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28th October 2003, 10:52 | #41 |
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/me gets popcorn and beer, and sits on a hill to watch the fireworks and cavalry charges.
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28th October 2003, 11:33 | #42 |
Don't worry, be harpy
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So are AycorzFewdz and Eyetawkrap cousins?
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28th October 2003, 11:43 | #43 |
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28th October 2003, 12:06 | #44 |
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28th October 2003, 12:34 | #45 |
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Ah, something new!! I'm sure the answer is here:
http://www.nzgames.com/forums/showth...ight=Evolution or here: http://www.nzgames.com/forums/showth...ight=Evolution or here: http://www.nzgames.com/forums/showth...ight=Evolution or here: http://www.nzgames.com/forums/showth...ight=Evolution or here: http://www.nzgames.com/forums/showth...ight=Evolution or here: http://www.nzgames.com/forums/showth...ight=Evolution or here: http://www.nzgames.com/forums/showth...ight=Evolution Ad nauseam... |
28th October 2003, 12:36 | #46 |
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I hate to break it to you, but I haven't laughed at any of those pictures you have posted in the last few months. Call me ignorant, maybe because I don't know what the fuck they are? So can you enlighten me please, because you so inccessantly post those pictures at what you think is every opportunity. I'm just curious if I'm missing some kind of joke here...
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28th October 2003, 12:48 | #48 |
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Searched the web for evolution is right. Results 1 - 10 of about 5,340,000
Searched the web for evolution is wrong. Results 1 - 10 of about 1,590,000 Searched the web for hyper is pretty fucked up. Results 1 - 10 of about 28,700 Searched the web for hyper is misunderstood. Results 1 - 10 of about 15,400 ALL HAIL GOOGLE MASTER OF ALL KNOWLEDGE Last edited by Moo : 28th October 2003 at 12:50. |
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28th October 2003, 13:38 | #50 |
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That particular picture is from a show called Sealab 2021, which is part of the Adult Swim network. Other popular cartoons they make are Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Space Ghsot Coast to Coast, The Brak Show and Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law.
It's somewhat random humor; so if you're 'not in' on the joke you would be confused. |
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28th October 2003, 14:45 | #53 |
Here be dragons
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sorry, guess my sarcasm isnt what it used to be. might even have to start using more obvious smilies.
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28th October 2003, 14:46 | #54 |
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I don't believe in atoms, it's all just a crazy theory!
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28th October 2003, 15:02 | #55 |
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How does the energy that forms the subatomic particles that make up atoms hold their form?
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28th October 2003, 15:12 | #56 |
Here be dragons
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well, it condenses into the gluons, which transmit the strong nuclear force (the one that holds all subatomic particles together, and to each other). gluons have a mass of about 500-600 MeV by most estimates, which makes them interact at short ranges only.
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28th October 2003, 15:21 | #58 |
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hahaha
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28th October 2003, 15:23 | #59 |
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/bandwagon
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28th October 2003, 15:42 | #60 | |
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Evolution is when edit: these changes are passed on to the next generation, so that they are born with the changes already in-place Mutation is what you were thinking of, I think. That's the "random" one. -crocos Last edited by crocos : 28th October 2003 at 15:48. |
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28th October 2003, 15:46 | #61 |
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The same guy i was talking now tries to convince me God created opposable thumbs. ARGGH
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28th October 2003, 15:51 | #62 | |
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28th October 2003, 16:03 | #63 |
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dog/god
OooohHHH!!! I know!!!!
Did God create Evolution....? That one's always fun |
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E.g. camels move into desert areas and get blinded heaps, so their eyelashes grow longer. Eventually, a camel is born with long eyelashes already and it is more successful at passing on it's genes and thus, camels are eventually all born with long eyelashes. What I had drilled into me hard is that evolution does not have a purpose. It doesn't happen because of something, it is a random process. Adaptation is not random. |
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28th October 2003, 16:06 | #65 |
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Didn't you read my post fools? Google has given us the answer
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28th October 2003, 16:07 | #66 |
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MOTHERF*$$%@$!!!
I WANT TO STAB. |
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28th October 2003, 16:15 | #68 | |
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28th October 2003, 16:23 | #70 | |
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E.g. A herd of funny looking creatures that live in a swamp. They have long legs and useless forelimbs. In one generation, there are a bunch of mutants born. One has no eyes, another has no legs, one had two heads, one is sexually dysfunctional etc. etc. etc. but one is born with longer forelimbs, and in fact, if it flaps these forelimbs, it can fly. This mutation happened completely by chance, just like all the other mutations, but it just so happens that this creature can survive better thatn the others, and not only that, it can reach treetops. So off it goes. At one stage it mates, and since the mutation occurs at a genetic level, it passes on its genese to the next generation (assuming this new strain is a dominant gene). Now there's a bunch of these tree-bird thingies, and they are very well suited to their new environment, while the original creature remains in the swamp. What you have now is two distinct species, but this process happened completely by chance. This particular mutation happened to be successful, but don't forget about the countless mutations that aren't beneficial. That's why this process takes millions of years, because it's chances are pretty slim. |
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28th October 2003, 16:27 | #71 | |
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Also a physical adaptation as you define it can never be passed to offspring. So it's largely irrelevant to the discussion. It may indicate what a useful mutation could be, but doesn't change anything at the genetic level. Adaptations of behaviour are a different kettle of fish however. |
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28th October 2003, 16:29 | #72 | |
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Why in gods name would you want to see a picture of Simons nads?
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28th October 2003, 16:33 | #73 | |
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28th October 2003, 16:41 | #75 |
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I'm afraid, really.... why I'm always on cinclants mind
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28th October 2003, 16:47 | #76 |
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And sometimes the fittest don't survive. Just because you have an advantage over, say, other fish of your type, doesn't mean the water hole you live in won't dry up. Or the asteriod will not smack into you.
And these sorts of events (mass die backs) give rise to the worst adapted creatures ever - but it doesn't matter, because whatever you 'do', you can get enough food so anything goes. And so the range of animals and plants becomes more diverse. |
28th October 2003, 16:51 | #77 |
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[size=100000 gazillion]FUCK YOU RETARDED BULLSHIT THREAD STARTING FUCKS[/size]
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28th October 2003, 16:57 | #78 | |
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Also I recall being on your ignore list anyway you jibber-jabber meathead. |
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28th October 2003, 17:03 | #80 | |
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Mutations are random. A species may never get one that is good for a change in their environment. Hence they go extinct. Happens all the time. A species might be imperfectly suited to their environment. Your swamp things may develop propellors instead of learning to fly. Nobody knows if a species will still be around in a million years. But to say evolution is random is disingenuous. There are definite reasons why species are like they are. It may be a chaotic, unpredictable, non-intelligent system, but it is not random. |
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