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  • not, funny.

  • @MassFragment Then why comment? Go watch some power ranger videos, or go eat a happy meal.

  • "a forcy-force force" lol

  • brilliant!

  • The only reason i watched this till the end is because of the accordion and the retard waving hands.

  • Y are all creationist hating, atheistic nerds British? I guess since religion has been all but wiped out in Britain they had to set sights on USA for the fourth British Invasion, if you will..

  • @legrandchien76 Because we never went through the perversion that was McCarthyism? Anyway, 10% of the US population is atheist without our help, so you really shouldn't blame it all on us. Perhaps 10% of your population just happens not to be an idiot that thinks a magic man done it.

  • @legrandchien76 Perhaps its that misery loves company and nerdy, godless Brits are jealous and upset over their own aesthetic unpleasantness. Cuz lets face it, Britain is collectively one of the homeliest nations on Earth. With the exception of Liz Hurley, Kate Moss and a couple of The Spice Girls.

  • @legrandchien76

    Hang on, 4th British invasion?

    I don't think they've even invaded once.

  • hahaha! brilliant!

  • I think the accordion is definitely a neccesity when trying to make creationists look like fools.

  • jeffhobson : I'm glad I wasted your time. My objective has been reached.

  • @tehcovmeme Well you didn´t waste MY time, have aching jawhinges from smirking like a maniac the whole time and even harder at jeffhobsons comment.

    Thanks for sharing the laugh with us. ;)

  • lol. Well, I AM an "evolutionist." I'm not the least bit pissed. In fact, I thought it was kinda humerous.

  • @jeffhobson

    it's alright, I'm sure no one in reality missed you while you watched the video.

    "If I were an Evolutionist"

    Corrected: "If I had the cognitive ability to understand evolution I wouldn't be complaining about a simple yet funny video on the absurdity of creationist 'theory'."

  • Some evidence is obvious intellectual stuff such as the the universe itself being created from nothingness, the infinitesimal mathematical probability of the laws of physics being set during the Big Bang to allow life to exist, the life of the historical Jesus as recorded by first century biographers, and the God impulse that's implanted in every human being. The most compelling evidence is the personal connection many Christians have made with God..but that's for us to know and you to find out.

  • @atheistfriends

    "the infinitesimal mathematical probability of the laws of physics being set during the Big Bang to allow life to exist,"

    The mathematical odds of the universe existing in it's current state are exactly the same as it existing in another different form.

    If I tell you to pick a number between 1 and 1000, the odds of you picking the number 4 are 1 in 1000. The odds of you picking 22 are still 1 in 1000.

    You don't know that there wouldn't be life in another type of universe.

  • you are right somuchfortalent. Just that what you are talking about is one of the reasons why science thinks about multiverses and oscilating universes.

    If the universe is incabable of producing life, no life will ever exist to notice it. only if the conditions are right, life will evolve.

    it would be a lot more unlikely, if the conditions weren't that perfect. Life in a universe that does not support life, would be an indication for a god. not otherwise.

  • @atheistfriends A bunch of people making a 'personal connection with God' does not constitute evidence, and you don't know it, so there's nothing to 'find out'.

  • Forcy force, pushy kinda force..

  • the last seconds are awesome

  • Magic man done it! Hahaha. Fucking creationists.

  • please shut the fuck up

  • The sad thing is that you do not realise how blind you are to the real truth. The one with tangible evidence to back it up.

  • "Believe or BURRRRRRRRRRRN!!!!!!11111two11­1"-typical reply from an unthinking-fundamentalist. I take it you too were indoctrinated as well?

    Also, you strike me as a troll. Lol.

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    Men det var innan jag møtte deg! Nu har jag en angal her hos mig..

  • You're an idiot

  • @malieh Yeah OK.

  • "No one was there is the beginning" therefore magic man done it.

    "Where did all the stuff come from?" Magic man done it.

    "Please explain abiogenesis?" This has nothing to do with Evolution. And as there's currently no comprehensive explanation it's unfair to ask the scientific illiterates of YT.

    "Sorry I just don't have that much faith to be an evolutionist" But you have plenty of faith to believe in magic men? Also, you don't require faith to accept evolution. That's why there's evidence

  • "Sorry I just don't have that much faith to be an evolutionist."

    And I don't have enough stupidity to be a creationist.

  • @mkak1000

    "Sorry I just don't have that much faith to be an evolutionist."

