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drj11 -> RE: Comments from Uncommondescent Posts (6/19/2008 6:02:39 PM)
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ORIGINAL: drj11 You already admitted that this has been explained. You then reduced the argument further, basically saying "Well, even if the flagellum isnt IC, the pieces that formed the flagellum are IC". How many times do you have to reduce the 'irreducible' system before its irreducibly complex? Don't put words in my mouth. This is why I don't take people like you seriously. You seem delusional, for instance, you put words in my mouth that I never said. However, you seem to actually believe what you say. Method, on the other hand, seems to be smart enough to know that his arguments are nonsensual. No, you said: Speculation does not constitute an explanation. Show me the emergence of structures like the flagellum independently of already existing IC and SC structures (and already existing DNA that codes for such structures). This statement basically amounts to a tacit admission that a plausible explanation was posited for the evolution of flagellum even after it was claimed to be IC. The flagellum has been shown to be comprised of pieces, that when broken apart, that could serve other functions with in the cell. That makes it reducibly complex. You dodge this explanation by changing the criteria. You now say that those independent pieces of the flagellum are IC themselves. That just begs the question, why is the flagellum itself the continual focus of the IDers? Why not focus on one of these precursor flagellum systems that is IC (allegedly)? And now that the flagellum has been shown not to be so IC, why should we give anyone one iota of credibility when they simply say it doesnt count (because they say so). I believe that is referred to as "Moving the goal posts". Sorry Beta, but when someone believes in a talking snake, birds appearing before mammals, a 6k year old earth, women being created from ribs, and man being molded from topsoil, because of an ambiguously written man-made text presented in the same manner as other creation stories from the same genre and time period, you don't get to accuse others of being delusional. Especially when the majority of Christians out there would call what you believe delusional.
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