Makes me think of biblical angels, for some reason.
bondjamesbondsays
semi related: Dr Myers,
Someone is picking on your slimy invertebrates:
Darwinism in Question with Discovery: Octopi Edit Their Own Genes
By Eric Metaxas | May 8, 2017
Excerpt: Darwinists have tried to spin this feat as “a special kind of evolution.” But the folks at Evolution News cut through this nonsense and identify RNA editing for what it is: “non-evolution.”
“Neo-Darwinism did not make cephalopods what they are,” they write. “These highly intelligent and well-adapted animals edited their own genomes, so what possible need do they have for … blind, random, unguided” evolution?
This is also an emerging field of research, which means it’s possible, in theory, that other organisms make extensive use of RNA editing, and we’re just not aware of it, yet.
If, as one popular science website puts it, other creatures can “defy” the “central dogma” of genetics, the implications for Darwin’s “tree of life,” and his entire theory, are dire.
But if cephalopods and the complex information processing that makes them so unique are in fact the result of a Programmer—of a Designer—the waters of biology become far less inky.
– Eric Metaxas http://www.cnsnews.com/commentary/eric-metaxas/darwinism-question-discovery-octopuses-edit-their-own-genes
davidnanglesays
bondjamesbond, running into the word, “Darwinists” in that quote makes me back up and doubt every single word in it, not excepting “the” or “at.”
busterggi says
I can’t make heads or tails of it!
davidnangle says
Not falling for it. This is leaked CG from Avatar 2. And that name? Feather Star? Avatar 2 is being made for little girls.
Abe Drayton says
Makes me think of biblical angels, for some reason.
bondjamesbond says
semi related: Dr Myers,
Someone is picking on your slimy invertebrates:
Darwinism in Question with Discovery: Octopi Edit Their Own Genes
By Eric Metaxas | May 8, 2017
Excerpt: Darwinists have tried to spin this feat as “a special kind of evolution.” But the folks at Evolution News cut through this nonsense and identify RNA editing for what it is: “non-evolution.”
“Neo-Darwinism did not make cephalopods what they are,” they write. “These highly intelligent and well-adapted animals edited their own genomes, so what possible need do they have for … blind, random, unguided” evolution?
This is also an emerging field of research, which means it’s possible, in theory, that other organisms make extensive use of RNA editing, and we’re just not aware of it, yet.
If, as one popular science website puts it, other creatures can “defy” the “central dogma” of genetics, the implications for Darwin’s “tree of life,” and his entire theory, are dire.
But if cephalopods and the complex information processing that makes them so unique are in fact the result of a Programmer—of a Designer—the waters of biology become far less inky.
– Eric Metaxas
http://www.cnsnews.com/commentary/eric-metaxas/darwinism-question-discovery-octopuses-edit-their-own-genes
davidnangle says
bondjamesbond, running into the word, “Darwinists” in that quote makes me back up and doubt every single word in it, not excepting “the” or “at.”
Mobius says
Proof that there are aliens among us.
WMDKitty -- Survivor says
*wide-eyed stare*