The Crumbling Facade Of The Theory Of Evolution

by Josh Greenberger

(March 2008) The Scientific Concept of the Origins of Life on Earth Begins With The First Appeared That Life permitted trillions of years ago With The formation of microscopic Organisms out of inanimate matter. In the trillions of Years Which Followed, small Organisms Evolved Into Higher and more complex forms of life-through random mutations, and one species Evolved Into Another.

Over The Years, a process Referred to as "natural selection" weeded out Those mutations and less fit to survive Organisms Than Others. Malthus, The More It Was Mostly "fit" that Passed on Their genetic character traits to Subsequent generations. And that's how weekends and All Other life forms got here.

On the surface, this sounds great. However, Deep Analysis of the Underlying Mechanism & the fossil record, leaves little Doubt That mutations of a random nature "could not possible Have Been The Driving Force Behind the development of life on earth.

When It Comes to a random process, There Is Always the question of whether It Can Produce organism. An analogy Might Be The monkey was old typewriter: Given Enough Time, can a monkey on a typewriter Produce The Work of Shakespeare Purely by random keystrokes? Let's assume for The Purpose of this discussion That this is Possible - And That random mutations, Given Enough Time, can aussi Eventually Produce The Most complex life forms.

Let's begin by rolling a die (one "dice"). To get a "3," for example, you'd Have to Die Roll The year average of six times (There Are six numbers, so to get any one of Them Would Take an average of six rolls). Of course, you could "get lucky and roll a 3 the first time. Goal as you keep rolling The Die, you'll find thats the 3 Will Come Up Every Six ounces is average rolls.

La même Holds true for "any random process. You'll get a "Royal Flush" (the Five Highest cards, in The Same below) in a 5-card poker game on average Roughly 650.000 Every ounce hands. In Other Words, Hands of 650.00 For Every Mostly Meaningless arrangements of cards (and Perhaps A Few Other poker hands), you'll get only one Royal Flush.

Multi-million dollar lotteries are based there aussi cette concept. Against the odds if winning a big jackpot are millions to one, What Will Happen Is That Usually For Every game WHERE one person wins the big jackpot With The right combination of numbers, millions of people Will not win the big jackpot Because THEY Picked millions of Meaningless combinations of numbers. To My Knowledge, There Has not Been A multi-million dollar lottery yet millions of people WHERE won the top prize and only a few "won little or nothing. It's Always the Other Way Around. And Sometimes There Is not Even one big winner.

How does this relates to evolution?

Let's take this well-understood concept about randomness and Apply it The Old Story of a monkey on a typewriter. As Mentioned Earlier, For the purpose of this discussion, we'll assume That if you allow a monkey to hit Randomly typewriter keys were long he could "Enough Eventually Turn Out The works of Shakespeare. Of course, It Would take a very long time, and mountains and mountains he'd Produce of pages of garbage Meaningless In The Process, goal Eventually (we'll assume) he could "Turn Out The works of Shakespeare.

Now, let's say, after putting a monkey in front of a typewriter to type out Shakespeare, you decide you want a copy aussi Of The Encyclopedia of Britannica. So you could Another monkey in front of Another typewriter. Then, you put a monkey in front of Third Third typewriter, Because you want a copy of aussi "War And Peace." Now you shout, "Monkeys, type," and start banging away They All on Their Typewriters.

Leave the room and you yourself cryogenically frozen so Have you-can come back in a few "million years to see the Results. (The Monkeys Do not Have To Be frozen. Let's say they're year.