Evolution in 100 years?

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Originally Posted by Minervas Phoenix

This coming from Crazyosaur. And Crazyosaur than Seismosaur.

http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/m...ix/taosaur.jpg

Taosaur lizard of the way. Sounds like an old country song from when dinosaurs existed.

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I'll take that as confirmation.

Sorry I can't resist a bit of humor here. I like it how no-one laughs at anything unless an atheist is making the joke.

Speaking of jokes, saying your DNA never changes is ridiculous.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/lif...cle4364054.ece

Epigenetics

Also Dr. Berrenda Fox provides evidence of DNA and cellular changes in this Article by Patricia Resch. He has doctorates in physiology and naturopathy.

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Originally Posted by Berrenda

Everyone has one double helix of DNA. What we are finding, is that there are other helixes that are being formed. In the double helix there are two strands of DNA, coiled into a spiral. It is my understanding that we will be developing twelve helixes. During this time, which seems to have started maybe 5 to 20 years ago, we have been mutating. This is the scientific explanation. It is a mutation of our species into something for which the end result is not yet known.

The changes are not known publicly, because the scientific community feels it would frighten the population. However, people are changing at the cellular levels. I am working with three children right now, who have three DNA helixes. Most people know and feel this. Many religions, who have talked about the change, know it will come about in different ways. We know it is a positive mutation, even though physically, mentally, and emotionally it can be misunderstood and frightening.

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Originally Posted by Minervas Phoenix

Sorry I can't resist a bit of humor here. I like it how no-one laughs at anything unless an atheist is making the joke.

Speaking of jokes, saying your DNA never changes is ridiculous.

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/lif...cle4364054.ece

Epigenetics

Also Dr. Berrenda Fox provides evidence of DNA and cellular changes in this Article by Patricia Resch. He has doctorates in physiology and naturopathy.

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Nothing on the direct effect of thought upon DNA. Just environmental factors, which is not surprising. Try again...

Your lifestyle is a choice which leads to what kind of environment you want to live in.

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Originally Posted by Minervas Phoenix

Your lifestyle is a choice which leads to what kind of environment you want to live in.

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No mental thought directly imposes itself onto DNA. All you've shown is that the environment can influence your genes quite strongly, though whether these effects are man-made or natural are irrelevant, because either way, the effect will still be present.