Evolution of animals (fiction) by Simon_knizev

Simon_knizev

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17th Jan 2018

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  jm211 21st Jan 2018
  Also, for all you know, this "intelegent creator" may not be so intelegent, if (S)he can create life, why create a bunch of (S***s) to go around arguing, killing eachother, saying he doesnt exist, saying he does exist in a different form, basically. And you are right, there are probably billions of
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  jm211 21st Jan 2018
  Also, there is proof that there was evolution, proof of the big bang, proof to very many things, all against what, the mutated bible of a dude who basically just said my father is god. Disprove entire mathematical constructs just so you can think you are right. It hurts to thing we were a little hairy thing, or a slimy sea creature, but atleast they didn't fight over beliefs.
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  jm211 20th Jan 2018
  just because it is a very small chance of winning, one person will win. This is different for planets. If an infinite amount of planets are created, and each one has a few trillion cointosses, alot will have all heads, and alot will have all tails, just as alot will have a 92:8 ratio
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  jm211 20th Jan 2018
  @R33sesK1ng, I do not belive you understand. The chances are almost 0 for a life sustaining planet. You may think, life should not exist here, but it is because life exists here that proves it. If every person in the world had an equal chance to win a billion dollars,
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  TheNik 20th Jan 2018
  To sum it up, of course you are free to believe whatever you wish. But fossil evidence for evolution is hard to deny, life is not as unprobable to form as it might seem, and anyway, even if the remaining probability is rather small, there is noone there to observe how many times the coin flipped the wrong way.
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  TheNik 20th Jan 2018
  How exactly the universe formed is difficult to say, we can, at most, make educated guesses. Now, the question of how life has formed is one we can really research: For one, there are many planets to observe. We have not found life out there yet, but surprisingly many hold the basic building blocks. The scale of the universe is large, and there is a lot of stuff going on. In fact, we deem it possible that over millions of years, life has formed in multiple places of the solar system.
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  TheNik 20th Jan 2018
  Regarding the probability for the formation of life, there is one little amusing thing that makes nearly any argument about it invalid. It might seem counter-intuitive, but think about it and it suddenly starts making sense. As a living being, you are the direct consequence of life forming, and can observe this having happened in the past. But how many times has it /not/ happened where it could have? You cannot know, and neither can anyone else, because it produced noone to observe this fact.
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  TheNik 20th Jan 2018
  I just want to pitch in once in this discussion. As you are talking about the probability of the big bang happening, you cannot make a proper statement because neither we are certain that a big bang happened, nor we can say what led to this chain of events. True, the theory of the big bang is the most widely accepted one, but it is by no means proven to be true - and there are lots and lots more theories that would explain the formation of the universe. Any of them could be true.
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  ludapecurka123 20th Jan 2018
  so, can you continume this in another save?
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  Dovydas 20th Jan 2018
  :0000000000 H0W