Also I feel like Project X's soundtrack would be is grossly inaccurate if since it didn't have 2 Live Crew's "We Want Some P***y" on it. That song. That song, man.
Because it makes literally no sense. The only way you could think that such an argument disproves evolution would be fundamentally misunderstanding how evolution works.
Because it makes literally no sense. The only way you could think that such an argument disproves evolution would be fundamentally misunderstanding how evolution works.
And where is that "Ha!" taking place? All it is is repeating the argument without embellishment, allowing you to draw your own conclusions as to it's utter idiocy.
Not if, say, two groups of the same species become separated and one evolves to adapt to a different environment while one stays static.
And particularly not in this instance, given that "monkey" denotes any and all haplorhines besides tarsiers and apes (humans belonging to the latter, being hominids), and that there is a huge variety of different monkey species adapted to very different environments and behaviours.
And where is that "Ha!" taking place? All it is is repeating the argument without embellishment, allowing you to draw your own conclusions as to it's utter idiocy.
Because I'm beginning to suspect that a lot of atheists know about as much about evolution as the average Christian knows about Scripture.
Imi I cannot make myself do a Psychedelic Squid game in 5 days. :( I intend for all of the graphics to be custom-made, and I still have, erm, stuff to learn. We should eat mushrooms and go on a Mario adventure some day. :D You can wear a red cap and I will wear the green one.
It's all right. Keep working on it and finish it whenever you can.
Version 2.0 of Black Candles should be finished before Christmas, with lots of new content compared to 1.0.
So what you're saying is that it's absolutely reasonable for a person to think:
"Ha! Look at how stupid this argument is! Of course we can still have monkeys. If a species splits and one group remains isolated in a static environment equilibrium will be reached and it won't change!"
Do you really think that anyone who's made this joke thought it through that far?
So what you're saying is that it's absolutely reasonable for a person to think:
"Ha! Look at how stupid this argument is! Of course we can still have monkeys. If a species splits and one group remains isolated in a static environment equilibrium will be reached and it won't change!"
Do you really think that anyone who's made this joke thought it through that far?
Yes, at least that's what my thought process resembled.
It's really not very complicated. I think most people who have sat through a single secondary school biology class concerning evolution would be able to figure that much.
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Also I feel like Project X's soundtrack would be is grossly inaccurate if since it didn't have 2 Live Crew's "We Want Some P***y" on it. That song. That song, man.
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You know, I see that argument used as an example for why creationists are stupid a lot, but I've never once seen anyone explain why.
Explain plz Also this.
And particularly not in this instance, given that "monkey" denotes any and all haplorhines besides tarsiers and apes (humans belonging to the latter, being hominids), and that there is a huge variety of different monkey species adapted to very different environments and behaviours.
Man I can't stop listening to this, it is like
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like seriously, it's like if Sepalcure had a mutant psychedelic trap baby
Keeping in mind that all this is to some degree semantics, look at sharks.
At some point in a constant environment an equilibrium will be reached.
My understanding was the extent to which equilibrium is reached and maintained is still disputed.
Version 2.0 of Black Candles should be finished before Christmas, with lots of new content compared to 1.0.
Psychedelic metalcore.
thank you based last.fm
It's a literary reference