"how can a human inherit traits from ants, elephants, giraffes or monkeys when we cannot produce offspring with them? How do those animal genes get inside humans? How do those animal genes create humans genes?
Do evolutionists know why humans don't produce children with wings? If not, then I'll explain it. Because humans don't have the genes for wings or our children would have wings! The only way humans could have the gene for wings is if they were capable of producing offspring with creatures who do have wings. That's the only way. Claiming that human genes can simply turn into bird genes because of the weather or pressure changes, or whatever has not been documented in reality anywhere. And it also throws out the fact that genes are inherited, not simply manufactured.
If traits aren't inherited but simply change, then why don't humans produce children with wings, or beaks? And why have humans always been called humans instead of a different species?"
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"how can a human inherit traits from ants, elephants, giraffes or monkeys when we cannot produce offspring with them?"We don't, we inherited traits which we have in common with other animals from ancient ancestors which we shared, not from sex with giraffes. As you may know, humans and chimps share about 96% of their DNA, but what will really put a scare into you, Carico, is that you share about 50% of your DNA with the nearest tree.
"How do those animal genes get inside humans?"
Those genes were inherited long, long ago from ancestors we shared with current lifeforms.
"How do those animal genes create humans genes?"
The genes that are specific to any one species were created by mutation in the relatively recent past.
"Do evolutionists know why humans don't produce children with wings?"
Yes, because we are humans and humans do not have wings.
"If not, then I'll explain it. Because humans don't have the genes for wings or our children would have wings!"
That is probably true. The mutations necessary for the developmenmt of wings never occured. Or, even if they did, it was not an advantage to the survival of the species and was quickly eliminated by natural selection.
"The only way humans could have the gene for wings is if they were capable of producing offspring with creatures who do have wings. That's the only way."
No.
"Claiming that human genes can simply turn into bird genes because of the weather or pressure changes, or whatever has not been documented in reality anywhere. And it also throws out the fact that genes are inherited, not simply manufactured."
But you left out mutation and natural selection, the very processes by which evolution takes place.
"If traits aren't inherited but simply change, then why don't humans produce children with wings, or beaks? And why have humans always been called humans instead of a different species?"
Traits ARE inherited, but over long, long periods of time, some beneficial mutations happen, and those new traits get passed along too.
Human genes being changed happens all the time. We call them birth defects, since they're rarely beneficial.
Rob Smith: Yes, Carico is a fundie legend, an absolute cornucopia of incredibly insane and stupid concepts. There's pretty much no idea, no maddeningly inane way of stringing words together, that would be too far "out there" for her to set forth in her quest to bolster the veracity of Biblical inerrancy and young-Earth creationism (YEC) and attempt to put down and argue against almost any kind of science. There are a few other posters often quoted here who are in her league, but for the last couple of months, she has been on quite an amazing binge of antiscientific insanity.
how can a human inherit traits from ants, elephants, giraffes or monkeys when we cannot produce offspring with them? How do those animal genes get inside humans?
To soothe my brain and the quite possibly irreparable damage done to me brain organs, I do now, quote, "fishca wanda"...,.,../,,,..
I admit, I have a somewhat limited knowledge of evolution, but Jesus Christ, even I know Carico is full of shit and makes things up.
Carico, is that you share about 50% of your DNA with the nearest tree
""how can a human inherit traits from ants, elephants, giraffes or monkeys when we cannot produce offspring with them? How do those animal genes get inside humans? How do those animal genes create humans genes?
Carico, didn't your pastor tell you that the concept of genes contradicts Genesis as surely as evil-ution does? You wouldn't want to go to judgment knowing that you had questioned the accuracy of Genesis, do you?
Ah, but Papabear, having sex with Giraffes is a time-honored tradition in my family. I remember we totally thought the Toys R Us mascot was soooo....sexy.....grrr!
We could very well have genes for wings, or antenna, or anything else. It's unlikely that they'd survive so long without being mutated beyond recognition, but it is possible. If we do, they just aren't activated.
I haven't read the other comments so I guess I'll be repeating some stuff...
hello didn't you peoples ever here of scientists taking the genes out of the ants and other stuff and inserting them in other living things they do this stuff all the time to create a pacific breed . so put that in your juice box and sux it
FTW?
your science is uh....
triple post sorries
I'm pretty sure you could fuck an ant. The ant might not be able to feel it, though.
And yes, that was me, saying your dick is too small to properly roger an insect.
EDIT: I just read the other posts, apparently this is a chica. Oh well. I stand by my penis-denegrating insult.
Heidi will be listened to, when she inherits a brain .
If you've ever seen her Facebook page, it's obvious she's a contrarian little squit just for the sake of it. 'Ignorance is Bliss', thy name is Carico. She doesn't WANT to learn, thus proving her inferiority to we Atheists.
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