OK here is a reply to that posts you linked to.
After deleting your insults and such I’ve narrowed your posts a little bit..
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Can you show me a species that has evolved over time without using fossil records:
I answered that one earlier in the thread, you discounted it. And fossil evidence is also very relevant so I assume you don’t want this presented since you know that. Or you are being dishonest in not wanting it presented since it hurts your case..
So what is your answer? such an amazing evolved specie currently exists and we have all missed the whole process? How does a fossil hurt my case? I can open a grave run some tests on a guy and say he shares similar genetics with you thus he must be your uncle? That is very silly!
Can you tell me why these are evolutionary findings as opposed to say related species or completely different species?
Well related they most likely are, as for other evidence apart from fossils which show a clear relation, we have genetics that show a clear relation between species. Humans have clear genetic similarities to other apes.
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Yes tell me a little bit about what you understand from that genetics? You share similar genetics with many things, including a banana.. why is it not a separate specie? Also how does a fossil show similarity if they actual highlight is process of phenotypic change over time?
Can you tell me why the fossils found are of our ancestors rather than species that have gone extinct—
Wow trying to do a trick question? Speaking in a general term, the fossils show a progression from one form to another. As for extinction, it doesn’t really matter if they are still alive today or not , what matters is that their children at some point split from their form to another so they can both be our ancestors and extinct or alive. “although in all likely hood they will have had their nitch filled by something similar.” .
How is it a trick question? Are you into making up stories?-- why are they our ancestors as opposed to different species with similar genetics?? I just wrote in my other post.. that every cell in the body shares the same DNA and Genes, yet some express fibroblasts while others express insulin, all nucleated cells have the same machinery. it is very obvious the end product of one is very different from the other though.. So why can't it be in your presented case? This is the formula for the universe--similar mechanics, similar genes... tons of different species....
considering there is a number of things they don't share with us-
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I left this in even though it wasn’t a question. It is expected that they will have differences since they aren’t us. However genetically we have a genetic ancestor..
again we share genes with everything. so I am not sure what your answer means? We share similar transcription and translation with bacteria, yet somehow we aren't bacteria -- we are human-- why is that?
is evolution reproducible?
Yes
reproducible means we can duplicate it, can do it again to prove it and stick it in the eye of those G-D believing twits.
Fact is that the majority of those evolutionists are as you put it are G-D believing twits.
Apart from your constant hostility, yes it can be reproduced in that it can be observed and observed again. Gravity for example can be observed by dropping a pen. Evo can be observed by watching species change and split over time. .
Yes I was the one who brought your attention to gravity.. why are you using my example here in identical words?
your answer doesn't explain how an ape turns into a human. we have apes now and we have high tech laboratories, able to make graphite into Diamond a process that is laboriously long in nature taking centuries, in a sense that is "evolution"? so it shouldn't be difficult to make an Ape into a human by the same means--- That is actually what reproducible means.. able to be duplicated... Seeing is believing. I want to see that phenomenal event
Show me how any mutation known to us, can cause evolution to a new specie rather than the usual--a state of disease or death or adaptation to one of the previously mentioned types of (-plasias)?
Not any mutations, we are talking about evolution so we are referring to germ line mutations.
And here is a source for you from Berkley, if that isn’t good enough for you then I don’t know what would be.
http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/0_0_0/mutations_05
.The basic process is this. A Mutation occurs, it is random, “mind you it likely was caused by something. Examples being damage from a source, imperfect replication etc..” and in all likely hood it will be selected out if the mutation prevents reproduction , if it does not help or hinder then it’s a neutral mutation and no likely change to chance of survival, if its positive in that aids the creature in survival then it is much more likely to be passed on in the gene pool.
So all that post was shortened to that little bit.
Yes I see it shortened.. thankfully, as I am getting sleepy--
now--Why is it hard for you to distil down what Berkeley is saying as per my questions?
show me how a Silent mutation, a nonsense mutation, a missense mutation, a frame shift mutation was able to change any specie into another... these are the mutations known to us through modern science. Don't use vague terms unless you understand what they mean pls.. And previously stated--trinucletoide repeats that cause death yet continue to be passed down, through X linked recessive/ dominant and autosomal dominant patterns. get progressively worst with each generation and yet not wiped out through natural selection! and no, they are not aiding in survival! So take what you have learned and apply it here--- (a mutation that is "random" yet caused by something?) What does that mean to you? You smoke, you induce lung ca. How is that random?