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<blockquote data-quote="cotjones" data-source="post: 7665642" data-attributes="member: 573988">lol wut?No, actually fossils show conclusively that more complex organisms ARE generally newer? Your argument here doesn&#039;t make any sense. Why would 2 organisms at any time display the same amount of anomalies?The earliest multicellular life is thought to be sponges. Sponges are alive today along side all the other newer species. However as we travel back the timeline of fossils everything else disappears until we finally reach a point where there are nothing BUT sponges and single celled organisms. Just about any organism alive today can be traced via this method. That is very clearly indicative of the derived complexity in organisms today.The selecting factor is what determines the extent of evolution. Mutations that don&#039;t contribute to fitness go extinct. You are asking me to dumb down the theory to something it&#039;s not.Do me a favor, sum up Electronics theory for me. So that I can understand how a smartphone works enough to design one....And your posts are insult to human intelligence, btw.Now this is 3 times I&#039;ve given you summaries of Evolution despite the fact that the field entails so much information, and your still blabbing about me moving the goal line and all this garbage. Fact is you are just an idiot, and probably always will be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cotjones, post: 7665642, member: 573988"] lol wut? No, actually fossils show conclusively that more complex organisms ARE generally newer? Your argument here doesn't make any sense. Why would 2 organisms at any time display the same amount of anomalies? The earliest multicellular life is thought to be sponges. Sponges are alive today along side all the other newer species. However as we travel back the timeline of fossils everything else disappears until we finally reach a point where there are nothing BUT sponges and single celled organisms. Just about any organism alive today can be traced via this method. That is very clearly indicative of the derived complexity in organisms today. The selecting factor is what determines the extent of evolution. Mutations that don't contribute to fitness go extinct. You are asking me to dumb down the theory to something it's not. Do me a favor, sum up Electronics theory for me. So that I can understand how a smartphone works enough to design one. ...And your posts are insult to human intelligence, btw. Now this is 3 times I've given you summaries of Evolution despite the fact that the field entails so much information, and your still blabbing about me moving the goal line and all this garbage. Fact is you are just an idiot, and probably always will be. [/QUOTE]

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