    Sorry I just don't have that much faith to believe........ A magic man done it !

  • @mkak1000 'Don't have that much faith to be an evolutionist'? ahahahahahahaha!!!! You don't have that much brains to be an evolutionist!

  • The bloke doing the hand movements is real quality. Best video on YT

  • I'm not even finished with it but it got my 5 stars already!

    "and the creationist went 'alright...erm..it was quite good, that'..."

    Classic

  • i dont believe in creationism at all, but this isn't very funny

  • Actually if you have been following the I.D. and creationist conspiracy closely enough you will find that they (the creationist) did essentially that.

  • You have to admit this is very clever though.

  • true say, just not funny

  • In order to come back he/she/it had to have first been here. No evidence of that.

  • Lord of the Rings CLEARLY states Hobbits, Elves, Dwarves, and Orcs exist.

  • The John's gospel's saying that all things were created through Jesus is a confssion by the John's gospel writer. Not that Jesus said himself 'I made everything' Jesus never said anything like that. Point is, bible should be interpreted, I can quote from the bible and say to you that Jesus isn't a God because it says so in the Bible, "who do you call me good? only God alone is good'...

  • nope, you're wrong. The Flying Spaghetti Monster did it. The Gospel of the FSM CLEARLY states that all things were created by the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

    Much more important is that gravity is 'just a THEORY', and that the reason we're all not floating up into space is because the FSM is pushing us down with this noodly appendages.

    Praise be to the FSM.

    Ramen

  • RAmen brother.

  • I hope she makes lotsa spagaetti

  • DATCMOTO, are you being sarcastic, or what? Do you really believe in the bible? It's just a book, read it more carefully. ITS JUST A BOOK. A book filled with morals, not history, not fact, MORALS. The one and only reason for religion is teaching morals to people. Heaven and hell are opium for the people, like Marx said. The concept of heaven/hell was created to oblige people to follow the morals written in the holy books (bible, thora, koran,...). Well that's my opinion on religion, what's yours

  • Not even great morals....I mean theres the "dont kill or steal" part but then it contradicts those rules with savage she-bears sent by god....leveling entire cities based on the fact that lots of people there liked butt sex, a god-sent worldwide flood that killed everything but 5 or so people, who then repopulated the earth through incest (remember this is the second time incest was used to repopulated the earth)

  • id go on but im basically just trying to say the bible isnt a book of morals, its a book written by ignorant sheep herders

  • Brilliant video. I feel so sorry for drakeblackhorn who wasted all that energy trying to explain something rationally to someone who was wilfully blind!

  • That magic man wasn't god or jesus, it was the flying spaghetti monster.

  • No way! It was Haruhi!

  • It wasn't Haruhi, but it wasn't the flying spaghetti monster either. It was the Spaghetti/Haruihi/Monster/I-ha­ve-no-life-to-the-point-where-­I-use-easily-thought-up-jokes-­that-a-toddler-can-think-up Magic Man

  • I quote from the holy sayings of Haruhinism:

    Haruhinism, our God is Hotter than YOUR God.

  • Jesus that was funny. Thanks so much!

  • "Magic Man done it!" ha ha ha!

    "A bangy force" ha ha ha!

  • Freaking hilarious! :)

  • LOL

    As the Jedi master Obi-Wan Kenobi turns to Luke and says to him, "Luke let the force be with you...feel the force Luke."

  • The title of this video is an oxymoron.

  • lol

  • ahahahhahahahahahhahahahahha,G­REAT..u r great man..i laughed as crazy madafaka

  • You stopped it before the punchline...gah

  • HILARIOUS!

  • No its anti ZEUS ,Horus and all the others video.

  • You're just upset because your religion didn't really know how life got here and how the world was made.

  • jep

  • Robin Ince is brilliant! Why can't some of you people see?

  • Brilliant!!!

  • you are sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo­oooooooooooooooooooo stupid.........tragic...

  • Read definition science retard.

  • successful troll is successful

  • haha you have the best name ever, idiot

  • too bad it isn't :-P

    "Magic man done it"... yep, sums up the stupid argument from ignorance quite well.

  • Instant favourite. Let's fight to remove all creationists from our schools and save science!

  • That was very funny. Good job Robin.

  • jolly good job

  • lol

  • fucking creationist cunts.

  • Why does this clip garner such spite?

