Originally posted by The Chess ExpressWhat a pathetic liar!!!!! No, I never used the term "half wing" on its own and actually neither did you; I used the term "half wing, half leg" which I got from one of the asinine sites YOU GAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[b/]Honestly, I had no clue what you possibly could have meant. The term 'half wing'
is a meaningless one and certainly isn't part of the evolutionist vernacular. Give me a break. Perhaps you didn't intend the term to have the effect it did because in your mind it made a lot of sense, but it was and remains wholly unintelligible in any sort of ev exactly are you saying? That evolutionists don’t think that ostrich wings are fading away?
Originally posted by The Chess ExpressHalf wings don't exist.
Originally posted by marauder
"animals come in entire, evolved forms not with "half-leg, half-wings".
You used the phrase to represent the entire animal kingdom and that is how I used it. Ostriches and penguins were just two examples. Half wings and legs can also pertain to redundant features.
I know that’s a little deep for a moron such as yourself.
Half legs don't exist.
"Half wings, half legs" or "Part wings, part legs" don't exist
Animals DO come in entire, evolved forms. Before the individual animal is born, evolution has done all it is going to do to its individual form. Individual animals don't "continue to evolve"; species do.
Please, I beg you, go down to your local junior high school and ask if you can sit in on a 7th grade biology course. Your ignorance is so appalling that even I am beginning to feel sorry for you.
Originally posted by no1marauderAn individual in Judaism might, but no branch of Judaism insists that ANY
As an aside, Nemesio, if you know; does ANY branch of Judaism insist that the Genesis Garden of Eden story is literally true in all its details?
part of the Bible is literally true except that the Lord is the One God. Debate about
what a part of the Bible means is a necessary part of Judiasm. And no Jew would
ever insist that another Jew wasn't a Jew because he held a different, (non-)literal
interpretation of a Scriptural passage.
To use the term 'literalism' with 'Judiasm' makes no sense. That construct evolved out
of Gentile Christianity. I'm pleased to see that it is finally breaking down after a couple
of millenia.
Nemesio
Originally posted by no1marauderSounds like the kind of stupid distinction you would make. Animals make up a species and a species is always evolving. The individual animal represents a certain place in the evolution process. It is not “entirely evolved” as a dummy like you says, it has stopped it’s evolutionary process.
Half wings don't exist.
Half legs don't exist.
"Half wings, half legs" or "Part wings, part legs" don't exist
Animals DO come in entire, evolved forms. Before the individual animal is born, evolution as done all it is going to do to its individual form. Individual animals don't "continue to evolve"; species do.
Please, I ...[text shortened]... course. Your ignorance is so appalling that even I am beginning to feel sorry for you.
Originally posted by The Chess ExpressYou are the stupidest person I've ever dealt with. You objected to my statement that "animals come in entire, evolved forms not with half-legs, half-wings". Do you know what you were even saying? That statement is accurate, period. There is no overreaching "evolution process"; there's just evolution. On second thought, don't go to a 7th grade class - the kids will only laugh at you.
Sounds like the kind of stupid distinction you would make. Animals make up a species and a species is always evolving. The individual animal represents a certain place in the evolution process. It is not “entirely evolved” as a dummy like you says, it has stopped it’s evolutionary process.
Originally posted by DoctorScribblesI agree. Chimpanzee's don;t play banjo because it takes it take more than just hands to play. It takes a mind, with excellent coordination too.
Why must this be true?
Chimpanzees have fully formed hands but they don't play the banjo.
It takes more than hands to play the banjo. It takes more than wings to fly.
Even if ostrichs had better wings they still (probably) wouldn't fly. They'd need alot of other adaptations (such as correct musculature, and the proper metabolism (it is hypothesized (with reasonable physics evidence) that Pterydactyl (which'd be about the same size I guess) could not take off - it had to fall from somewhere high to build up enough velociity for its wings to provide enough lift for it to fly)). Ostriches got big because they didn't fly. The wings got smaller, because there is an evolutionary cost to building them, and provide little benefit (some balance, some efficiency of running, since they provide some lift, which means they can run faster - like an F1 car)... Like a storm, evolution tries to balance the 'best option'.