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Post: 60090163_76 created on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:34:22 +0000
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An animal is still an animal regardless of the fact that our species came from a line of animals ever since the Cambrian period.

That is another theme.

Bacteria are in a bigger domain than kingdom in biological classification. Animals are in the Animal kingdom.

True.

So to ask why they are still bacteria is a stupid statement. They can end up as a different species easily.

I'm not asking why they are still bacteria. I'm saying they are still bacteria not matter what

And how does that conclude anything?

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Post: 60090163_77 created on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:36:13 +0000
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Bacteria are in a bigger domain than kingdom in biological classification. Animals are in the Animal kingdom.

True.

So to ask why they are still bacteria is a stupid statement. They can end up as a different species easily.

I'm not asking why they are still bacteria. I'm saying they are still bacteria not matter what

And how does that conclude anything?

People tend to say that because bacteria gain resistance is "evolution in process". While it evolved by gaining resistance to something, it is still a bacteria. That is just my point.

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Post: 60090163_78 created on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:36:18 +0000
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People who don't believe in evolution should just open their eyes to the billion yr old fossils, etc. there's not need to deny them treatment, they'll eventually realize something's wrong with their beliefs.

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Post: 60090163_79 created on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:37:40 +0000
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Antibiotics have nothing to do with evolution,

http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CA/CA215.html

So, you're saying we wouldn't have antibiotics or antibiotic similarities without evolution? That's funny, because I thought that the Chinese were using medicine over 2500 years ago. Huh, wikipedia concurs.

That doesn't mean TO is wrong, but considering how advanced bacteria has evolved, learning how to counteract that evolution is key.

If bacteria evolved, the natural herbs would have evolved in a way to counter-act that evolution. We just jumped to antibiotic pills, and as a result, bacteria jumped to live. Bacteria evolves because we push it to the point where it has to evolve.

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Post: 60090163_80 created on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:38:49 +0000
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Bacteria are in a bigger domain than kingdom in biological classification. Animals are in the Animal kingdom.

True.

So to ask why they are still bacteria is a stupid statement. They can end up as a different species easily.

I'm not asking why they are still bacteria. I'm saying they are still bacteria not matter what

And how does that conclude anything?

People tend to say that because bacteria gain resistance is "evolution in process". While it evolved by gaining resistance to something, it is still a bacteria. That is just my point.

It can turn into a different species though.

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Post: 60090163_81 created on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:40:03 +0000
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Antibiotics have nothing to do with evolution,

http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CA/CA215.html

That doesn't mean TO is wrong, but considering how advanced bacteria has evolved, learning how to counteract that evolution is key.

By that logic, penicillin would work the same way. Unless the bacteria is harming the plant, it won't really matter.

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Post: 60090163_82 created on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:40:45 +0000
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So to ask why they are still bacteria is a stupid statement. They can end up as a different species easily.

I'm not asking why they are still bacteria. I'm saying they are still bacteria not matter what

And how does that conclude anything?

People tend to say that because bacteria gain resistance is "evolution in process". While it evolved by gaining resistance to something, it is still a bacteria. That is just my point.

It can turn into a different species though.

No, it just changes its' characteristics.

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Post: 60090163_83 created on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:41:50 +0000
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So to ask why they are still bacteria is a stupid statement. They can end up as a different species easily.

I'm not asking why they are still bacteria. I'm saying they are still bacteria not matter what

And how does that conclude anything?

People tend to say that because bacteria gain resistance is "evolution in process". While it evolved by gaining resistance to something, it is still a bacteria. That is just my point.

It can turn into a different species though.

No, it just changes its' characteristics.

One strand evolves while another evolves differently. That's speciation, that's changing into a new species.

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Post: 60090163_84 created on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:42:48 +0000
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Antibiotics have nothing to do with evolution,

http://www.talkorigins.org/indexcc/CA/CA215.html

That doesn't mean TO is wrong, but considering how advanced bacteria has evolved, learning how to counteract that evolution is key.

By that logic, penicillin would work the same way. Unless the bacteria is harming the plant, it won't really matter.

It did work that way, for a few decades.

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Post: 60090163_85 created on Mon, 05 Apr 2010 02:44:27 +0000
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So to ask why they are still bacteria is a stupid statement. They can end up as a different species easily.

I'm not asking why they are still bacteria. I'm saying they are still bacteria not matter what

And how does that conclude anything?

People tend to say that because bacteria gain resistance is "evolution in process". While it evolved by gaining resistance to something, it is still a bacteria. That is just my point.

It can turn into a different species though.

well, have you observed such?