[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index]

Re: [Killietalk] Glo-fish

Thank you L Ron Hubbard. As always there is no right answer, and most likely
this is no place to discuss the relevance of creation. Lets move on to new
conversation. Plenty to comment on in the forums. If you haven't been there
yet, its fun and informational.
Markus
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andre Julien" <andre_julien1 at sympatico.ca>
To: <KillieTalk at aka_org>
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 10:05 AM
Subject: [Killietalk] Glo-fish


Hi Everyone,

    It's just the beginning of Genetics, imagine when someone will change
the age controlling genes of  the Nothobranchius such they live 5-7 times
longer, like they already do for some worms and flies! I agree with Bobby,
this new science is here to stay. Science is never bad, it's neutral. What
we make with it is what can be good or bad. Like a hand, it can caress, take
care of killies or it can kill ...
    The killies are I think a good example that Evolution theory is very
'fishy' and does not fit with facts. How can we have in so many streams and
rivers in say Africa these little beauties, hundreds of different species,
so beautiful in all aspects, artistically decorated , yet they are distinct
species and if you mix them, their descendants are sterile, how can all
these happen with random mutations? Is luck an artist? Where are the
intermediary steps between them ? I think it makes more sense to think that
they are the result of an intelligent creation by advanced scientists and
artists coming from another place in this infinite Universe like. Why say
that ? Because we are on the way to do the same on day, when we understand
all the genes better, we will be able to create brand new species even more
beautiful ...and why not eventually create new Humans like us on another
planet until one day, they multiply and discover science and redo it again
..and again ... This could be less than 50,000 yr  per cycle ...much more
efficient than the billion years of random evolution for one cycle !

Andre

To join the AKA see http://www.aka.org/pages/join.html



To join the AKA see http://www.aka.org/pages/join.html