It's Friday nite so I gotta do it. If we evolved from monkeys, why are there still monkeys??
Evolution is not possible for the same reason a car can't work without a motor. Organ development ?How did the heart, lungs, stomach, veins, blood, kidneys, etc. develop in the first animal by slow, minute steps and the animal survive while these changes were occurring? For example, did the first animal develop 10 percent of complete veins, then 20 percent, and on up to 100 percent, with veins throughout its entire body and brain? Then how did the heart slowly develop in the animal and get attached to the veins in the right spot? How did the blood enter the system? The blood could not enter before the veins were complete or it would spill out. Where did the blood come from? Did the blood have red corpuscles, white corpuscles, platelets and plasma? At what point in this process of development did the heart start beating? ?Did the animal develop a partial stomach, then a complete stomach? After the stomach was formed, how did the digestive juices enter the stomach? Where did the hydrochloric acid as part of the digestive juices come from? What about its kidney and bladder? The animal better not eat anything prior to this. ?How did the animal survive during these changes (and over thousands of years)? Of course, at the same time, the animal’s eyes must be fully developed so it can see its food, and its brain must be fully developed so the animal can control its body to get to the food. Like the heart, brain, veins and stomach, all of the organs and systems in the first animal’s body must be fully functional in the first moments of life. The preceding points indicate that evolution couldn’t occur, and the fossil record indicates that it didn’t occur! In other words, if you cannot come up with a detailed, feasible scenario of how the first animal developed, the whole evolutionary theory goes out the window, because it never even could have gotten started. Or is your attitude going to be: Don’t bother me with such details; my mind is made up.
We didn't evolve from monkeys, we share a common ancestor with apes.
There are not STILL monkeys; there are again monkeys. Long after all the monkeys evolved into human beings, someone hypothesized that if a million monkeys were set typing away at a million typewriters they would eventually write the script of Hamlet. Well nobody was going to get a million typewriters together in one place to test out the hypothesis, so it didn't matter that there were no monkeys. But then along came the internet. You didn't need to get a million typewriters, or keyboards, together. You could bring them together virtually. But where were the monkeys going to come from. Fortunately genetic engineering had also been invented, so scientists took some fossil monkey genes and a million guys who ask moronic questions on Y!A and voila, a million monkeys. They still haven't produced Hamlet, but they have knocked out several Benny Hill scripts.
It's Friday nite so I gotta do it. Because there are.
yet yet another inane question. We take place to be primates, in case you have on no account regarded at a technology e book. we are no longer developed from monkeys. we are developed from the family individuals of the excellent Apes, maximum in all probability chimps, because of the fact that we share ninety 8.5% of an identical genes. the way it got here approximately is an thought, because of the fact that no one grew to become into around to work out go away written information. all of us know that for the duration of a few unspecified time sooner or later animals very resembling chimps began to stroll upright (this befell whilst Africa grew to become into drying up and the savannah grew to become into forming). walking upright grew to become right into a huge benefit for those critters, as though freed up their palms. With loose palms they began to make stone strategies, and because they ate quite a few meat, their brains grew right away. quite a few strains of hominids got here from those critters. Neanderthals have been additionally particularly resembling us, yet for some reason they died out and we did no longer. That makes homo sapiens the sole human beings in the primate tree.
