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/sci/ whats your opinion on this newest scientific discovery
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>>16963468
Don't we already have an evolution vs. schizophrenia thread up somewhere?
Anyway: if you want this argument to even be addressable, you'd need to at least present it.
How did they come to the conclusion that 20 million mutations had to have become fixed? How did they come up with their upper bound?
As it stands, you haven't actually said anything.
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>>16963478
>mutations are a constant rather than parabolic/geometric or variable.
We all know events like high radioactivity or bottlenecks(incest), among other, considerably increase variability.
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>>16963483
We also reproduced with cousins like neanderthals etc(they're finding new ones every decade) which further complicates the equation
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do not express doubts about darwinism no matter what field you're in. if you do you will be excommunicated from the sciences
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>>16963564
To be fair, it is kinda a pithy term to describe "people who believe in evolution." The term "evolutionist" got a little stale and they wanted a term to describe people who specifically believe is "macro-evolution" as opposed to the "micro-evolution" which creationists usually do accept.
Having one word to describe "people who believe [thing]" is genuinely useful for conversation's sake, even if no one self-identifies with the term.
I think creationists are fucking retards but the fact that they have a collective noun to describe me and people who agree with me on that topic is a pointless thing to take issue with.
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Hyper-spacial laylines of convergent and destructive forces directing all of life and experience itself...youre late.
https://youtu.be/JD48XNby1bg
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Heard Darwin was proven wrong but never heard what other theory they came up with to replace it. Word got out about this more than a few years ago I think. Word was that we really essentially don’t understand all of genetics yet?
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>>16963580
Epigenetics especially inherited epigenetics throws a wrench in darwinism since your gene expression can change over the course of your life and those changes can be passed on so its not a simple matter of mutation over generations.
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>>16963584
I’m only recently learning about the true complexities of genetics. Always knew abstractly that it was complicated. Learning that RNA can change itself after transcription to modify its uptake and manufacturing instructions to the ribosome sort of really opened my eyes to the density of systems in that space. There’s a lot going on and I don’t think we understand most of it.
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>>16963590
>RNA can change itself
https://youtu.be/RJh59h0gvR8
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>>16963598
Oh, this is also something interesting. I was referring to human RNA. Without going to into the weeds, I guess, our RNA after it is transcribed and floating, can dynamically change its shape. These changes are driven by temperature and ionic properties in the health of the cell and lots of other things. The shapes are so advanced that the ribosome will literally produce an entirely different object based on just this change of shape. That change of shape can also cause the RNA to be stored during cell stress. I can’t go into all of it, because it’s a lot, but they are very complex functions existing in the molecular systems of the RNA itself. Just to clarify, no RNA adapting molecules, no adapting proteins, intelligent and dynamic behavior from the molecular structure of the RNA itself. Wtf. How?
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>>16963605
>Wtf. How?
Atomic Biology. Ive reduced it down to proton, neutron, electron, generally speaking. It can be reduced further to just proton and electron but that only exists pre-Big Bang, and that is the origin of "woman". It can only be expressed Mathematically as its pre-space and time.
The unbroken line of Cognition from (You) to Creation.
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>>16963607
>proton, neutron, electron,
Well, BioElectroMagnetic signals, emitted from and into all other life in a web of famillial balances. Its what keeps species in line with each other and not a continuous attempt at speciation at the invidual level.
Positive, negative, neutral (orthogonal), and macro directionality, which covers all life, even viral, bacterial, and (You), which are inside of your DNA....making them kind of (You) too.
Interspecies communications via the same hueman-vessel.
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>>16963492
In practice, the "question everything" spirit is only useful insofar as your worldview is not the dominate worldview. As soon as your worldview becomes the dominate worldview it becomes counter-productive.
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>"Yes, we broke your science with our sophons."
>A sophon (Chinese: 智子) is a sentient proton-sized supercomputer.
