Evolution

[genkaus]

I am not going to back and forth with you guys. Obviously you're convinced (in your own mind) that the diversity we see is a result of chance mutations on a single celled organism over billions of year. All this while ignoring the mathematical improbability that a single celled organism could even "evolve" into a 50 trillion celled organism (humans) through random mutations despite the alleged 4.5 billion years they claim all this took place.

On the contrary, we are quite aware of the mathematical improbability involved and we are well aware of the fact that there is much more than simple random mutations involved. You are the one convinced in his mind that that is what evolution means and that it could not have happened inspite of all the evidence that shows that it did happen.

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The point is that the amount and kinds of mutations that are required to prove that a single cell organism turned into a 50 trillion celled organism is mathematically improbable even with the alleged 4.5 billion years that this supposedly took place. Essentially, you are proposing that naturally mutations can alter an organism so severely that the entire genetic makeup will change (over long period of time of course) and cause it to be an entire different kind of species (ie an ant into a wasp or a swan into an eagle or something of extreme nature as proposed by this fanciful theory) and be fully function despite such drastic change in genetic makeup. Something as complex as the diversity we see could not happen by accident.

Please, continue to revile us with your abysmal ignorance of the facts.

No, species do not change completely - characteristics that were present before are also present afterwards.

Yes, we're aware of the improbability. That is why we know that most of the species that ever lived are extinct.

No, evolution never produces any drastic changes like you fantasies suggest. And no, none claims that the directed complex process is an accident.