    It 'hit's the nerve'...

  • so it's because he is right.

  • right about being a fuck wad...yes.

  • haha how can a fact lose steam?

  • Do us all a favor and never open your mouth about evolution ever again. Actually he made you assholes look better because you have done FAR WORSE than what was represented.

  • What a lovely christian comment. Your parents must be so proud.

  • Then your parents follow a false god. Which is, actually, any god.

  • muslims=child molesters

  • Muslims=child molesters

    Christians=child molesters

    Jews=child molesters

    You=child molester

    :-)

  • "Forcy force force"... Hilarious.

  • Brilliant.

  • science is a beautiful thing,nature is a beautiful thing,man is the height of Gods wonder in this world,in his image we were made,it really is that simple,laws rule this universe from the law of gravity to the laws of nature,to the law of love,the 10 commandments,nice an simple

  • just about every bit of scientific knowledge is based around evolution,even my good mate wikipedia,annoys the friggen hell outta me,its deceptive,wrong, and misleading,how its made ground in some churches is beyond me,the 2 cannot be shared for God is the death of evolution and vice versa,but even worse they label it science,like religion,evolution has its followers,therefore should be classed as a religion

  • evolution is science, and the unifying theory in biology. if not for evolution, biology would be nothing but trivia. also, modern medicine is relying more on evolution theory.

    some churches are simply accepting the scientific truth, and no longer clinging to bronze-age (or older) myths. evolution says nothing about a god at all.

  • i believe the population levels we have now and the associated history fit the biblical timeframe,the expansion of mankind from his beginings in mesopotamia,mans "Cradle of civilization"or so refered to as"land between the two rivers"LOL i feel like some professor with this wikipedia

  • you can believe what you want, but that doesn't change what archaeologists find.

  • how is it that the eye seems to work in the same way in us as it does with animals and insects?how is it that evolution has evolved exactly the same principle for sight in just about all creatures?conicidence?or a design standard that has been employed in a variety of ways to suit?

  • (i think it ate my damn post)

    the different eyes we see didn't evolve all on their own. they are all descended from light-sensitive cells, the photocells i mentioned before. as life branched out, so did eyes.

    a bit of an eye is better than none at all, and eyes became more sophisticated as 'add-ons' improved them.

  • the fact that the eye works in basically the same fashion in humans as it would in insects, and that is by detecting light, indicates that evolution has a incredible capacity for good ole luck and coincidence thats its just not funny,even the eyes of a snail as basic as they are, employ the same fuction,to detect light

  • Eyes are organs that detect light. Different kinds of light-sensitive organs are found in a variety of animals, the eye works by allowing light to enter it and project onto a light-sensitive panel of cells, known as the retina, at the rear of the eye. The cone cells (for color) and the rod cells (for low-light contrasts) in the retina detect and convert light into neural signals. The visual signals are then transmitted to the brain via the optic nerve.

  • where is the history and population levels to give with the vast time spans given for mans existance in his current form?if evolution is an undeniable,scientifically proven fact then this should be quite an easy question for u Vaststrike,just bear in mind,there a 6.5 billion people alive today,and there were only 200 million 1AD,and the oldest civilization is aincent sumer,between 4000-3000 BC

  • human population growth was a lot slower in ancient history, and during prehistoric times, due to lower technology. i'm just saying this because you seem to think population's an issue somehow.

    why do you think we need populations and other info from prehistoric times to prove evolution? before writing, history was kept by storytellers. much of this became the myths we see today. hunter-gatherers just didn't have any need for detailed, accurate histories, so much of pre-writing history is lost.

  • yes human population growth was slower,only because the total population was smaller,as each year goes by the growth increases,growth of a population will run hand in hand with timespan,general knowledge in this area has been documented and tampered i believe to fit the evolutionary timescale,especially in the time 1AD to 70,000 BC,from 1AD to 2008 this area is free of such adjustments because of census taking that started during the reign of ceasar,thus the results cannot be doctored

  • "...tampered i believe to fit the evolutionary timescale..."

    don't even start with that conspiracy theory crap. i won't put up with it. if you start claiming that any information put out by someone that argues against your point is fabricated, then there's absolutely no point in discussing the matter with you.

