Jake M #fundie

Jake M #fundie iidb.org

There is no such thing as "fish" gene, or a "bird" chromosome, or a "primate" chromosome. There is no such thing as an "inverted", or an "inside out" chromosome. DNA and Genes simply are whole long strands, of many smaller parts which fit together acording to I Ching principles of Yin and Yang. They can fit together in the same way magnets can be attracted, and just how magnets can be repelled some genes cannot fit. That's all. You have superimposed, and force-fitted human and chimp chromosomes to match, and claimed that proves relation when it does not To say "primate" genes is dishonest. There is no genetic mechanism for evolution, or gene change. It can't happen

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old comment by Osiris

Okay, Genetics 101 For Willfully Retarded Morons.
1. DNA base pairs are made from four nitrogen based compounds that we will call A,C,T,and G. A pairs up with T and C pairs up with G.
2. These four base pairs code for which proteins an organism needs to make in order to live.
3. The more complex and organism is the longer and more complicated its base pairs will become because it will require more sophisticated proteins.
4. DNA is fragile and needs useless junk DNA pairs on the ends of the strain that code for nothing in order to protect the vital strands.
5. The junk DNA varies from individual to individual and even from species to species.
6. When scientists want to check how closely related two species are they look at how much differences are found with in the junk DNA. Species that have more useless junk combinations in common have a more recent common ancestor.
7. Chimpanzees and humans share a 99% similar ratio amongst our junk pairs.
8. Therefore humans and chimps both share a recent common ancestor.
9. DNA ligase is the enzyme used in replicating DNA.
10. DNA ligase makes mistakes. These mistakes are called "mutations".
11. Most of the time these mutations do nothing for an individual's survival such as changing the color of the eye.
12. Other times the mutations are harmful or even deadly and the individual dies before it can pass on it's genes. This is known as "natural selection" and is the mechanism for evolution.
13. And sometimes a mutation will benefit and individual's survival in it's enviroment. These genes are more likely to be passed on and the species will benefit from it. This is called "survival of the fittest".

old comment by John

Well, gee. If Jake says so, I guess all those biologists wasted their time studying for their PhDs. And I guess since genes can't change, all humans have the same genes, and all that stuff about DNA testing on CSI and paternity testing is a lot of nonsense, since we can't show how closely people are related using DNA. [/sarcasm]

DNA mutations:
Original: The dog saw the cat and ate him
Point Mutation - nucleotide changed:
(meaningful)
The dod saw the cat and ate him
(synonym - different nucleotide, same amino acid)
The doG saw the cat and ate him
Frame Shift Mutation - nucleotide deleted or added, with everything shifted:
(deletion)
The dos awt hec ata nda teh im
(addition)
The dog ssa wth eca tan dat ehi m
Inversion - section broke off and got reattached backwards:
The dog saw the mih eta dna tac
Translocation - a piece breaks off a gene and attaches to another
Before:
Gene 1 - The dog saw the cat and ate him
Gene 2 - The cat saw the dog and ran
After:
Gene 1 - The dog saw the c
Gene 2 - The cat saw the dog and ran ata nda teh im

There is no such thing as a sound Jake M argument.

Jake M #fundie iidb.org

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