On Thu, 07 May 1998 14:23:34 -0400, Brian D Harper wrote:
>SJ>Here are some summaries from the most recent SCIENCE Online (I don't
>>have access to the main articles), which suggest big problems may
>>loooming for evolution:
BH>What are the big problems?
If you can't see any potential "big problems" for evolution in the items I posted
then probably for you there cannot be any "big problems" for evolution, Brian!
After all, a theory that can accommodate anything and its opposite (eg. Eukaryotes
descending from Prokaryotes as well as Prokaryotes descending from Eukaryotes),
probably *can't* be troubled by anything! But then neither is Astrology!
If you think this is a bit unfair, maybe you could let us know what *would* be
a "big problem" for evolution?
Steve
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