US Women vs Spain next week.

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There is a Full Blood Wolf Moon too.

https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/ex...veston-strays/

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Before Eve was born from Adam's rib, before scibes were writing with feathers the stories inspired and chosen to be included in the Torah or Bible before the printing press spread the word,
66 million years ago, dinosaur down was evolving into feathers

"While mulling over the similarities and discrepancies between Prum’s ideas and those of his peers, I kept returning to a passage in his book. In 2010, Prum and his colleagues revealed that a crow-size dinosaur called Anchiornis huxleyi was beautifully adorned: gray body plumage, an auburn mohawk and long white limb feathers with black spangles. Why dinosaurs originally evolved feathers has long perplexed scientists. At first, layers of fuzzy filaments, similar to a chick’s down, most likely helped dinosaurs repel water and regulate body temperature. But what explains the development of broad, flat feathers like those found on Anchiornis? Flight is the intuitive answer, but the first planar feathers were probably too primitive for flight or gliding, lacking the distinct asymmetry that makes birds’ feathers aerodynamic. In his book, Prum advocates for an alternative hypothesis that has been gaining support: Large feathers evolved to be beautiful.

The aesthetic possibilities of fuzzy down are limited. “The innovative planar feather vane, however, creates a well-defined, two-dimensional surface on which it is possible to create a whole new world of complex color patterns within every feather,” Prum writes. Only later did birds co-opt their big, glamorous plumes for flight, which is probably a key reason that some of them survived mass extinction 66 million years ago. Birds transformed what was once mere frippery into some of the most enviable adaptations on the planet, from the ocean-spanning breadth of an albatross to the torpedoed silhouette of a plunging falcon. Yet they never abandoned their sense of style, using feathers as a medium for peerless pageantry. A feather, then, cannot be labeled the sole product of either natural or sexual selection. A feather, with its reciprocal structure, embodies the confluence of two powerful and equally important evolutionary forces: utility and beauty.

If these things can happen in 66 million years then imagine what could happen to chemicals and atoms in a Soup for billions of years mixed with a meterorite from Mars- they could become micro-organisms. They say we are made up of atoms and vibrations and we pass on, who knows it the matter and atoms continue on in spirit.

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https://www.texasmonthly.com/news/ex...veston-strays/

Red wolf DNA lives on.

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If these things can happen in 66 million years then imagine what could happen to chemicals and atoms in a Soup for billions of years mixed with a meterorite from Mars- they could become micro-organisms. They say we are made up of atoms and vibrations and we pass on, who knows it the matter and atoms continue on in spirit.

From scratch....in the so called primordial soup with random uncontrolled conditions...never the same.....Synthesis of the protein molecules in significant yield, without degradation of the product instaneously or in relatively short time (given the random non controlled conditions) and then having that molecule interact with other molecules to form specific desired products again and again to just get to the basic building blocks of life so that evolution and natural selection may actually begin....

I’m very sorry, but it’s not even close to the same as micro revolution of traits that are “beautiful” or “strategicly sexually advantageous” or “associated with high capacity to learn or problem solve” or anything like that. It’s apples to oranges.

The only argument I hear is that over enough time...it will happen. That’s not necessarily the case.

You seem genuinely interested in the subject all I’m asking is do some reading and studying with an open mind. Forget what you think you know be open to where ever the science and statistical probabilities lead you. You might be surprised.

Good luck, it’s always good to hear the other side of the argument.

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From scratch....in the so called primordial soup with random uncontrolled conditions...never the same.....Synthesis of the protein molecules in significant yield, without degradation of the product instaneously or in relatively short time (given the random non controlled conditions) and then having that molecule interact with other molecules to form specific desired products again and again to just get to the basic building blocks of life so that evolution and natural selection may actually begin....

I’m very sorry, but it’s not even close to the same as micro revolution of traits that are “beautiful” or “strategicly sexually advantageous” or “associated with high capacity to learn or problem solve” or anything like that. It’s apples to oranges.

The only argument I hear is that over enough time...it will happen. That’s not necessarily the case.

You seem genuinely interested in the subject all I’m asking is do some reading and studying with an open mind. Forget what you think you know be open to where ever the science and statistical probabilities lead you. You might be surprised.

Good luck, it’s always good to hear the other side of the argument.

Divine intervention could have turned the basic building blocks for life into life and then it got out of control.

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I heard Trevor will be there is this true?

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At the USA Spain game?

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Divine intervention could have turned the basic building blocks for life into life and then it got out of control.

Maybe.

I’m not espousing “God created Adam.”

I’m not espousing humans are some experiment gone wrong.

I’m not espousing we are living in a simulation or holographic universe (interesting theories though).

I’m just saying life on this planet is not due to random interaction of hydrogen, carbon, oxygen, phosphorus, nitrogen, and sulfur....over time without SOME KIND of intervention or control.

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Maybe.

I’m not espousing “God created Adam.”

I’m not espousing humans are some experiment gone wrong.

I’m not espousing we are living in a simulation or holographic universe (interesting theories though).

