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The only reason why organics function is for selfish benefit
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RE: The only reason why organics function is for selfish benefit
(February 6, 2014 at 3:55 pm)Chuck Wrote:
(February 6, 2014 at 3:36 pm)x2theone2x Wrote: Human Buffer systems and Human Compensation systems work to balance anions, cations, Ph, and other aspects of the Human body. These systems are factual functions and can only work when given the opportunity to, this "tool" won't work in any other case. I do agree that everything arose by "chance" otherwise probability, that doesn't mean when it's brought into fruition it doesn't have a function. It could lose its function, adapt, dismiss, etc. The lack of function may even be function by proxy.

I already dissected the rest of what you said.

Function requires a design. What everything in human has is is not function, for none of them are deseigned. They have properties which facilitates their interact in an undesigned system that involves much more than the human itself, but everything with which parts of the human can interact. They are no more selfish then a oxygen atom is selfish when combining with two hydrogen atoms to form water.

You are confusing outcome with intention.

Why do you assume function requires design, and it doesn't even matter as any basic evolution lecture will tell you that it acts like design. The watch makers argument here isn't going to work for you... The human heart developed to aid the human, take that heart and place into another mammal and it most likely won't work. The reason why we still have vestigial organs is due to evolution, or the framework of evolution to not get rid of that coding in case we may need it in the future. We are referring to organics here not atoms or molecules. I am not confusing "perceived" outcome with intention, both are directly required in the decision making process in humans.
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RE: The only reason why organics function is for selfish benefit - by x2theone2x - February 7, 2014 at 1:47 pm

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