Dinav wrote:
Feep wrote:
Dinav wrote:
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we can trace the big bang to like a trillionth of a second after but as I understand we can't figure out what the catalyst was. omfg ill just call it "god"
Stupid.
Why is that stupid? We CAN trace the Big Bang back that far, and no, no one knows what the hell caused it or how anything came into creation in the first place. Calling that God is against YOUR religion, perhaps, but it makes perfect sense to me.
Admittedly, Ponuh made some pretty generalizing statements, but calling him ignorant because it doesn't jive with what you have to say is childish.
The average human life has increased almost entirely due to medical advances, not genetic reasons. Oh, our bodies just SUDDENLY figured out how to live longer? No. In terms of height, there has been an increase, but probably most likely due to better nutrition and balance in diets. Evolution is completely negligible over a generation, or even a hundred generations. Do you think that if I went back in time two thousand years, people would look at me and think I was a different species, or even anything significantly different than what they themselves looked like? No.
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Actually the Big Bang theory remains a theory. You can't trace something you have no proof of existance to. You can trace back when you think it may have happened, but it might not have happened at all. It's just a very popular theory.
And yes...we would be evolving to live longer as our bodies retain and gain immunities to diseases/sickness that such repel the long term damages they may install into us, allowing us to live longer with less degregation of life.
Yeah, we've had the Big Bang theory discussion already, I won't get back into it. But it's a pretty damn good one, and at the very least, it stands a very good chance of being true. We know exactly how it (might have) happened, but not how it (might have) started. So why are you pigeonholing anyone who thinks it may have happened as an idiot? Oh, gee, they believe something different than you, they must be morons. How open-minded of you.
Once again, our bodies' evolution over the past few hundred years is negligible. The reason we're living longer, like I said, it due almost ENTIRELY due to medical advances. Our children do not retain the ability to fight diseases you have had...any resistance is created by exposure to the disease and a build-up of your immune system to fight it. Immunizations, faccines, blood transfusions, organ transplants, medical drugs, imaging technologies. This is why we live longer.