  • as for proving evolution from population levels or history,it cant be done,but thats not my point,my point is that there is no population levels or history to go with the time spans 70,000 BC 1 AD,have a look at the world now,have a look as little as a 1000 yrs ago and see where man is,the then known world has shrunk quite dramatically,wheres america,or australia?go back another 1000 yrs and the then known world is only a quater of wat it is now

  • logic says that if we go back another 2000 yrs or more there will this much on earth...0

  • i assume you're going off a faulty timescale, which ignores many factors.

    now, before the days of sophisticated technology, we were hunter-gatherers, living poor lives. many died young, many mothers died in childbirth, and many died hunting or in accidents. new factors, like medicine and farming, increased survival and spurred population growth by a significant factor. farming and medicine have improved greatly, spurring growth on even more. that is exactly why your population idea is faulty.

  • im using the wikipedia timescale,its a evolution timescale,they were farming in Sumer,mesopotamia,history speaks of wars and famines,plagues,if you think medicine or hunting accidents or even childbirth slowed them down,well i hate to disappoint you cause those things still happen today,a vast share of the worlds population are still 3rd world conditions

  • is the vast majority of mankind still wearing animal skins and following herds of animals? no. farming had the biggest impact on population growth, but medicine has contributed greatly. even a 3rd world nation today is much better than those primitive days before farming, and will show a vast difference in child survival and population growth.

  • i just told you before farming was around mesopotamia,about 4000BC,remember aincient Sumer?as for animal skins im not sure

  • i saw something about this once. i believe they started farming due to increasing arid conditions, and civilization grew from there. they herded animals as well as farming. not sure when crops for clothing materials started. but clothing was made from animal hair at a pretty early time, i think.

    the hunter-gatherers wore skins from their kills. i'm sure it continued for quite a while after the beginning of farming and herding, until they had enough free time to experiment.

  • sliew72 I understand you don't like the theory of evolution; however, that doesn't change that evolution happened. Your denial of evolution is reminiscent of holocaust denial. The evidence for evolution has been compiled for over 150 years and the theory stands. That is about as sound a theory as you can have in science. I don't see you fighting cell theory, the theory of gravitation, the theory of relativity, germ theory or any of the other theories that help you on a daily basis.

  • And just like that you are wrong. People do deny the holocaust they call it "holocaust denial". I am not the first to make the comparison. Also evolution has been observed. Evolution is the fundamental principle of biology and is just as useful if not more useful than the theory of relativity. In other words you're wrong. If you don't like it I suggest you just get over it. I don't wish to be rude but sometimes the truth hurts. Also you don't "prove" theories in science.

  • rude?your too nice to be rude,truthfully,lol.People believe wat they want concerning the holocaust,my point is that such a thing happened,a historical fact,its in the movies ,the books,the people who lived thru it,some r still alive today,in other words,"theres no denying the holocaust"

  • For some reason youtube won't let me post the link for you. So just go to wiki and type in Holocaust denial. You will find plenty of info there. I have met people that deny evolution, the moon landing, and even the Holocaust but never someone who denies Holocaust denial.

  • TALK ABOUT COINCIDENCE OBAMA IS ON TV RIGHT NOW TALKING ABOUT HOLOCAUST DENIAL!!!!!!! No shit I am serious that was funny.

  • look at indias masses,look at the millions from africa,the arabic and asiatic races,notice also that these countries with the highest population levels in the world are also nearest to the "Cradle of civilization"

  • mankind evolved in africa, spread from there, and 3rd world nations, preindustrial nations, tend to have a higher birth rate than developed nations. medicine, though primitive in a lot of these areas, is still better than nothing, as the hunter-gatherers lived.

    also, don't forget most westerners are immigrants. more people would stay home rather than immigrate.

  • dont you think that the huge population numbers in 3rd world countries contradict wat your saying?

  • no, i didn't contradict myself. just look at the post "mankind evolved in africa", if you haven't yet. and don't forget that population growth slows in postindustrial times.

    could you start digging beyond the surface with your information? stop throwing information at me that just seems to support your beliefs. it's been ridiculously easy to break them down, simply by finding the rest of the story.

  • you broke them down by finding the rest of the story?how does the rest of the story go?is that the one with mankind originating in africa over 7 million yrs ago?lol,yea you got me there,lets be honest here you contradicted yourself previously,why you think a paleoanthropologists account on where life came from based findings of apelike bones and fossils is gonna convince me is puzzling,you have yet to account for man in his current form combined with a 70,000 yr history

  • the stories behind your facts, the additional information.

    how exactly did i contradict myself?

    the overall story of the human race is longer than 70,000 years, by the way. they've found fossil homo sapiens estimated at around 195,000 years. i spoke about the history issue. prehistoric humans didn't keep detailed histories.

