An amoeba wouldn't know WHAT to evolve, let alone HOW
Big Bangs DESTROY evereything - they CAN'T create matter
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MrVersatile48 is indeed versatile; he can spout nonsense in myriad ways, on multiple levels.
1) Evolution isn't directed by the organisms themselves. NO ONE is telling an amoeba what to evolve or how - the DNA mutates, and if the creature survives and reproduces, it gets passed on.
1) Evolution happens to creatures; it's not something that organisms do.
The term "Big Bang" was coined by Fred Hoyle in a radio series he did in the '50s.
When something explodes, isn't the matter forced outwards by the explosion? To some extent, the "explosion" idea seems correct; little bit of matter explodes, the exact "item," ie the bit of matter is destroyed by the process, and the effects on surrounding objects is irrelevant here because there WERE no other objects. (Of course, it's a quarter to 3 right now, and I'm no expert. I'm taking Physics 101 right now, but have only been through a few classes. Since I'm no fundie, I can admit that this is just speculation from a non-expert.)
<<< And what does the "short bus" signify? What's the connection between people who are less, um, mentally apt and busses that are less long? >>>
"When something explodes, isn't the matter forced outwards by the explosion? To some extent, the "explosion" idea seems correct; little bit of matter explodes, the exact "item," ie the bit of matter is destroyed by the process, and the effects on surrounding objects is irrelevant here because there WERE no other objects"
OK, thanks for the Big Bang corrections. Like I said, I'm no physics expert, and don't claim to be.
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