Now Molecular Biology looks like voodoo...Medicine is poison...Physics is black, Math is crisis in foundation, Whats a Woman?
https://youtu.be/JDPGefjM_vU
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Whats Temperature?
https://youtu.be/Hf-sKeeWaeY
LMFAO!!!!! Earth's sciences are fukken REKT.
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>>16963612
>Positive, negative, neutral
Hrmm...
https://phys.org/news/2026-04-boost-strange-magnetic-rewrites-chips.ht ml
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>>16963566
Darwinism and by extension neo-darwinism refers to a very specific theory of evolution (and its not just le macroevolution), retard.
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>>16963478
Vox Day also believes there are multiple Donald Trumps running around. Each time Trump does something stupid, Vox blames it on "short fat Trump". He doesn't explain why the real Trump allows these other fake Trumps to run around doing things in his name. One might think he's just using "short fat Trump" as an insult to Trump when he does something stupid but no, Vox Day has made clear he believes there are actual multiple physical doppelganger Trumps. Why would you get your science from him?
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>>16963546
It happens sometimes like when behavioral scientist Paul Dolan wrote a book about women being happier without men in their lives. Turned out Dolan based the book on the research studies conducted by others and "accidentally" misunderstood parts of the data, which conveniently provided the conclusion he wanted when interpreted wrong. Dolan's publisher retracted the book and while Dolan acknowledged the error upon which his entire book rests, he stands by his conclusion that women are happier without men.
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>>16963642
I tried to be charitable and assume that maybe he just thought Trump had been replaced by a doppelganger who is on the side of the NWO or whatever, you know, regular conspiratard stuff that adheres to an internal logic, but no, he literally said "there are multiple Trumps running around"
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>>16963650
>maths
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Darwin worshipers seething in this ITT, but they can't offer any ration basis for their beliefs, all they can do it try to screech personal insults at OP, they have no explanation for over 20 million genetic mutations in less than one million generations.
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>>16963652
That's based though. Reminds me of when Louis-Ferdinand Celine talked about Hitler being replaced by a doppelganger at some point.
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>>16963652
He thought the same with Biden too, though in that case the fake Biden was because the real one was dead or otherwise too ill to make public appearances. He also uses LLMs to tell him he's right about things like his views on evolution and expects everyone else to see that output as proof of him being correct. It was funny when Christopher Langan called him out for being an idiot so Day had to come up with an excuse why Langan, who Day reveres, had some kind of emotional trauma that caused him to misjudge Day.
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>>16963680
He does have a post where he ridicules Darwinists for their believed rate of mutations being incompatible with their estimates of the age of Earth, strongly implying that the Earth must be very young for Darwinism to work as presented. I don't know how old he thinks the Earth is but as he's a creationist, Earth doesn't really have to be any particular age as God set up the initial settings.
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>>16963858
By the way
>The average germline mutation rate for humans is approximately 1.1×10−8 to 1.2×10−8 per base pair
>this means that every time a child is born, they carry roughly 40 to 70 new mutations (de novo mutations) that weren't present in the DNA of either parent.
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>>16963864
>The producers of America's 1993 CBS television show, "The Incredible Discovery of Noah's Ark," were hoaxed.
Kek. I've never heard of this but it's comforting to find out that the TV news was always a bubble of hoaxes and hoaxers.
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>>16963863
Another number to give you an idea:
There are estimated to be tens of millions of distinct Y-DNA human haplotypes, maybe even hundreds. Half a million have been catalogued already from people who provided samples to DNA companies or authorities.
For the idiots, each of those haplotypes is a unique combination of mutations on the Y-chromosome alone, the shortest chromosome in the human genome, carried by only half of mankind, since the last common male human ancestor that lived maybe 200k years ago. The number of unique individual mutations is lower than that (if we don't care how they're combined), but the point is mutations are extremely fucking common.
