Re: A new, CORRECT evolutionary theory

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Date: 12/13/04

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    A virus made up of a combination of a protein(s), as the primary part,
    and a nucleic acid, as the secondary part. It is also alive. It should
    be obvious that every living thing must eat something. So an question
    could be asked that whatever living thing was first, what was it
    eating? This argument, followed to its conclusion would lead to the
    theory that nothing preceeded anything else.

    Viruses can stay dormant or "reassemble themselves from their protein
    constituents if they are given individual nucleic acids to use for that
    purpose. Thus apparently dead viruses 'come back to life' in the
    presence of the proper materials."

    It's possible that viruses and bacteria came about at the same time.
    The virus wouldn't need to eat until it picked up a nucleic acid at the
    time that bacteria also appeared. In other words, due to their ability
    to 'come back to life' an infinite number of times, viruses could have
    failed to thrive millions of times until something suitable for the
    virus to parasitize on came along: an unhealthy bacteria, for instance.
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