what came first, the chicken or the egg?

[JasonH]

care to share the thoughts behind it ??

Nah, just pondering it - it's a good theory that's all and probably the most plausible I've heard to date.

A decent find. 

[tbombz]

Nah, just pondering it - it's a good theory that's all and probably the most plausible I've heard to date.

A decent find. 

cool. glad i can inspire thought!

within the laws that govern our universe (physics), living things (complex combinations of matter that reproduce and have some form of intelligence) have to be slowly built up over time, through a process of material evolution.

[MAXX]

Nah, just pondering it - it's a good theory that's all and probably the most plausible I've heard to date.

A decent find. 

you sound like you never heard of it before. the theory of evolution is the most accepted theory and should be common knowlage by now.

can't expect much from the getbig crowd i guess   

[tbombz]

you sound like you never heard of it before. the theory of evolution is the most accepted theory and should be common knowlage by now.

can't expect much from the getbig crowd i guess  

theres a difference between

knowing about the theory of evolution

and

knowing about the theory of evolution and how it relates to natural selection and genetic mutations and the development of species over time






also...     evolution is a scientific fact (lets not get into the impossibility of knowledge and the denial of fact because that conversation leads no where - literally   )

but evolution doesnt explain for the existence of matter it itself

which is really what the "chicken or egg" question is all about anyways

[Butterbean]

    evolution is a scientific fact (lets not get into the impossibility of knowledge and the denial of fact because that conversation leads no where - literally   )

bombz do you have a link to macro evolution being fact?


From what did circus peanuts evolve  

[tbombz]

bombz do you have a link to macro evolution being fact?


From what did circus peanuts evolve  

stella your question reminds me of immanuel kant, who advised Religious groups against fighting science, for he knew they would lose.

and that advice from immanuel kant reminds me of the theologian philosopher augustine(?) who said "first you must believe, then you can understand"