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Evolution of the human eye.

Evolution of the human eye.

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Not at all.

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Originally posted by joe shmo
Are you a priest by any chance?
He claims, and I choose to beleive him, that he is a math teacher, probably HS.

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Yep, high school. I didn't bother getting a masters.

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Originally posted by Eladar
Yep, high school. I didn't bother getting a masters.
Wouldn't you make about 30% more with an MS?

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Originally posted by sonhouse
So your main thesis here is evolution exists but only to make whatever lifeform you are talking about, worse? So the human race as it existed 1000 years ago was somehow superior to the human race as a whole today? And by extension, the human race as is exists to day is superior to the human race that exists 1000 years from now? Is that the gist of your proposal?
No.
Mine is from the beginning we were better, not so much now compared
to that.
Kelly

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Originally posted by convect
Have you read my hypothesis, freely given, that you could use to verify this claim?

If evolution really is a running down, you should be able to prove (probably using molecular biology or genetics techniques) that the "irreducibly complex" systems like the bacterial flagellum came *before* what biologists now consider to be their precursors like the type ...[text shortened]... every biological system started in a more perfect state, and degraded to a less perfect one.
Where would you look the fossils. ๐Ÿ™‚
Kelly

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Originally posted by KellyJay
Where would you look the fossils. ๐Ÿ™‚
Kelly
Do you believe in fossils, KJ?

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
Do you believe in fossils, KJ?
Of course he does, especially the ones where humans and dinosaurs roamed together.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Of course he does, especially the ones where humans and dinosaurs roamed together.
๐Ÿ˜€

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Wouldn't you make about 30% more with an MS?
No. In Oklahoma the difference in pay is only about a thousand dollars a year.

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Originally posted by Eladar
No. In Oklahoma the difference in pay is only about a thousand dollars a year.
Well then, you would double your wages๐Ÿ™‚

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Originally posted by Eladar
No. In Oklahoma the difference in pay is only about a thousand dollars a year.
But more job security...

I'm going for my Master's in Education and it's a real pain in the nuts!

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Job security is based on seniority.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Well then, you would double your wages๐Ÿ™‚
Almost, but not quite. But to tell you the truth, Oklahoma is doing pretty well financially right now. We're an oil and natural gas state.

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Originally posted by KellyJay
Again, imperfect design, you believe the work as a whole the entire
human body lasting over time is imperfect due to a single small
blind spot that may or may not have a purpose you do not understand
as of yet.
Kelly
It's not so much that it is imperfect, KellyJay. It's that it is avoidably more flawed. It's obvious
that there's no problem whatsoever in designing a camera eye without a blind spot, so why design
one with a blind spot?

How does designing something that is avoidably more flawed not reflect on the designer?

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