the most complicated molecule known to man is a DNA molecule, if life were to work by natural selection the most complex would have had to come first as far as life goes. a single celled organism is more complicated than a single cell of multi-celled organism. the theory of going from simple to more complex fails in that the complex came before the simple. and that's undeniable. also if a multicelled organism, say needs several different specialized organs made from different cells than how would these organs form over time not having the other organs they rely on to live in the first place.
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Actually, NO, DNA isn't that complex it's just a series of 4 nucleotides (Adenine, Thymine, Cytosine, Guanine) organized in different ways, if you want to see complex molecules you should take a look at proteins.
Right out of the gate, you are wrong. DNA and RNA isn't all that complex, especially with modern equipment.
A single celled organism engulfs another, and instead of digesting the critter, it incorporates it into cellular structure. New life form.
a single celled organism is more complicated than a single cell of multi-celled organism
(a) No, it isn't. A bacterium has about 1/3 the genes of a human.
(b) What does "more complicated" mean anyway?
(c) So what? If it were true, that would be a stronger argument for evolution than against it.
(d) If this were true, then the Intelligent Design argument falls apart.
the theory of going from simple to more complex fails in that the complex came before the simple.
There is no such theory. Here's an idea: learn evolution first. Then try to criticize it.
"the most complicated molecule known to man is a DNA molecule,"
Unless you count the enzymes that handle DNA.
And the stuff in cells...
The cell itself...
In fact, DNA is just a long string of 0s and 1s.
That's like saying the most complex part of a computer is the aluminum in the hard disk.
The rest is too insane and stupid for me to bother.
" if a multicelled organism, say needs several different specialized organs made from different cells than how would these organs form over time not having the other organs they rely on to live in the first place."
Obviously, it existed first as a single-celled organism. Adding functions made it more efficient and competitive.
the most complicated molecule known to man is a DNA molecule,
if life were to work by natural selection the most complex would have had to come first as far as life goes
a single celled organism is more complicated than a single cell of multi-celled organism
the theory of going from simple to more complex fails in that the complex came before the simple. and that's undeniable.
also if a multicelled organism, say needs several different specialized organs made from different cells than how would these organs form over time not having the other organs they rely on to live in the first place.
Every single paragraph wrong...
Proteins are complex, DNA and RNA not.
Honestly, the structure of DNA is simple.. Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen and Nitrogen..thats it..some of the most abundant elements in the cosmos. Its just that some of its workings and actually getting the machines to record the extremely long pattern of rungs (nucleotides) was the hard part.
So you are saying that because you cant understand DNA, then obviously Jesus must have had something to do with it? Doesnt that work for the muslims, hindus and pagans as well?
ATCG is complex?
Idiot.
Most complicated? It only has four kinds of basic units, joined in a long string. Now go back and read your post. A single cell cannot possibly be more complex than many single cells. That's like saying a nickel is more complicated than a whole handful of change.
I find it redundant to tell you you're a moron regarding science.
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