[airforceF4]

In regards to this whole ID argument...yesterday's news widely reported that doctors are being urged not to use 2 of the most popular anti-viral medications in the treatment of the most common form of flu, Type-A. The reason? The virus has adapted to the environment of antibiotics. These 2 medications, which were extremely effective just last year (90% was reported), are no longer as effective against type-A flu. Tamaflu still works, tho. Will the ID supporters explain this advisory in their own language & perspective? I'd love to hear it.

[bondserv]

The virus has adapted to the environment of antibiotics...

Will the ID supporters explain this advisory in their own language & perspective? I'd love to hear it.

Science is entertaining and sometimes helpful!

Do you ever get callouses? Why don't you have them all the time? Are the genetics for callous production in the junk DNA regions?

We know and understand less than 1% of our reality.

[RaceBannon]

that doesnt mean that the virus evolved, but that some of the virusus never were affected and replicated

[Doctor Stochastic]

The Designer stepped in and modified the flu strains to make them more robust. It's the only way a dumb virus can get a favorable mutation. She may grant the Bird Flue a favorable mutation to allow it to be transmitted from human to human.