Youwerecreated
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lol! stupid fucking questionHollie I have asked a question you and your friends continue to dodge. Would an unintelligent process think of developing mechanisms to correct mutations which are copying errors ? why do these mechanisms work to correct these copying errors ?
you're attempting to assign qualities you assume are the correct ones to predict a certain outcome..with no evidence to support that assumption.
a process by definition does not think.....) : a natural phenomenon marked by gradual changes that lead toward a particular result <the process of growth> (2) : a continuing natural or biological activity or function <such life processes as breathing>
as to your on going yammering about mutation hahahahahahahah!
Alright genius, without these mechanisms the cell could not form,without DNA the machines could not do their job and life could not form.
It could not have happened gradually all these things were needed at the get go. Your chemistry background is lacking I see.