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ChadBl...@gmail.com

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Nov 5, 2005, 4:29:21 AM11/5/05
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If Evolution is true, then why was it just "discovered" in the 1800s?
It is part of nature, as you say, so why didn't we know of it all over
our existence? Try to answer that.

Psycho Dave

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Nov 5, 2005, 8:18:22 AM11/5/05
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Geez, what a completely moronic question!

You might just as well as "how come DNA didn't get discovered until the
20th century?" or "how come penecillin wasn't discovered until the
1930's?"

You must be retarded to ask such a question.

Tirade...@gmail.com

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Nov 5, 2005, 12:53:41 PM11/5/05
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Wow, Chad Blizzard is already back!

Prof Weird

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Nov 6, 2005, 1:18:37 AM11/6/05
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A mechanism of HOW evolution worked was reported by Charles Darwin in
the 1860s; the process of evolution has been going on for about 3.5
billion years or so.

Evolution can be rather slow - happens over the geologic timescale
(thousands of millions of years); humans have trouble paying attention
to anything that takes more than a few months to years to happen.

The Rat

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Nov 6, 2005, 6:40:44 PM11/6/05
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If cars work, how come we didn't have them in the stone age? Oh yeah,
Fred Flintstone had one.

Shit, what was I thinking?

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