Re: Atheist Wakes Up In Morgue - After Meeting God

"Andrew" <[email protected]> wrote:
> "Samuel Spade" wrote
> 
> > Actually, the DNA repair mechanism does nothing to obstruct
> > evolution.
> > 
> > The repair mechanism operates on non-reproducing non-gamete-
> > producing cells that divide as the organism grows, using the
> > process of mitosis.  These cells will never pass their DNA,
> > broken or fixed, to child organisms.

You didn't respond, so I guess you don't disagree.

> > 
> > Gamete-producing cells generate sperm and eggs by the process
> > of meosis.  It produces a gametes that contain genes from one
> > or the other of the parent's chromasomes, to form a new
> > genotype.  Meosis is not subject to repair; it's *supposed*
> > to be different.  That genetic diversity is the whole point
> > of sexual reproduction, and the purpose of that diversity is
> > evolution.  Life has evolved the ability to evolve.

You didn't respond, so I guess you don't disagree.

> > 
> > This has been explained to Andrew by others before.  He still
> > continues to throw it out anyway, because some will still be
> > fooled.  This just demonstrates what we already knew, to wit,
> > that Andrew has no interest in discussion of facts.  He is
> > only interested in obfuscation and deception, because he is a
> > troll and nothing more.

You didn't respond, so you may as well be admitting your
intent to deceive the reader.


> > > >> Natural Selection: This is perhaps the most powerful force
> > > >> counteracting genetic entropy. 
> > 
> > Entropy is defined mathematically.  It isn't another word for
> > degradation.  As time goes on genomes are functionally
> > refined, not degraded.  Messier, maybe, but not degraded.
> > 
> > > You mean to say "Oh, no, he's going to debunk my ideas about genetic
> > > entropy!"
> > 
> > Done thousands of times.
>
> 
> That is true,in your fantasy. But in the real 
> world mutations are continuously going on
> in the genome also .
> 
> Mutations are word-processing errors in the 
> cell's instruction manual. They systematically 
> destroy genetic information
> 
> Selection may slow mutational degeneration, 
> but not stop it. 
> 
> So even with selection, evolution is going the 
> wrong way. It is going toward *extinction,* 
> rather than towards a higher taxonomic level. 
> 
> Thus telling us that the word devolution better 
> defines what is going on, rather than evolution. 
> 
> I hope this helps.

No, this is only more of your effort to troll with
disinformation.

Natural selection weeds out mutations that are not
beneficial.  Natural selection chooses from among variations,
choosing the successful ones.  That's why we have sexual
reproduction, because it enhances genetic variations.

After 6,000 years of downhill "devolution", wouldn't you
think everything should be just about extinct by now?