pattern that creates another pattern (human body/brain) By
definition
> patterns can't create more complex patterns. Evolution can explain
survival
> of the fittest BUT is can't explain "CREATION of the FITTEST."
And survival of the fittest works to weed out mutational changes,
therefore
mutational changes could not/can not be a mechanism of macroevolution.
> If you leave a pencil around it won't evolve it will devolve!
Conceptual
> evolution moves in the oppostite direction of science! Imagine if you
left
> a Pinto around in your garage and cameback and found a ****sche sadly
> this will never happen because evolution is mathematically impossible.
True, but for some reason they present a different paradigm in the schools
in relation to origins.
Andrew