the_human_being
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Pointless. The chemistry of DNA has common attributes that connect humans and our distant ancestors.That, dear is quite a sidestep.That certainly is a genealogical record. Do you know what the term means?That's not a genealogical record. I'm speaking of the record of a family. I didn't say geological.
Yes I certainly do. I have about 2500 individuals in my own family tree that I have documented as ancestors. That Dear, is a genealogical record.
The link gave you can be denied but not ignored or refuted.
I neither denied or refuted the link. I simply said it was not a genealogical record and it isn't. It is no one's family tree.
CB621 Mitochondrial Eve
The "mitochondrial Eve," to which this claim refers, is the most recent common female ancestor, not the original female ancestor. There would have been other humans living earlier and at the same time. The mtDNA lineages of other women contemporary with her eventually died out. Mitochondrial Eve was merely the youngest common ancestor of all today's mtDNA. She may not even have been human.
Actually, I appreciate this guy's take on the subject:
Lewin says this about the theory of human evolution:
In the physical realm, any theory of human evolution must explain how it was that an apelike ancestor, equipped with powerful jaws and long, daggerlike canine teeth and able to run at speed on four limbs, became transformed into a slow, bipedal animal whose natural means of defense were at best puny. Add to this the power of intellect, speech, and morality, upon which we “stand raised as upon the mountain top” as Huxley put it, and one has the complete challenge to the evolutionary theory.ii
I guess he was totally unaware of the Chaos Theory of Evolution. The Chaos theory explains that evolution leads only to death, decay, rot, weak species, inferior life forms, etc.