No milk or cheese

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Re: No milk or cheese

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Straight yes.

Bearing in mind that an idea is a speculation until supported by evidence validating it. And that when such an idea advanced as a Theory is devoid of support in the record, continuing to maintain it is a prima facie absurdity.
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The only way anyone would -- could -- know when that mutation happened (if it even is one) is if they had the dna from before that for a baseline and an accurately dated sample of the modification from when it showed up. Then it would be possible to say that it appeared at X point in time.

Absent that, they're making it up as they go along. IOW, it's evolutionary business as usual.
It's a shame I can't invent numbers to suit me and impose them as "facts" established by "scientific study," as those people apparently can.

My bank balance would be a lot different if I could :lol:
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To which my first response is 'rubbish!' To accept that is to imply that herders became herders to obtain milk or cheese!
Well, if the capacity for speech supposedly "evolved" so that there could be speech, why not then ? Perfect tautology established by impeccably circular logic. No (?)
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A straight yes! So in other words your opinion is correct regardless, great!
Bearing in mind that an idea is a speculation until supported by evidence validating it
A point that I and others have been trying to drum into you for some time. So now tell us what evidence you have to support your alternative to Darwinism? Or are you now gonna duck yet again?

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sigh

One . . . more . . . time . . . then.

Given our present state of ignorance, no one knows anywhere near enough to do that.

Other than as a parlor amusement (or forum discussion).
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no one knows anywhere near enough to do that.
Agreed, it would be extremely difficult to find any supporting evidence for something that doesn't exist. All your arguments against evolution have so far demonstrated a considerable lack of knowledge of the subject and complete refusal to learn.
And I gather from your silence that you can still think of no means of estimating when lactose tolerance arose, correct?

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Without the requisite DATA no one can possibly estimate it.

"Estimate" (n.) implies approximate correctness. And without knowing what IS correct, "two minutes ago" and "twenty thousand years ago" stand on nearly equal footing.

It's a joke. :|
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Just a little something to add to the boiling pot of stew.
From todays news...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2010/ ... al-history

If you want to progress, you got to have milk.

I hope the "Got Milk" marketing guys here in the US get ahold of this.
It will be fun to watch.
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Without the requisite DATA no one can possibly estimate it.
Agreed, and thus you again demonstrate your unwillingness to seek data that might impinge on your existing views.
It CAN be estimated, the necessary information IS there, look for it! Then your view will carry weight. I can suggest a number of methods to arrive at a date, and thus I return to my point that your inability to work something out does NOT mean that it is incorrect.
The means of dating DO exist, just think about it, if you are as clever as you like to suggest the answers will come to you.

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Absent the solid contextual information, conjecture remains conjecture, whether advanced in the mantle of "science" or not.

The problem with evolutionists is tautology. Once you gag down the notion that hands evolved so that there could be hands, it's an easy supposition that lactose tolerance must have appeared so that people could drink milk. And that anyone faulting this must be ill-natured.

I could as well (and sometimes do) suppose that the Pittsburgh Pirates exist to demonstrate the futility of human endeavor to improve.
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conjecture remains conjecture,
It does indeed. So please remember that and stop talking tripe! Like this...
Once you gag down the notion that hands evolved so that there could be hands,
... where the hell do you get that stupid idea from?

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No one on earth needs to read Dawkins' The Greatest Show on Earth more than you, Uni.
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Or any authority would be an improvement IMO!

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Decided to read about this to see what I'd missed/

Started with wikipedia.

Ponderously long account (261 footnotes).

Curious omission : even with Clovis, points for and against Berungian / Solturean origin (not always honestly presented or well thought through, but at least there) are included. As one would expect. With Evolution . . . nothing.

Either there's no founded dissent to it (pretty unlikely) or it's like the Wiki account of Zionism's history in Palestine, in that there IS no "other side." (Yeah -- right).

About as expected.

The search continues.
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I'm not counting
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Scientif ... _Darwinism
which is a hatchet job if ever there were one.

Looking for science and finding religion. How odd . . . :lol:
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