Re: Evolutions. how wrong am I?

"What was there before
> big bang"<

A black hole full of matter, about to errupt. Then, BANG (the big bang)
Matter always existed, it is just recycled, and black holes are the King of
Recyclers.


>'Lifes evolution' is much more simple for me to
> comprehend<

Life started out as a single organism and became (evolved into) the vast
quagmire of living organisms present today. Tomorrow it will be more
evolved than it is today.

>One can pass on through the millions of years finding
> more and more of past life in the rock strata, tar pits and
> other unique spots like the rift valley with Lucy and
> up to today, but for me the tiny critters in the shale
> deposits are the most important.
> So many 1000s disappear and just the few reappear,
> Amazing.

And just think, they did not have an endangered species list, nor millions
of tree huggers wanting to protect the species, and everything turned out
ok. Perhaps Geologists are really detectives, fornesic rock detectives,
trying to explain past events with a few clues left behing in rocks.

"John Bates" <miracle@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:43dbf75c$2_3@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I think the meaning of evolution could be clarified.
>
> People say evolution is not real, I must ask, which
> kind of evolution isn't real.
> I believe my pen evolved, I know my PC is the
> product of evolution, it evolved starting with the
> primative calculator to what it is today and it will
> go on evolving until taken over by a superior kind
> of device. Then it will become extinct.
>
> To my way of thinking Darwins evolution should
> always be termed 'lifes evolution' as it has nothing
> to do with the evolution of the Earth or of the
> Universe.
> I find it easy to believe that the Universe has always
> been in existance and is just constantly changing over
> the trillions of years. Then I don't need to get confused
> when answering the question "What was there before
> big bang"
>
> 'Lifes evolution' is much more simple for me to
> comprehend. It starts with the shale deposits, ( I forget
> where) where there are thousands of different, what are
> they called - err, creatures? species? Oh, tiny life forms
> embedded in the slabs. loads and loads of them. Some
> with 10 heads others 100s of legs all so different from
> each other it's unbelievable. For me this is the crunch
> bit - 1000s of these tiny life forms are never ever seen
> again in any of the other later rock formations. BUT
> some are! and these one or two carry on evolving while
> the rest of the thousands don't.
>
> One can pass on through the millions of years finding
> more and more of past life in the rock strata, tar pits and
> other unique spots like the rift valley with Lucy and
> up to today, but for me the tiny critters in the shale
> deposits are the most important.
> So many 1000s disappear and just the few reappear,
> Amazing.
> John.
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