[donh]

As to using it for the differences in species and see who came first, this is also nonsense. You have to disprove my statement that species stopped mutating shortly after they arose. Otherwise even this use of the clock is total nonsense also.

Oh, really. And if you say "the sun shines black" do I have to disprove that too before you will bother to read anything on the subjects you wish to expound on?

[gore3000]

As to using it for the differences in species and see who came first, this is also nonsense. You have to disprove my statement that species stopped mutating shortly after they arose. Otherwise even this use of the clock is total nonsense also.-me-

Oh, really. And if you say "the sun shines black" do I have to disprove that too before you will bother to read anything on the subjects you wish to expound on?

If species did not stop mutating - as I have already explained to you - then the clock has been running the same amount of time for all species so the 'clock" can tell us nothing about who came first, what features arose first, or even if the present features of species which we suspect existed long before others, are the same or completely different now than then. Therefore the whole clock idea is just plain bunk and another attempt by evolutionists to manufacture evidence because they don't have any.