How did an asexual bacterium turn into us? It obviously had a both a sperm and egg at one point between bacterium and human, right? How do you explain that away? [...]
Explain to me this process of a bacterium that reproduces through mitosis growing both sexual organs and evolving into a human, would you?
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<<How do you explain that away?>>
also, he seems to be doing the "I can do science, me" thing by talking about mitosis. Unfortunately for him, bacteria reproduce by binary fission, which is not quite the same as mitosis.
This is by no means an official scientific answer, however it is a personal bit of thought process trying to be logical. If I wanted to actually prove my "theory" then of course I would pursue it with research and experimentation, but I'm just trying to pull something out my ass about as valid as the bible. Rather than simply accept "god did it" I'm going to come up with an idea that explains what is asked. It is but a first step in actually finding the real answer.
This is by no means an official scientific answer, however it is a personal bit of thought process trying to be logical. If I wanted to actually prove my "theory" then of course I would pursue it with research and experimentation, but I'm just trying to pull something out my ass about as valid as the bible. Rather than simply accept "god did it" I'm going to come up with an idea that explains what is asked. It is but a first step in actually finding the real answer.
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