The brain is the fundamental unit of life – yet evolutionists attempt to explain life by completely ignoring it.
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Bzzzt! No, I'm sorry, that's not correct. but thanks for playing our game. Don't forget your lovely parting gifts. Now, get out.
This is probably his first try in using the
Austin, there's a point in the book A Brief History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson where he mentions amino acids -- and then parenthetically adds, "which I am obliged by long tradition to refer to here as 'the building blocks of life.'" (At least, that's pretty close to an exact quote.) I love it when someone can present good science and still make it entertainingly witty.
The brain is the fundamental unit of life... is a key unit of social life!
...yet evolutionists attempt to explain life by completely ignoring it.
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Just because you don't use real words and proper sentence structure doesn't mean you're making any sense.
For most of earth's history, "life" consisted of brainless plants. Brains, though handy, are an optional extra.
“The brain is the fundamental unit of life”
“yet evolutionists attempt to explain life by completely ignoring it.”
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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