1. Subscribersonhouse
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    12 Sep '05 13:50
    This link describes apparently ongoing evolutionary traits in
    the human brain:
    http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn7974
  2. Standard memberBosse de Nage
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    12 Sep '05 13:55
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    This link describes apparently ongoing evolutionary traits in
    the human brain:
    http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn7974
    Speaking of creationists..."It could be advantageous to be dumber," Lahn says. "I highly doubt it, but it's possible."
  3. Standard memberKellyJay
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    12 Sep '05 14:26
    Originally posted by sonhouse
    This link describes apparently ongoing evolutionary traits in
    the human brain:
    http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn7974
    The human brain may still be evolving, new research suggests. New variants of two genes that control brain development have swept through much of the human population during the last several thousand years, biologists have found.

    The evolution of a large, complex brain has been the defining feature of the human lineage – although human brain size has not changed over the past 200,000 years. But it is not apparent whether the new genetic adaptations discovered in human brains have any effect on brain size, or intelligence.


    The very first two paragraphs...please...
    There are changes in the human brain found by biologists! Have
    biologist been dissecting the human brain for thousands of years
    to make such a claim? This is a false statement, first paragraph
    you are being lead to believe something that cannot have occurred.
    Than the second paragraph another statement that the human brain
    has not changed that much over the last 200K years...they know
    this how too?

    Science, faith in action, hidden by the use of the word evidence.
    Kelly
  4. Donationrwingett
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    12 Sep '05 14:43
    Originally posted by KellyJay
    The human brain may still be evolving, new research suggests. New variants of two genes that control brain development have swept through much of the human population during the last several thousand years, biologists have found.

    The evolution of a large, complex brain has been the defining feature of the human lineage – although human brain size has not ...[text shortened]... know
    this how too?

    Science, faith in action, hidden by the use of the word evidence.
    Kelly
    If you think you're having a serious medical problem, KellyJay, do you go to a hospital or to a faith healer? You go to a hospital because science has been demonstrated to work. A vast majority of christians actually have more trust in science than they do in the power of faith when it comes right down to it. But they take endless pleasure in bashing science, even as it is saving or prolonging their lives.
  5. Standard memberKellyJay
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    12 Sep '05 15:051 edit
    Originally posted by rwingett
    If you think you're having a serious medical problem, KellyJay, do you go to a hospital or to a faith healer? You go to a hospital because science has been demonstrated to work. A vast majority of christians actually have more trust in science than they do in the power of faith when it comes right down to it. But they take endless pleasure in bashing science, even as it is saving or prolonging their lives.
    It isn't a matter of medical issues... Look at what was written, can you
    justify how those time lines were used?

    You believe, people have studied the human brain for thousands of
    years by looking at it physically and can tell the differences today
    that were not in the human brain a couple of thousand years ago.
    Show me an example of the human brain 2 thousand years ago so
    we can make that comparison! How about a 12k let alone a 200K
    year old brain, lets put the examples side by side for a comparison
    and see the differences! Where are you going to get your
    examples...from someone some body found and dated that old, or
    has there been an on going study that we have had data for all this
    time? You have a great deal of faith in man if you believe this!
    Kelly
  6. Standard memberno1marauder
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    12 Sep '05 15:201 edit
    Originally posted by KellyJay
    It isn't a matter of medical issues... Look at what was written, can you
    justify how those time lines were used?

    You believe, people have studied the human brain for thousands of
    years by looking at it physically and can tell the differences today
    that were not in the human brain a couple of thousand years ago.
    Show me an example of the human brai ...[text shortened]... e had data for all this
    time? You have a great deal of faith in man if you believe this!
    Kelly
    Are you truly that ignorant?? There are many fossilized hominid skulls that predate 200,000 years ago that scientists have had in their hot little hands for many years. The top of your skull is a handy dandy carrying case for your brain and analysis of the skull is used to determine the shape and contours of the brain inside. If you found a bag for a bowling ball 200,000 years old, you could tell what size and shape the bowling ball was that once was in it. Please read ONE book on science someday.
  7. Standard memberKellyJay
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    12 Sep '05 15:37
    Originally posted by no1marauder
    Are you truly that ignorant?? There are many fossilized hominid skulls that predate 200,000 years ago that scientists have had in their hot little hands for many years. The top of your skull is a handy dandy carrying case for your brain and analysis of the skull is used to determine the shape and contours of the brain inside. If you found a bag for a bow ...[text shortened]... ize and shape the bowling ball was that once was in it. Please read ONE book on science someday.
    Find by me, you define a 200K old person as one that as found and
    think it is that old according to the method of dating you like, another
    may think that same sample could be 150K or 400K by the methods
    they like. Do they have samples of human brains taken for a study
    that has been going on for thousands of years too, or are we relying
    on methods of dating for them too, just wondering about the control
    of the samples used for that study too. I suppose it doesn't matter
    to you, if it is from what we call science it has to be right.
    Kelly
  8. Standard memberno1marauder
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    12 Sep '05 15:53
    Originally posted by KellyJay
    Find by me, you define a 200K old person as one that as found and
    think it is that old according to the method of dating you like, another
    may think that same sample could be 150K or 400K by the methods
    they like. Do they have samples of human brains taken for a study
    that has been going on for thousands of years too, or are we relying
    on methods of da ...[text shortened]... uppose it doesn't matter
    to you, if it is from what we call science it has to be right.
    Kelly
    😴😴😴
  9. Meddling with things
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    12 Sep '05 21:031 edit
    Originally posted by KellyJay
    Find by me, you define a 200K old person as one that as found and
    think it is that old according to the method of dating you like, another
    may think that same sample could be 150K or 400K by the methods
    they like. Do they have samples of human brains taken for a study
    that has been going on for thousands of years too, or are we relying
    on methods of da ...[text shortened]... uppose it doesn't matter
    to you, if it is from what we call science it has to be right.
    Kelly
    Scientist: here is a detailed case showing some evidence for evolution.

    Creationist: There is no real evidence for evolution because it doesn't appear in a neolithic myth. Your evidence is rubbish. I have no evidence to back my assertion but I'm going to rubbish you whatever you say.

    ID-er: Your evidence is good apart from a couple of details. However, because your theory is less than totally perfect it means that my theory (for which I have no evidence what-so-ever) must be true.

    Aardvarkhome: SOD OFF, REDNECKS. My children don't need your religiously inspired lies.
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