Dawkins debunks Harun Yahya 4of4
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i watched all four parts hoping for a scientific answer to some of Harun Yahya's serious arguments (despite the stupid and silly pictures he used in his atlas) but all I found is a personal attack on and loads of making fun of the pictures!
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Creationist votebots.
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how does his series have so many thumbs down??
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@Gazdo01 "Ape is the name given to all of the above, EXCEPT for humans"
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In recent years biologists have preferred to use only monophyletic groups in classifications, that is only groups which include all the descendants of a common ancestor…Hominoidea is one such group. Biologists use the term 'ape' to mean all the members of the superfamily Hominoidea
See M. Benton's textbook: The apes, Hominoidea, today include the gibbons and orangutan, the gorilla and chimpanzee, and humans
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@josefino08 I'm happy to hear about Mr Linnaeus correspondance... But it is possible that he is wrong as well. I was only stating what myself have found in my reading.
Maybe Linnaeus couldn't not find any genereic charactic toi distinguish between man and ape. Does not change what I was saying, i.e. the CLASSIFICATION exists, in which humans are NOT considered to be apes...
I wasn't so much of an argument "against Dawkins" by the way. Just saying that it is always good to double check info.
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@Gazdo01 Your argument against Dawkins is very week. Carl Linnaeus, the Swedish scientist who created the binomial system of classifying plants and animals according to genus and species wrote to a fellow naturalist that he could not find any generic character...by which to distinguish between man and ape. But realizing the delicate nature of the issue, Linnaeus decided to place humans in the separate Homo. So, ALL you said is actually untrue.
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What Dawkins said about humans being apes is not entirely correct. In fact, gibbons, orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees and humans are all part of the hominoidea superfamily, a term that means we have a vertebral column, but no tail, our last vertebra having been fused together to produce the coccyx.
Ape is the name given to all of the above, EXCEPT for humans. Some even divide these into "great" and "lesser" apes.
I really enjoyed listening to Dawkins, but not ALL he says is actually true.
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Yah-ya WHAT-EVA! more like. George Galloway's evil muslim twin.
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@coolvideo28 I've read the Bible. I'll send you my favorite verses from it as a personal message.
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@drrobertoboogie97 I never said call me names. You obviously know nothing about the bible because you completly lied. If you have nothing to bring to the table so you have to run to your spell checker then get a life because this is a comment section not an essay contest. You dont even have a youtube channel or at least its not accesible. what are you just a troll ?
I've been a theist ever since I can remember, yet I've never discounted science as false or a lie.
As a kid I was fascinated with dinosaurs, that they lived millions and millions of years ago and that this earth is itself billions of years, I've always found that amazing.
I asked my gran once, when I was very young, who came first, Adam & Eve or "the cavemen"? She chuckled and explained that Adam & Eve was simply a story they used to tell round the camp fire. I was shaken but I accepted it...
Dhalsim06 2 years ago 35
The fact that some animals or plants show little or no change is PREDICTED by EVOLUTION. EVOLUTION is not a ladder, up which species MUST CLIMB. If an environment remains STATIC and UNCHANGING there is no pressure for adaptation, so no change will ensue. This is predicted by natural selection. But 99% of ALL species that have ever lived are extinct, through catastrophy or 'failure' to adapt. Some 'design'! How many billions of creatures have lived and died; for what 'purpose'? So wasteful!
derek24hudson 2 years ago 35