If anything, 20 million mutations between humans and chimps seems rather low, but perhaps they're counting in a way that discounts a large portion of them (in-species diversity and so on)
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I think the reason that this is also attractive is because of the “stagnation“ in a few fields of science. Understanding genetics is one of the last few areas of science that clearly indicates that there is a lot of information waiting to be revealed. The code in genetics is complex on its own, we are also looking at billions of unique molecular combinations. Genetic research is slow to understand the code itself, while pretending to know more than it does, any genetic researcher will admit that we don’t know much in the scope of what remain remains to be known. To address the old arguments about earth-time-mutation chains. Earth is 4.54 billion years old, 3.5-4 billion years of genetic material evolution, 10^40 total cells have ever existed in that time, at the average life of a cell, is 10^27 years of genetic mutation clock time. Life is “maybe“ 4.5 billion years old, but has operated about one octillion cell years in mutation research. This is accepted total evolutionary testing time in current genetics. Looking into this, the “not enough time” argument seems to be a favor of fringe creationist critics and is fundamentally on serious as it lacks any supporting evidence.
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>>16963468
>hoomans don't com frm monke
>darwinish disproven
is darwinism exclussively based on monke => human? isn't it also about just evolution? google says yes
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>>16963862
Here's his thoughts on it.
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>>16963939
One of the many things that proves that Darwinian evolution isn't a valid scientific theory is that its fairly impossible for it to be disproved experimentally.
Unless you have several hundred or maybe a few thousand years to work with proper experimentation can't be done. Of course the Darwin worship religion happily ignores that because they aren't truly interested in science, their main interest, as can be seen in this thread, is disproving the Christian biblical creation myth. And Darwin doesn't even do that, if evolution is real then who created it?
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>>16964013
>its fairly impossible for it to be disproved experimentally
How? Darwin’s theory of natural selection is just that heritable traits influence the survival and reproductive success of an organism, and that environmental factors influence which traits are more likely to increase/decrease in frequency. That doesn’t require thousands of years to test. It’s perfectly falsifiable and has been tested a gazillion times
>their main interest, as can be seen in this thread, is disproving the Christian biblical creation myth
Creationism is not a standard Christian belief, it’s a retarded fundamentalist belief
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>>16964030
Vishnu himself could appear and affirm he created every species 100 billion years ago and poof a few novel phyla into existence before our eyes and it still wouldn't falsify evolution. It would put into question many biological and geological disciplines and their predictive models, including stuff like phylogeny/common descent, but it wouldn't disprove evolution any more than it disproves gravitation, organisms are evidently subjected to that.
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>>16964043
Finding that organisms don’t pass genetic information down to their offspring would falsify evolution. Finding that inherited genetic information does not impact an organism’s reproductive success would falsify natural selection. It’s that simple
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>>16963605
>The shapes are so advanced that the ribosome will literally produce an entirely different object based on just this change of shape
how does it happen? Doesn't the ribosome "straighten" the mRNA in its fixation site with tRNA?
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>>16963492
Because evolution is so proven you'll be seen as a dumb retard who didn't understand basic science. If you actually do understand evolution but still doubt it then go ahead and look into whatever it is that doesn't make sense to you.
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Darwinism is just a rewrite of the biblical creation myth into a form that appeals to the delusional grandiosity that commonly appeals to scientists, all of whom like to consider themselves geniuses regardless having never accomplished anything to justify the title.
>God didn't create the plants and animals, darwinism created the plants and animals.
And then when all the irrational flaws in their science mythology are pointed out they just screech contrived insults such as "science denier" instead of defending their theories because their theories are indefensible.
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>>16963477
OP is the retard who periodically descends upon the board and claims that mutations have to become fixated strictly one after the other, although he pretends to be retarded and does not acknowledge that multiplying the number of mutations with fixation time is equivalent to this claim. or maybe he is retarded, who knows.
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>>16964252
>Darwinism is just a rewrite of the biblical creation myth
creation myth: gawd created all species in their current form using his magic powers
evolutionary theory: species descend from earlier species via fully natural mechanisms.
some rewriting, that.