Biology 1A - Lecture 25: Human Genetics and Epigenetics
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Biology 1A - Lecture 25: Human Genetics and Epigeneticsby UCBerkeley865 views
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Lab 11 Genetics Lectureby biol10111,121 views
@lotmein20 I'm so used to it that it really just makes me feel pity for these people.. I know that's sad to say, but it's true. I've grown up around religious dogmas my whole life and I am the only person in my family that I know of that isn't a theist. My parents still say that they'll pray for me, and I just laugh to that. People are just afraid that with evolution, their whole life would be meaningless an insignificant.
Nick153452 4 months ago
@shaista1802 Please read "Pairwise Comparisons of Mitochondrial DNA Sequences in Stable and Exponentially Growing Population" give me your thoughts. Its a paper in the field justifying the distribution of genetics in the human population. Just FYI, the original Hebrew bible used the word day to mean a span of time. Evolution, science and almighty God meet and may god inspire the quantification of life. God did create man and all in its present form. long live turtles XD
jaceaerojock 5 months ago
@shaista1802 Well not believing in evolution is not really a stance. There's not much to beleive in............... If you don't believe in it you are just ignoring scientific knowledge. I think we call that Ignorance.
Nick153452 7 months ago
@Nick153452 i sad that i dont believe on evolution
shaista1802 7 months ago
LoL Hot Poop!
CBALL2212 8 months ago
@shaista1802 I don't get your comment.. But yes, I "Believe" in evolution, mostly because it's coherent and consistent.
Nick153452 8 months ago
@Nick153452 i jst say only one 2 u that GOD has crested al us in our present form.anywys u hv r8 2 say any.........................like beliv on evolution????//?////
shaista1802 8 months ago
Alternative view of evolution see video book trailer
dltanner99 1 year ago
@seanmPWH Yeah.. Too bad I believe in the theory of evolution and that you are responsible for your actions past a certain threshold of awareness..
Nick153452 1 year ago
37:00 the professor asks about criminal conviction in light of genetic causes, at one point in my life I would have agreed that this presents some kind of conundrum; Now I'm of the opinion that judgments against crimes are judgments against the genome, and even the creation, (or universe, if you prefer). These are correct judgments because the creation itself is fallen and corrupt. His question only would be problematic if you're starting from the premise that the universe is good or neutral.
seanmPWH 1 year ago