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To: KMJames

Good heavens, no. But I'd say 150 years without a contradicting fact makes a good trend line.

There are always controversies at the fringe of understanding, and, I suppose, always the possibility that the findings will point away from "random" variation.

I just doubt it, and if it isn't "random" it will follow known laws of chemistry and physics.


826 posted on 08/24/2005 4:04:41 PM PDT by js1138 (Science has it all: the fun of being still, paying attention, writing down numbers...)
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To: js1138
...it will follow known laws of chemistry and physics

I concur. At least insofar as we are talking about changes beginning at some point in the middle of the process and continuing to the present.

I suppose the matter of the "beginning of life" may not "follow known laws of chemistry and physics"- but, that is not a question that evolution purports to address, correct?

827 posted on 08/24/2005 5:35:13 PM PDT by KMJames
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