[ahayes]

So were you ever going to prove that coral have endotoxin recognition, or are you satisfied with just claiming they do in the presence of evidence that they don’t?

Poor, poor Southack. We have evidence, and it says fish and coral share a common ancestor and lobe-finned fish and humans share a common ancestor. Your wishing this were not so does not make the evidence vanish any more than your wishing you could fly will make you sprout wings.

[Southack]

"So were you ever going to prove that coral have endotoxin recognition, or are you satisfied with just claiming they do in the presence of evidence that they don’t?" - ahayes

Evidence that coral doesn't have endotoxin recognition?! My, aren't you cheeky. Wait. Lemme guess. TLR in coral can be ignored because it isn't TLR-4 in humans (even though TLR-4 in Fish bizarrely does something completely different).

Who do you think that you're fooling?!

[Southack]

"We have evidence, and it says fish and coral share a common ancestor and lobe-finned fish and humans share a common ancestor." - ahayes

Nope. You don't have evidence. You have conjecture. There's no DNA evidence of lobe-finned fish sharing an ancestor with anything because there is no DNA that has been sequenced for lobe-finned Fish.

So don't claim that you have evidence when you don't.