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  • Where would YOU put human reproductive organs? Most people believe in Love, but where is it? Can you measure it, or see it? What can be observed---and in some cases, measured---is the Effects of Love. Some things in Life must simply be taken on Faith.

  • so we can cover up using for example y fronts. and its better than having a willy for example on your head. UP THE IRISH BY THE WAY

  • reproductive system next to waste system does not disprove ID you dam idiot! A whale having a pelvis left over from when it used to be a land mammel is a question you want to ask ID people. Your video sucked,

  • Glad to hear you liked it.

  • @1rishShaman Intelligent design requires an all-powerful, all-knowing creator to have created it. If you look beneath the surface, the cellular and bodily structure of plants and organisms are so intricate and well-designed that they look like they were created by a genius in math or physics. The human brain itself is designed just like a computer, and powered by the same forces of electricity. Everything of existence, even in space, has been designed for our prosperity.

  • No idea about the reproductive positioning lol but perhaps if the organs were positioned somewhere easily accessible combined with the drive to procreate.. you get the idea.. I do believe we are spiritual beings. When I was 14 I injured myself badly surfing and my mother came racing down in the car and found me walking along the road bleeding. She said she felt something was wrong. My grand dad predicted the names of the queens children before they were born. Just my opinion that we are.

  • personally, i think that the idea of evolution is the most highest possibility of how things were created.(btw i am a Christian).the reason i believe the both sides of evolution and creationism is simple.if u read genesis chapter one of genesis and substitute each day for millions of years and u use the order of evolution(galaxy formation,then planets settling then life starting from water etc) it aligns perfectly with the order of the things created on earth.i have more "info" if ur interested.

  • we need to save the planet man Lol, :)

    

  • our environment seems to be built on the principles of procreation co-habiting who knows how old the dark matter of the universe is.... it could have taken a disproportionate amount of time for our perfect breeding ground to develop to get just close enough to the sun..blala.but what im really getting at here is whats around us is only butiful because it is what keeps us alive and it is what keeps us pro creating.. dont get me wrong maybe there is some almighty master plan but id like the proof

  • @fiacre - Thats a great point of view there, I can't disagree with any of it actually! Don't I know you from somewhere? :P

  • LOL I was not expecting that question at the end... I suppose it's a fair question! If you're interested, I'd recommend the greatest show on earth by richard dawkins, a great book, and it talks about things like the reproductive system and how the human body isn't actually very ''intelligently'' ''built''

  • @hellomoto170 - Thanks I'll certainly check that out tomorrow (bass practice tonight). I enjoyed the God Delusion up until about half way and then he kinda tapered off from the scientific aspect. Still have yet to finish it!

  • @1rishShaman No problem, and yeah I'm yet to read the God Delusion too, it's been sitting on my shelf for a year now along with some others by Christopher Hitchens, Sam Harris etc. Thanks.

  • @1rishShaman Dawkins is a very professor-ish writer. He's very dry and very British. I loved The Greatest Show, but it wasn't the easiest read. I read God Delusion and thought the same thing. Hitchens is a much better writer and a lot more fun to read.

  • @bamboo4tameshigiri - I love dryness especially from comedy. I've read some of Hitchens work and got a few on audio-book.

    I much prefer Hitchens to Dawkins. I think Hitchens was originally supposed to be participating in this (or so I heard last year). Such a shame as I was looking forward to his appearance.

  • As that the male reproductive system needs to be outside the body to be kept at the right temp, it's position is probably the least vulnerable one possible. The waste disposal unit is nearby because it has to be below the intestines, otherwise energy would be wasted pumping waste upwards. The soles of the feet seem a handy place to crap from, but all that extra plumbing going down the legs would mean more things to go wrong. Plus it's more hassle to take off your shoes than take down your pants.

  • @gerontodon - Most peoples feet smell like shit anyway... haw haw haw I actually really like getting good answers like this. Way better than jesus did it.

  • @1rishShaman

    Thanks, it's an interesting question whatever someone's perspective is. It could be seen as a reverse-engineering question. Maybe it was sexist referring just to the male system, as females suffer more from those kind of infections. I think another reason they're together is that the urinary tract is also where it is for energy efficiency reasons, and the reason it's combined that with the reproductive one could be that to minimise infection overall, the less orifices the better.

  • @gerontodon - Yea I didn't focus on any gender for just that point. I wanted female I'Ders to have a chance to question the proximity as well as males. I'm wondering when we will develop two penises though, snakes have them so why can't we? We've got two testicles just like a snake, why the favoritism of the creator when the snake was meant to be the bastard in the story?

  • @1rishShaman Salamanders can regrow limbs while we can not. And they say the creator loves US more? Yeah right.

  • @ExtantFrodo It would make that bible verse more interesting if humans could do that. "If your arm causes you to sin, chop it off. Again and again and again and again (et cetera)"

  • @Pushtrak - Namek's knew this, thats why they live somewhere else.

  • @Pushtrak ouch :-)

  • Well, when you look at it objectively, this idea that there was a some designer is absurd. It would be a pretty bad designer considering all the problems we have with our own bodies alone. Don't even need to get into the rest of the universe. They are able to cover for all the "imperfection" by claiming sin did it. It's a ridiculous idea, that's all.

  • @tattooskin72 - The imperfection makes sense considering the evil that can be expelled from ones ass at inappropriate times. And FYI for anyone else I'm talking rhetorically in the first bit and setting the scene. Please feel free to share this with actual I.D'ers because I want to understand their own take on this question.

  • @1rishShaman - And I counter that argument by asking: didn't Adam and Eve as they say begin to populate the earth? Even before they supposedly ate from that tree they must have surely had the same regulatory functions as humans today. How could they have lived for so long before their downfall if they didn't have the same bodily functions as we have?

  • @1rishShaman The whole biblical creation myth is a lot more complex than even most Christians seem to understand. I guess that's because many haven't even bothered to read it for themselves.

  • @tattooskin72 - Or like my parents say "you've misunderstood that" or the popular one "you've taken it out of context" - despite myself having read the thing more than themselves!

    Well I mean I've read it through from cover to cover more than them, they seem to just open a random page and go from there.

  • So I'm finding it hard to tell, are you trying to bait them by saying "there had to be something in the beginning"... "it couldn't have just popped in to existence" or do you actually believe that?

  • @TotalLogic - I'm good with sarcasm, ain't I! I was pointing out their argument to begin with and then I moved onto the impracticality of "Intelligent Design" putting something that can cause major bacterial infection within such a close radius to exposed organs. I don't believe that there had to be a creator but if I was pushed to actually say one thing created what we see today, it would have been the planet itself and organisms which evolved and changed due to its own conditioning.

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