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roamer
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Les,
I know you aren't implying you know, and it seems obvious to me your whole point is that neither do the Darwinists when it comes to explaining things like organ development in the Cambrian era. All I was trying to do was see what people thought of the idea of accumulated behavior of organisms and its effect on evolution. The idea certainly is not my own either, as i mentioned it was something Erwin Schrodinger talked about. I also apologize because I probably haven't given it a very good explanation at all. If anyone else has heard of Schrodingers ideas on evolution please chime in. I was just trying to mention them since I thought it added another evoltuionary perspective.All I've said is the evidence is missing when it comes to saying anything with certainty about how genetics vary exactly as they need to in order to produce an organ/organism. That question should be left open, and Darwinists should not be assuming their little pet theory is correct.