[RunningWolf]

Another thing, take any chemical process whether it is one that makes a more complex compound or one that breaks a compound down into the more and more simple ending up with the most basic of compounds and or elements. For example when you burn methane you end up with water & some Co2 etc. But Methane is not those elemental compound and those base elemental compounds are not methane.

Now apply this to the part physical and part bio mechanical extraction processes to produce 'dna'.

My point here is that substance they are seeing after the extraction process is only a facsimile of dna, not the real article that exists in a live cell.

W.

[Ichneumon]

Another thing, take any chemical process whether it is one that makes a more complex compound or one that breaks a compound down into the more and more simple ending up with the most basic of compounds and or elements. For example when you burn methane you end up with water & some Co2 etc. But Methane is not those elemental compound and those base elemental compounds are not methane.

Neither water nor CO2 are "elemental", you goof, plus the phrase "elemental compound" is a contradiction in terms -- if something is an element it's not a compound, and vice versa. Nor are water or CO2 somehow "elemental" relative to methane in any other sense of the word. Where did you "learn" chemistry, from Jack Chick comics?

But Methane is not those elemental compound and those base elemental compounds are not methane.

Thank you, Mr. Obvious...

Now apply this to the part physical and part bio mechanical extraction processes to produce 'dna'.

I'd like to, but in order to "apply this" it would have had to have made some kind of sense, and your ramblings didn't. Also, I find hugely amusing your apparently belief that "bio mechanical extraction processes" are somehow not "physical" processes.

My point here is that substance they are seeing after the extraction process is only a facsimile of dna, not the real article that exists in a live cell.

And your "point" is quite simply entirely erroneous. Come back and try again when you have a clue about how DNA analysis is actually done. Hint: It's actually done on real DNA, not "facsimile" DNA, whatever in the hell *that* might be in your wild fantasies.

Someday I hope to meet an anti-evolutionist who actually understood the first thing about the subject he's attempting to critique, and who didn't have his head filled full of all sorts of bizarre things that were just plain wrong, but I'm still waiting in vain for that happy day.

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Facsimile DNA Placemarker

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RW

Generally I don't post to you. I think it would be a waste of my time. You have a history of posting some real howlers, but this post belongs in the top 5 of Crapdom.

Before shooting off your mouth, why don't you learn something about what you are talking about?