The second law of thermodynamics only applies to a closed system, which the Earth is not. The sun is continually pouring in energy.
This law is universal, and in what way is the earth now an closed system anyways?
You demonstrate a flawed understanding of Darwinian evolution. The concept you describe is Lamarckian evolution, which is incorrect.
In Darwinian evolution, individuals in an environment have differing traits. Those with the traits best suited to their environment survive.
For example: A lion who is born as a naturally fast runner is much more likely to survive and pass on its offspring than a naturally slow lion.
Darwin or not, it is what we are being told is the truth in school.
Your example is not the truth. A lion that runs fast will in no way get lion cubs that run faster than the others, though it will be more likely to survive if it is in need of fast running, but that lions cub wont be any faster than how they were created at first.
I should have written it more clearly. Genetics can be changed, but it cannot be changed to the better but only to the wors.
Note: I am BRILLIANTLY versed in this topic! If you post here you bloody better know your stuff, or I'll have a fucking seizure.
My farther is a physics, chemistry, math and biological teacher, teaching physics and chemistry at uni stage, so what ever I cannot answer I will make shure he asnweres for me.
Ok... Here we go....
Also, if there is no evolution, here's just one of many, many examples...
Why the hell do we have Alligators AND Crocodiles?
I'll tell you why, because they live in different regions... At one point in time, they weren't spread across the world, and they all lived together. There was no Alligator AND Crocodile, there was only one of those. But as they started migrating away from each other over a very, very long period of time (ICE AGE) they needed to adapt and change to live in their new environments.
Thank you, and educate yourselves, please.![]()
Or perhaps god created them both designed to their locations.
So a crocodile decided to go south, and ended up losing a small bit of his fat, which changed a small bit of his genetics?
So if your a sheep herder and have bin shaving them for many years, your hands would be logically very tough and thick, and if you decide to have a baby, your theory goes that the baby would have tougher and thicker hands than those at his age.
Whether millions of years of genetic mutation, or thousands of years of divine genetic changes.... something happened. Meh, I'm becoming disinterested.
Nothing happened! Genetics can only be changed to the wors not the better!
Again I´ll use this example:
If your a sheep herder and have bin shaving them for many years, and one day you decide to have children, would your child be born with any tougher and thicker hands than any other baby?
NO
Or:
If your a bodybuilder and your body is pumped up with muscles, would your baby be born with any bigger muscles than any other baby?
NO
There are so many logical examples proving this evolution thing wrong.
If we are not evolving then why are wisdom teeth starting to be much less common in children?
Why in about 5,000 years will we not have a tail bone anymore?
What about skin pigmentation? At about 100,000 B.C. (dawn of homo-sapiens) we all technically lived in Africa (the cradle of life). However when humans started migrating their skin started adpating to the climate they were in. Darker skin adheres to hotter climates and lighter skin adheres to colder climates.
Losing wisdom teeth is not evolving to the better, but to the wors.
So you claim that the ancient egyptians had a tale bone double the size of ours today? Losing our talebone is complete bs, and it can be proved by looking at the size of the talebone on the mummies.
Global human range expantion has nothing to do with genetics. We are talking about sun light burning the skin and the amount of pigments in the skin.
If some black people started going north to colder regions, their skin would not have turned lighter! Their skin would be as black as it was when they were born and the pigments in their skin would be the same as before.
No black has ever experienced a small skin changing by moving to colder regions, the only way the skin color could be naturally changed through generations, would be with a mixture og black and white genes.
White skin color started as a mutation in the past, but was spread out through their children with the mutated genes being the stronger than the black in some cases, eventually resulting in a white society.
How come iraqis arent black when the temperature in Iraq reaches 50 degrees many times a year, and with the temperature being above 20 95% of the year, even now when its winter the temperature is still above 25.
Evolution is a process that takes thousands if not hundreds of thousands of years to complete.
Humans as we know it has bin on earth for a good 200.000 years, but yet we havent went through any possitive genetic changes yet, but only mutations.
First of all, humans have evolved and adapted to their climate in the past. For example, eskimo people with thicker eyelids to keep their eyes from freezing. Second, 10,000 years is a fairly short amount of time for evolution to take place in any dramatic form. And most importantly, we as humans value all life and support the weaker of our race. This keeps them in our gene pool and stunts the growth of our very evolution.
Its not 10.000 years, but more like 200.000 years without any possitive improvement of our genetics.
Thinner eyelids does not put your eyes in danger in colder regions.







