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Theory wrote:Speaking of hair...if the white people were evolutionalized to withstand the colder climates then why don't ALL white people and Asians/Japanese have thick hair? I mean, considering most of our heat comes out the top of our heads it would make since for evolution to give these people thick hair wouldn't it? I personally have really thick hair but my mother, sis, and brother have extremely thin hair. Speaking of Asians/Japanese, they pretty much have the same climate as Europe don't they?, so why are they so different from the Europeans? Can't forget the eskimos too, I know it was mentioned before, but if you go by the evolution theory eskimos should have the fairest skin, lightest hair, and eyes, right?
Pons Asinorum wrote:Theory wrote:Speaking of hair...if the white people were evolutionalized to withstand the colder climates then why don't ALL white people and Asians/Japanese have thick hair? I mean, considering most of our heat comes out the top of our heads it would make since for evolution to give these people thick hair wouldn't it? I personally have really thick hair but my mother, sis, and brother have extremely thin hair. Speaking of Asians/Japanese, they pretty much have the same climate as Europe don't they?, so why are they so different from the Europeans? Can't forget the eskimos too, I know it was mentioned before, but if you go by the evolution theory eskimos should have the fairest skin, lightest hair, and eyes, right?
An evolutionary trait that appears in one population does not mean that it will automatically occur in another population facing a similar environment. There are different evolutionary adaptions and pathways for similar environments.
Remember, for an evolutionary trait to occur, a random mutation must happen that is subsequently selected via natural selection.
That random mutation is a single molecule amongst countless billions of molecules in the DNA. Indeed, given two different populations of a species, in two similar but isolated environments; it would be almost inexplicable for both populations to evolve the same trait.
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Also, please note that there are not multiple "races" of humans. There is only one race of humans by any meaningful definition of biology, genetics, or physiology. Contrary claims are simple fiction.
Polaris wrote:Contrary claims are simply put - lies.
Pons Asinorum wrote:Contrary claims are simple fiction.
Polaris wrote:The last sentence of your previous post insinuated an act of deception "Contrary claims are simple fiction"
Polaris wrote:And I then applied your tactic back to you..."Contrary claims are simply put - lies."
Polaris wrote:What part of the post do you have a differing opinion on:
"Indeed on the one root on earth, made of two halves (female-male)...
It sprouted separate cultures originating in several of the earth's fertile river deltas..."
Pons Asinorum wrote:An evolutionary trait that appears in one population does not mean that it will automatically occur in another population facing a similar environment. There are different evolutionary adaptions and pathways for similar environments.
Remember, for an evolutionary trait to occur, a random mutation must happen that is subsequently selected via natural selection.
That random mutation is a single molecule amongst countless billions of molecules in the DNA. Indeed, given two different populations of a species, in two similar but isolated environments; it would be almost inexplicable for both populations to evolve the same trait.
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Also, please note that there are not multiple "races" of humans. There is only one race of humans by any meaningful definition of biology, genetics, or physiology. Contrary claims are simple fiction.
In the traditional biological and anthropological systems of classification race refers to a group of persons who share such genetically transmitted traits as skin color, hair texture, and eye shape or color: the white race; the yellow race.
Polaris wrote:Pons,
Let's take our discussion off-line, your personal attacks detract from the point at hand and your pompous attitude doesn't help either. I have noticed those tactics on your 'contributions' to other discussion board topics...
gf1075 wrote:...if you go down to the quantum level of DNA we don't understand much.
Pons Asinorum wrote:gf1075 wrote:...if you go down to the quantum level of DNA we don't understand much.
So true, GF. Even our formal logic and common sense seems to fail on the quantum level. Our rules about mutually exclusive properties (like wave vs particles) totally fails. Also on the molecular level, there is so much about DNA that we do not understand -- including a plausible theory for how it came into existence.
maxmercury wrote:I really don't like to play the kindergarten teacher here, but I have to keep reminding people to be civil. The Legendary Times Forum is for all of us, even those who have different viewpoints. Name calling and personal attacks are never needed. We had a period of time when this place got down right nasty, and I intend to stop that from happening again. If that means issuing warnings (three strikes you're out), then so be it. Everybody here is equally intelligent, but come across different ideas on the who, what, where and whys of life. Please respect ALL opinions and peoples here.
