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The Miserable End of Darwinian Evolution
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The Miserable End of Darwinian Evolution

“There can be no going downhill - species can’t get worse as a prelude to getting better.” – Page 91, Climbing Mount Improbable, by Richard Dawkins

“It cannot be said often enough that Darwinian theory does not allow for getting temporarily worse in quest of a long-term goal.” – Ibid, Page 132

“To say it again, going down the slopes of Mount Improbable is not allowed by Natural Selection.” – Ibid,  Page 134

“The fact of heredity sees to it that the accidental improvements found in each generation are accumulated over many generations.  At the end of many generations of cumulative finding, a designoid object is produced which may make us gasp with admiration at the perfection of its apparent design.”  – Ibid, Page 28
We shall now “gasp with admiration at the perfection” of the apparent design of Darwinian “selection” today.
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Slums are the fastest growing, i.e. most Darwinian, human habit on earth today.  Worldwide, over one billion humans live in them, 24% of all humanity.

“Going down the slopes of Mount Improbable is not allowed by natural selection.”  The billion plus humans living in slums are not going up any slopes other than trash.

Making copies of ourselves “is every living object’s sole reason for living.” – Richard Dawkins

Then Dawkins and his atheist accomplices are all losing the evolutionary battle, and for them, what else is there, really?
While religiously unaffiliated people currently make up 16% of the global population, only an estimated 10% of the world’s newborns between 2010 and 2015 were born to religiously unaffiliated mothers..
By 2055 to 2060, just 9% of all babies will be born to religiously unaffiliated women, while more than seven-in-ten will be born to either Muslims (36%) or Christians (35%). – PewResearch.org/religion/2017/04/05

We could call this “The Tragedy of the Brights,” as they like to call themselves in smug, pretend superiority.

The least educated of the world are the most Darwinian:

(Least educated graph)
 

This is in stark contrast to some of the racist and anti-prophetic words of Charles Darwin, whose first book was titled, On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life.
“At some future period, not very distant as measured by centuries, the civilized races of man will almost certainly exterminate and replace the savage races throughout the world.” – Charles Darwin, The Descent of Man, Chapter 3
The ten most fertile countries in the world are all populated by what Darwin referred to as “savages” or “dark races”.

1.   Niger: 7.27 children per woman.
2.   Angola: 6.57 children per woman.
3.   Democratic Republic of the Congo: 6.54 children per woman.
4.   Mali: 6.49 children per woman.
5.   Benin: 6.48 children per woman.
6.   Chad: 6.47 children per woman.
7.   Uganda: 6.45 children per woman.
8.   Somalia: 6.43 children per woman.
9.   South Sudan: 6.42 children per woman.
10.   Burundi: 6.41 children per woman.         (Statista.com)

The least educated also happen to be the least developed:

 LEAST DEVELOPED GRAPH


And the poorest:

POOREST GRAPH

 

In conclusion, Darwinism and its atheist advocates in particular, such as Richard Dawkins, married three times and only one child, are evolutionary failures.

               
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Science Books Challenging Darwinism

Intelligent Design – The Bridge Between Science and Theology,  William A. Dembski
Signature in the Cell- DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design, by Stephen C. Meyer
The Design Inference: Eliminating Chance Through Small Probabilities, by William A. Dembski
Understanding Intelligent Design: Everything You Need to Know in Plain Language, by Dembski et al
Darwin Devolves:  The New Science About DNA That Challenges Evolution, by Michael J. Behe      
Intelligent Design: Message From the Designers, by Rael   
Darwin’s Doubt:  The Explosive Origin of Animal Life and the Case for Intelligent Design, by Stephen C. Meyer
Understanding Intelligent Design: Everything You Need to Know in Plain Language by William A. Dembski
Undeniable, by  Douglas Axe
Brilliant  Creations – The Wonder of Nature and Life, by John Phillip Jaeger

THE  END
OF DARWINISM….




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« Reply #5 on: March 10, 2024, 11:45:51 pm »
Interesting analysis....
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« Reply #6 on: March 11, 2024, 02:53:52 am »
Interesting analysis....

Thank you. I thought so and wished to share it with many others who undoubtedly had never considered the points I made.
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Re: The Miserable End of Darwinian Evolution
« Reply #7 on: March 11, 2024, 12:31:22 pm »
I must note that the most elaborate forms of brachiopoda were the ones which did not survive the Permian Extinction. Only some basic (as in 'primitive') forms did.

The more complicated a system or an organism, the more likely that some point of failure will be encountered which will be lethal.
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« Reply #8 on: March 12, 2024, 02:37:37 am »
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You directly contradict the upward mobility of Darwin's famous "Tree of Life," which today has extremely complicated animals everywhere on earth, called "mammals."  Earth is not the exclusive domain of simple bacteria and amoebas.

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You directly contradict the upward mobility of Darwin's famous "Tree of Life," which today has extremely complicated animals everywhere on earth, called "mammals."  Earth is not the exclusive domain of simple bacteria and amoebas.

If you take a look at the megafauna since the Cretaceous, you will find a series of near complete replacements. Eotherium? Oreodonts? Aurochs? Smilodon (saber tooth tiger?), all gone along with the assemblages that accompanied them, for the most part.

Bacteria, sharks, cockroaches, all doing fine--all 'primitive' life forms...

Interelated ecosystems suffer when the megafauna lose a species or two, but the simpler forms can eat what's left...and go on after the feast.
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« Reply #10 on: March 12, 2024, 03:28:31 am »
Sharks, Alligators, and Crocodiles, have been around for hundreds of millions of years. Very simple creatures who only live to eat and to reproduce.

On the other hand, complexity of the platypus is some kind of joke on nature. A duckbill venomous semi-aquatic amphibious mammal that lays eggs but nurses the young with milk. It has no stomach and no teeth. It grinds food using gravel. It detects prey using electrical receptors in its duckbill. It has a tail like a beaver which is used to store fat as a food reserve. The platypus is the most confused animal on Earth.

The first one that was sent back to Europe was deemed a hoax by scientists of the day. They considered such an animal to be preposterous and impossible.
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« Reply #11 on: March 12, 2024, 03:44:58 am »
Sharks, Alligators, and Crocodiles, have been around for hundreds of millions of years. Very simple creatures who only live to eat and to reproduce.

On the other hand, complexity of the platypus is some kind of joke on nature. A duckbill venomous semi-aquatic amphibious mammal that lays eggs but nurses the young with milk. It has no stomach and no teeth. It grinds food using gravel. It detects prey using electrical receptors in its duckbill. It has a tail like a beaver which is used to store fat as a food reserve. The platypus is the most confused animal on Earth.

The first one that was sent back to Europe was deemed a hoax by scientists of the day. They considered such an animal to be preposterous and impossible.
There are critters out there that look like an assemblage of leftover parts thrown together (ostrich comes to mind, too), but Australia has long had a distinctly different fauna (marsupials abound).
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