I’m just saying life on this planet is not due to random interaction of hydrogen, carbon, oxygen, phosphorus, nitrogen, and sulfur....over time without SOME KIND of intervention or control.

Scientists have tried to recreate the ingredients in the soup and they began to combine and morph but of course the soup has not been around long enough in the same primitive conditions as 300,000 years ago. Seems about every time the news is on we are discovering a new World out in space. I try to appreciate the sun on my body and be thankful to be here in this moment in time.

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13.5 Billion years ago (in Earth years)- matter, energy, time and space came into being as far as research shows.
300,000 years later- matter and energy coalesced into complex structures called atoms which then combined into molecules.
3.8 Billion years ago on the planet Earth - certain molecules combined to form larger and more intricate structures call organisms (one celled?).
2.5 Million years ago- Animals much like today's humans first appeared. They were insignificant animals with no more impact on their environment or stand out from the other organisms sharing their environment. They didn't know that their descendents would one day split atoms and fly to the moon.
70,000 year ago- The brains and development of humans began to change.
12,000 years ago -The Agricultural revolution sped up the evolution.
Homo Sapiens are part of noisy family called the great apes. Humans used to have other brothers and sisters like Homo Rudolfensis and Home Erectus and Homo Neandertanensis and Homo Soloensis and Home Floriesiensis and Homo Denisova, but for the last 10,000 years our species Home Sapiens has been the only human species left standing.
Will the Science Revolution end humanity and history?

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At the USA Spain game?

This is true.

I will be there to get some touches in with the USWNT before heading back to south FL. Gotta bag the classy broads on occasion, you crazy latin women got hips but you don't know how to act. Gotta roll ya off the bench and out the back seat in the dark so no one sees.

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[QUOTE=Unregistered;2411655]13.5 Billion years ago (in Earth years)- matter, energy, time and space came into being as far as research shows.
300,000 years later- matter and energy coalesced into complex structures called atoms which then combined into molecules.
3.8 Billion years ago on the planet Earth - certain molecules combined to form larger and more intricate structures call organisms (one celled?).
2.5 Million years ago- Animals much like today's humans first appeared. They were insignificant animals with no more impact on their environment or stand out from the other organisms sharing their environment. They didn't know that their descendents would one day split atoms and fly to the moon.
70,000 year ago- The brains and development of humans began to change.
12,000 years ago -The Agricultural revolution sped up the evolution.
Homo Sapiens are part of noisy family called the great apes. Humans used to have other brothers and sisters like Homo Rudolfensis and Home Erectus and Homo Neandertanensis and Homo Soloensis and Home Floriesiensis and Homo Denisova, but for the last 10,000 years our species Home Sapiens has been the only human species left standing.
Will the Science Revolution end humanity and history?[/QUOTE

This regurgitates a framework that seems reasonable until one deletes into the details of it actually happening.

3.8 billion...certain molecules combine to form larger more intricate structures??? Lolololol. Ok. That explains it.

The actual chemical reactions needed under very specific environmental conditions to yield specific precursors is a huge problem that can not even be remotely explained even with our vast synthetic chemical knowledge today.

Let alone the combination of the correct molecules To form even very basic systems or single or multiple molecular “machines.”

The devil is always in the details and that’s why no one can even come up with a plausible working theory as to how the above happened.

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13.5 Billion years ago (in Earth years)- matter, energy, time and space came into being as far as research shows.
300,000 years later- matter and energy coalesced into complex structures called atoms which then combined into molecules.
3.8 Billion years ago on the planet Earth - certain molecules combined to form larger and more intricate structures call organisms (one celled?).
2.5 Million years ago- Animals much like today's humans first appeared. They were insignificant animals with no more impact on their environment or stand out from the other organisms sharing their environment. They didn't know that their descendents would one day split atoms and fly to the moon.
70,000 year ago- The brains and development of humans began to change.
12,000 years ago -The Agricultural revolution sped up the evolution.
Homo Sapiens are part of noisy family called the great apes. Humans used to have other brothers and sisters like Homo Rudolfensis and Home Erectus and Homo Neandertanensis and Homo Soloensis and Home Floriesiensis and Homo Denisova, but for the last 10,000 years our species Home Sapiens has been the only human species left standing.
Will the Science Revolution end humanity and history?[/QUOTE

This regurgitates a framework that seems reasonable until one deletes into the details of it actually happening.

3.8 billion...certain molecules combine to form larger more intricate structures??? Lolololol. Ok. That explains it.

The actual chemical reactions needed under very specific environmental conditions to yield specific precursors is a huge problem that can not even be remotely explained even with our vast synthetic chemical knowledge today.

Let alone the combination of the correct molecules To form even very basic systems or single or multiple molecular “machines.”

The devil is always in the details and that’s why no one can even come up with a plausible working theory as to how the above happened.

Life Finds a way

Jurassic Park has never been wrong

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Life Finds a way

Jurassic Park has never been wrong

Soccer Finds a way.

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Soccer Finds a way.

Rush finds a way.