    -shrugs- fossils of human ancestors are there, and have been well-studied. but, of course, you reject transitional fossils, right? on what grounds, i'm curious.

  • if i didnt reject transitional fossils i would be a evolutionist,or do you need a more indepth explanation?as for contradicting yourself,take your own advice and read the posts and far as im concerned 70,000 yrs wasnt enough for you huh,now humans have been around 195,000 yrs,there wouldnt be enough room on this planet for a population of 70,000 yrs let alone a 195,000 figure

  • so, you're still ignoring the factors of farming and medicine, as if they had nothing to do with population growth whatsoever.

    know what, i'm done here. you've ignored everything i've told you, or dismissed it out of hand, and continued with the same blatant logical fallacies.

    i don't know why i keep letting myself get dragged into scientific arguments with the scientifically ignorant. probably the hope i'll find someone who's simply ignorant, and not willfully ignorant.

  • im actually flattered to think that im having a scientific argument with you ,lol,but your right i am scientifically deficient in matters concerning evolution,but why would i need to know if i think the principles are wrong to begin with anyway,not to mention its most obvious fault that seems to defy logic,history and even common sense,

  • if you never learn about something, how can you learn if you're wrong? and i used the word scientific loosely. it was a bit one-sided.

    have you not payed attention to a single damn thing i've said?! we don't think humans were too dumb to start farming sooner. they were forced to start farming by conditions that made the hunter-gatherer life untenable. remember, the growing arid conditions?

    that is what i call willful ignorance, and that's why i have such a poor opinion of creationists.

  • if im guilty of willful ignorance then your guilty of stupidity,lack of commonsense,lack of logic,and a willingness to follow blindly the opinions of your peers and believe without question there views on worldly origins,some clown picks up a bone and says its 80 million yrs old you all agree,and YOU have a poor opinion of creationists

  • by the way ive paid close attention to everything youve said,we seem to backtracking over this farming issue,you originally bought this point up to explain the population increase when i mentioned the different rates between BC 2000 to 1 AD and 1 AD to 2005,but we both know farming has been around way before then.What got them started farming,arid conditions?hunter life untenable?who knows for sure,one things for sure and that is they were farming

  • yes i agree farming and medicine will aid the growth,as ive said before farming has been around a long time since mesopotamia,thats roughly 4000 BC,for some reason evolutionists seem to think people were to dumb back then to look after themselves

  • by the way where r these transitional fossils?you know the phrase "missing link" should be rephrased "missing links"cause if your gonna show me transitional fossils,then you have to provide transsitional fossils for everything,plants,man,beast,wh­atever,good luck and happy hunting

  • there's still a lot of talk about older civilizations than ancient sumer.

    egyptologist()org/discus/messa­ges/24/5545()html?1043589104

    has some interesting talk on the origins of early civilization.

  • I'm with you DrakeBlackHorn. As a great secular humanist once said "everyone's an atheist of something. There's been so many gods in so many cultures. We just go one god further."

    Evolution is an undeniable, scientifically provable fact. Get over it Sliew72 - and learn how to spell.

  • drakeblackhorn i dont know why u say i keep posting my comments sepaparately,what do u mean?how can you lose track,theres only u and me posting here,and i dont know wat u mean by strawman and i thought i had brought up a good point with my strongest argument,apparently not,

  • are you pressing "reply" on my comments, or posting in the box at the bottom of the screen? because i haven't received reply emails, and your comments are not attached to mine on the screen. i have to keep checking the video to see if you've replied.

    a strawman is when you misrepresent an opponent's argument or standpoint, replacing it with a weaker version, and defeat the weaker version, then pretend you defeated the real argument.

  • ah i c,didnt realise this would send an email and post here at the same time,and thx you for taking the time to explain the strawman meaning,now that i know wat u mean i suppose the ferrai does come across that way,well then lets look at humans and see if i can see signs of manufacture

  • what would you consider signs of manufacture? what comes to mind for me are nuts and bolts/screws, welds, and tool marks. and, of course, the known presence of the builder.

    i haven't seen any of this in living things.

