horseguacamole
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Feb 3, 2017 1:17 AM
horseguacamole
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Vulpinologist
That's a worm close up.
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Lookimabird
once again, this is not a bacterium
lampman12
It's an animal
FerrousBuehler
Dinosaur bones were placed by the devil to test our faith! Buy my miracle handkerchief!
tacomanchi
The great green arkleseizure would never do such a thing, he's is merely so large that the time it's take to move his great white 1/
tacomanchi
Handkerchief is equivalent to billions of years, though it may only be seconds to him! Aachooo! Bless you!
FerrousBuehler
I've been blessed by the Lord himself.
BecozImBatman
I have a solution to ur problems.
FerrousBuehler
I have a solution to that problem.....Mongolians!
BecozImBatman
That's just crazy enough to work
FerrousBuehler
It did! The great Wall of China failed like every single great wall in history be it for physical or political reasons
BecozImBatman
Trump says no.
JohnDillerman
Isn't losing a binding site (the thing that makes antibiotic resistance) the opposite of evolution? The whole premise is based on 1/?
JohnDillerman
an organism developing new characteristics rather than losing old ones. Seems backwards. Not saying evolution didn't happen, this is 2/3
JohnDillerman
just a poor example. 3/3
horseguacamole
I haven't studied science in a loooooong time; seemed legit to me.
HD226868
No, gaining new charactersitics isn't needed. You just need change. Like black moths 'losing' their pigment to become white moths.
Lookimabird
losing a trait is evolution. evolution = change in allele frequency in a population over time
Lookimabird
evolution is not a constant march towards increasing complexity
JohnDillerman
Rather a giant violation of the second law of thermodynamics?