(August 3, 2019 at 11:01 pm)John 6IX Breezy Wrote: "An eye that evolves through the stages presented by Dawkins, without simultaneously evolving the neural accessories for processing that information, and the behavioral capacity to make use of that information, should not be able to experience the types of selective pressures that allows for its evolution.
In other words, Dawkins' narrative (which I believe he recounts in one of his books) focuses on the sense organ exclusively, as if it evolved in isolation. My concern is that the narrative is too simple, to the point of being misinforming."
Again, John, I ask you to support this statement. You are proficient enough in shifting the burden of proof. Please explain why the eye and the neural network must evolve simultaneously in order to convey any advantage. This is your claim.
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