Re: Question regarding mutation under sexual reproduction

In message <f8uge2d8bidvdedja3mosmgj08kvkgpb39@xxxxxxx>, CreateThis <CreateThis@xxxxxxxxxx> writes
On Sun, 20 Aug 2006 13:22:54 +0100, Ernest Major
<{$to$}@meden.demon.co.uk> wrote:

In message <4kquktFdg14mU1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, alwaysaskingquestions
<alwaysaskingquestions@xxxxxxxxx> writes

"CreateThis" <CreateThis@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On 19 Aug 2006 14:09:18 -0700, "AL" <darknessfall@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

[...]

It seems fairly unlikely... am I missing something
here?

The majority of your brain cells.

"pops out"? LOL.


And you seem to be missing the brain cells that tell you when someone not
knowing a lot about evolution comes here to learn more; or maybe you're just
missing the brain cells that hold that amorphous thing the rest of us call
'good manners'.



He might have been mistaken for "Al" <aavery6801@xxxxxxxxx>, a recent
arrival on talk.origins, who has already blotted his copybook.

I did make that mistake. However, it sounds to me like this AL might
be trying to challenge rather than innocently question. If he's
really curious you'd think he'd do a few minutes worth of reading on
the topic before jumping in. He was smart enough and interested
enough to find this newsgroup...

CT

1) Checking the original post I don't find that to be strongly supported by the post.
2) Innocent until proven guilty.
3) Think of how it looks to the lurkers.

The question does display a warped understanding of evolution, but there is assorted evidence that that is not uncommon among Americans - whether the ladder fallacy, or a belief that it involves saltation, or other misunderstandings that escape my attention.
--
alias Ernest Major

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