(February 20, 2015 at 7:10 pm)Heywood Wrote: All you are doing is assuming that evolutionary systems are at the bottom of the hierarchy. I'm sorry but your assuming your own conclusion is not a compelling counter argument. It is simply sloppy thinking.
I'm assuming no such thing, I'm asking you a question that you evidently don't want to answer, and pointing out that if you're going to dismiss possibilities based on a lack of observations, then we equally have no observations of entities existing without being a product of evolution themselves, which is a huge problem for your argument, for the reasons I explained above.
Now, are you going to answer the question, or not? Where did the first evolutionary system come from? Was it from an entity that arose without having evolved itself, in which case your claims to relying on observation implode? Or was it another evolved entity, putting your claim back in line with observation, but forcing you to conclude that this system developed naturally, as it could not simply infinitely regress?
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