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Are you playing Alzheimer? That was in that evolutionist forum linked by you before, and I had already quoted that matter. I told you the question here is not hemoglobin synthesis, but hemoglobin production ex nihilo . HEMOGLOBIN DID NOT ARISE EX NIHILO YOU IDIOT! Size 200. Wow. Of course not, Davi...

Arising_uk wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2017 6:06 pm

You don't tell anything new. Clips again and again.

These people refute scientific articles with clips.

I'll pay the stupid tax, but you didn't answer me.

Don't waste your time, Davidm. Hobbes already told me all. Evolution is teleological and driven by a force ("driving force"). This overcomes virtual impossibilities quite easily of course. Hemoglobin is peanuts, Davidm. You can spread that in your evolutionists forums. How on Earth couldn...

Hobbes' Choice wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2017 5:51 pm

Your argumentation is getting better and better.

Are you playing Alzheimer? That was in that evolutionist forum linked by you before, and I had already quoted that matter. I told you the question here is not hemoglobin synthesis, but hemoglobin production ex nihilo . Your long silence was for searching that? People here are always repeating argum...

You do not seem to be very bright. I'd never heard of Asimov's article, but it took me less than 30 seconds to find the references. Smarten up. That's not an article, but a book. You don't know Asimov and I who needs smarten up? Orthogenesis, also known as orthogenetic evolution, progressive evolut...

He is not making the argument you are. Did I say so? I'm using his calculations. Are they wrong if Asimov didn't mention an argument? Your argument is the old chest nut about Asking how long it would take for a wind in a scrap yard to assemble a passenger jet plane. Its a stupid argument because ev...

There is a grain of sand that struck the earth last night. It could have landed anywhere in the Universe, but it hit the earth. The chances of it hitting the earth are much more unlikely than the figure you are using off the top of your head. And yet it hit the earth. Every event that happens is le...

You or I have not a clue how this happened, how long it took nor any of the intermediate processes. One thing is for sure it did NOT happen ex-nihilo . You are trying to win an argument with hyperbole. There's no hyperbole here. I don't use such argumentation. You come late and aren't aware of prev...

Interesting, since you did not even know the source of your Asimov fiction until I found it for you. Excuse me? Did you check the link I gave you where this all starts? I mention Asimov right from the beginning and Only a Trillion six post later. Check that before pretending to be the illuminated.

Natural selection does not have to do anything. Asimov did not say it was impossible. These are Asimov's words in Only a Trillion : But these 'neutrinos' are computing units, remember. Let us suppose that each computing unit is a really super-mechanical job, capable of testing a billion different a...

Sorry can't be bothered to search this whole thread for your links to these sources, can you PM them to me please. So you make comments without checking information first. Great. What is there to refute? As his premise appears to be wrong given Dawkins explanation of cumulative selection and Aarons...

Basically, I challenged hemoglobin chain production given that probability you have 141 amino-acids so arranged is 1 in 10E179 (for hemoglobin molecule it's 1 in 10E619). Most people offered semantic and ad hominem attacks counter-argumentation, but some people here offered some standard argumentat...

It seems IA was talking about how chemists managed to discover and understand it. http://encyclopediaasimova.blogspot.co.uk/2010/03/hemoglobin-and-universe-only-trillion.html True. Later they found DNA and everything went clear up. But the question here is not hemoglobin synthesis, but how hemoglob...

What are you saying? Are you trying to say that the existence of Haemoglobin means that evolution is not true? You are talking about Isaac Asimov? Maybe here? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Only_a_Trillion You have it here. http://forum.philosophynow.org/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=14226&start=645#...