[bondserv]

"Simply put, evolution has been working very hard to produce us humans," said Bruce Lahn, an assistant professor of human genetics at the University of Chicago and an investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute."

This professor needs to get his story straight with the evo's on FR. Evolution can't "work" hard, by definition. These anthropomorphism's can't be allowed to taint the clear message.

"Our study offers the first genetic evidence that humans occupy a unique position in the tree of life."

Doesn't he know there are no unique positions in evolution. Why must he give fodder for the enemy.

HeHe...

[Dataman]

This professor needs to get his story straight with the evo's on FR. Evolution can't "work" hard, by definition. These anthropomorphism's can't be allowed to taint the clear message.

Yes, and it is random, directionless, purposeless evolution that worked so hard on creating the human brain. It does seem that evolutionists exempt themselves from consistency when convenient, doesn't it?

[VadeRetro]

Evolution can't "work" hard, by definition.

Here's a post I made in March 2002 explaining punk eek to someone who didn't understand it at the time. (I'll refrain from speculating how much has changed since then.)

I saved it under the heading "My personal punk-eek example." Note the particular hypothetical I chose for illustrative purposes. I mention it now because you seem to be crowing over catching us "once again changing our story."

Still, way to go! You've discovered punk-eek! Someday you may know something about evolution. (Of course, you'll probably go to Hell for it.)

[LiteKeeper]

AMEN - YEC INTREP

[AndrewC]

"Our study offers the first genetic evidence that humans occupy a unique position in the tree of life."

Exactly as predicted by Darwin.