Thank you,
Lloyd
gf1075 wrote:Do an experiment to find waves and you will find waves do an experiment to find particles and you will find particles I am sure advanced life forms don't sit around shooting light through two small slits they don't have to they understand what's going on around them our understanding of our universe is at it's very infancy I do believe in EVE Theory but Eve is a couple of billion years old and many light years from earth or maybe even at a higher demension that really does not matter all things on the quantum level behave the same including DNA we just have not come close to understanding. Yes and just maybe the white man did come from new jersey.
gf1075 wrote:There is a lot to be said about wave/particle duality I have been trying to understand their complexities for years Albert ".....snip.
gf1075 wrote:Very interesting never had time to read all of the Urantia book (it's pretty tough reading)though I do find it very interesting and it does agree with a lot of my hard core beliefs. Anything in there pointing to where the white man originated?
Majeston wrote:Max,
What,s the reason for your red post? I haven,t seen any outrageous personal attacks by anyone here, or even anyone being "uncivil". I know that following a conclusion by Pons that there is no plausible explanation for DNA to appear on Earth, I used the word dense. I certainly hope you are not referring to that as a " personal attack, or uncivil".
There are are only two possible explanations for DNA. Either the aliens made it or it appeared as an accident. We know it did not appear out of the blue as an accident, that stretches the boundries of even the most fertile sci-fi imagination or any wacked out scientific non-intelligent design "theory" du jour.
That leaves only one plausible explanation which just happens to be the truth, no matter what anyone presents as being not plausible as some kind of irrational rationality derived from illogical logic.
If, on the other hand you are referring to the exchange Pons is having with Polaris and Polaris,s bringing into question the conflict of interests of Pons posting and moderating, that certainly is valid and this conflict of interests is not limited to him alone.
You should remember that no man can serve two masters without serious hypocrisy developing or one favoring another.
From what I can tell, most of us here are adults and correspond with a fairly reasonable sense of decorum, but, though you state an idealistic theory that everyone is equally intelligent, I think even you know that,s not true just as it isn,t true that all races are equally intelligent as was stated earlier in this thread. If you think it is true, then please present supporting documentation because I have never experienced it. I certainly know that I am not as intelligent as some and more intelligent than some others I,ve encountered. But, I digress, I see no need for sudden flaming red moderation intervention and threats to the discussion. But, then again I,m not an officially sanctioned and trained social moderator so, your mileage may vary. One last observation Max, beginning your post, referring to many adults here as kindergardeners, several perhaps your senior in many ways, is really quite offensive. I,ve seen this tactic used all too often.
Pons Asinorum wrote:Theory wrote:Speaking of hair...if the white people were evolutionalized to withstand the colder climates then why don't ALL white people and Asians/Japanese have thick hair? I mean, considering most of our heat comes out the top of our heads it would make since for evolution to give these people thick hair wouldn't it? I personally have really thick hair but my mother, sis, and brother have extremely thin hair. Speaking of Asians/Japanese, they pretty much have the same climate as Europe don't they?, so why are they so different from the Europeans? Can't forget the eskimos too, I know it was mentioned before, but if you go by the evolution theory eskimos should have the fairest skin, lightest hair, and eyes, right?
An evolutionary trait that appears in one population does not mean that it will automatically occur in another population facing a similar environment. There are different evolutionary adaptions and pathways for similar environments.
Remember, for an evolutionary trait to occur, a random mutation must happen that is subsequently selected via natural selection.
That random mutation is a single molecule amongst countless billions of molecules in the DNA. Indeed, given two different populations of a species, in two similar but isolated environments; it would be almost inexplicable for both populations to evolve the same trait.
--
Also, please note that there are not multiple "races" of humans. There is only one race of humans by any meaningful definition of biology, genetics, or physiology. Contrary claims are simple fiction.
much more civil...Pons Asinorum wrote:IMHO, it depends on how one defines "race."* Socially: guessing 4ish.
* Politically: dozens, if the US Census form is any indication.
* Geographically: guessing hundreds.
* By hair color: guessing thousands.
* By skin shade: guessing millions.
* Scientifically: ZERO -- trick question as there is no such biological classification that I know of, but...
...if we were to present a fictional classification AND if:* Race = Species, then ONE (homo sapien sapiens).
* Race = Sub-species, then ZERO (science recognizes no living sub-species of homo sapien sapiens).
* Race = Sub-sub-species, then ZERO (science recognizes no living sub-species of homo sapien sapiens and therefore no sub-sub-species is logically possible under this classification system).
If race has some other definiton (say, by religion or mystic faith or some other beleif system), then the answer could be from ZERO to INFINITE.
(Just IMHO, so feel free to disregard if anything is offensive to anyone.)
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