  • humans have things that are similar and common in the natural world of animals and insects,for instance eyes,all eyes are not the same,for example a cat,or even a owl,they see better than us at night,or a eagle has really good eyesight to spot out its prey from high up,whatever animal or insect it may be a similar design is found in the way sight works

  • eyes are an excellent survival trait, so in evolution, you would expect those that gained eyes to take off, and eyes would become the norm. with evolution, you would also expect a great deal of variation in the eye.

    you can actually take evolutionary models for the eye, from photocell to human eye, and find living examples of most steps in nature.

    now, why are humans so similar to other vertebrate life? the answer seems obvious to me. common descent, supported by various types of evidence.

  • something from nothing,MAGIC

  • something from nothing? that would be a strawman of big bang, not evolution.

  • Sliew, Only Creationists believe something came from nothing. Stop trying to tell me what I believe.

  • you think that because scientists can't give exact detail, then the whole thing's wrong? that's a ridiculous demand, which suggests you'll never have 'enough evidence' to accept it.

    the scientific community, as i said before, has already gathered enough evidence to conclude that evolutionary theory is sound. and the existence of the evolution process is no longer debated at all, only details! evolution is a known process. evolution theories explain it, and take it further.

  • look drakeblackhorn,i think its a real pain in the butt to find the comment that you replied to and reply back,if you wanna know wat ive said jump on and check, i think thats better than getting a heap emails, as im very interested in the topic i plan to be around to make evolutionists see the light

  • i've 'seen the light'. i was raised christian, and left because i started reading the bible. i didn't even get deep into science until after i'd left.

  • so, if you're not scared, then why are you posting them separate? i didn't actually say you were scared, by the way. i was thinking it's more likely you wanted me to lose track, so it'd look like you were unchallenged. it's happened to me many times, so it's a reasonable thought.

  • a ferrari is a machine. it does not reproduce, does not mutate, is not affected by selection or environmental pressures, and shows obvious signs of manufacture. we know for a fact it was built, and can see those who built it.

    comparing it to living things is nothing but a weak strawman.

    you know what? unless you bring up a real point in your next slew of comments, i'm not going to bother with you anymore. you'll also have to show you actually do understand at least the basics of evolution.

  • just because i dont know the inbetweens of evolution doesnt mean i dont know wat evolutions about,even my kid can tell me the basics of evolution,at which point i start from in evolution makes no difference,whether it be from the monkeys or amino acids or from something even simpler,the end results are the same

  • so, if you know evolution, why do you insist on calling it magic? also, what do you make of the evidence that has convinced the scientific community?

    by the way, why are you posting your comments separate from mine? do you not want me to know you're responding?

  • copied and pasted from wikipedia

  • when water vapor first liquefied,[2] and 2.7 billion years ago, when the ratio of stable isotopes of carbon (12C and 13C), iron (56Fe, 57Fe, and 58Fe) and sulfur (32S, 33S, 34S, and 36S) points to a biogenic origin of minerals and sediments[3][4] and molecular biomarkers indicate photosynthesis.[5][6] This topic also includes panspermia and other exogenic theories regarding possible extra-planetary or extraterrestrial origins of life.[7]

  • In the natural sciences, abiogenesis, the question of the origin of life, is the study of how life on Earth emerged from non-life. Scientific consensus is that abiogenesis occurred sometime between 4.4 billion years ago

  • and if you do know about evolution, and have studied it using reliable sources, you will know about the great amount of evidence that has been gathered. for the scientific community, it is quite incontrovertible with the current evidence.

    you give a scanty description, leaving out substance and detail, that itself nearly forms a strawman argument. you do know about abiogenesis, right? evolution only starts with the first primitive structures that could possibly be called 'life'.

  • i do know about evolution,i was taught it in school,you see it on tv,cable internet,libraries have hundreds of books on them,everyone knows about evolution,wats so hard about knowing we all came from amino acids that eventually became us

  • you haven't shown any working knowledge, and i've only seen people who were scientifically illiterate say the ridiculous things you have.

    "...oh look a evolved ferrari...", "...4 billion yrs from amino acid to man aint magic?", and "...put together by chance..." point towards ignorance concerning evolution.

    abiogenesis begins with even simpler things than amino acids, just so you know.

  • it's easy to just dismiss something you don't know anything about, isn't it? you wouldn't say such ignorant things if you'd bother to learn.