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Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?

 
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Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?


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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?

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I suppose someone could say nah....denying T-rex devolved into Tweety Bird that's just ...fairy tails
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See the evolutionary advantage?

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Everything that guy just said is bullshit.
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Everything that guy just said is bullshit.
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Yes.... that's his point. Gotcha, it's a fun one on 'evolution'.
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
The big dinosaurs died because there wasn't enough food. The herbivores died because most of the plant matter died from lack of sunlight. Then the carnivores died because there were no herbivores to eat.

Birds were small so they could survive on very little food. That's also how small mammals like rats survived. I think 90 to 95% of all life on earth died within a few years of the asteroid strike.
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
The big dinosaurs died because there wasn't enough food. The herbivores died because most of the plant matter died from lack of sunlight. Then the carnivores died because there were no herbivores to eat.

Birds were small so they could survive on very little food. That's also how small mammals like rats survived. I think 90 to 95% of all life on earth died within a few years of the asteroid strike.
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Do you think it was God's means to clear the way for humans to inhabit his earth?
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
Birds didn't magically appear during the extinction. They had already been around for a few million years.
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
The big dinosaurs died because there wasn't enough food. The herbivores died because most of the plant matter died from lack of sunlight. Then the carnivores died because there were no herbivores to eat.

Birds were small so they could survive on very little food. That's also how small mammals like rats survived. I think 90 to 95% of all life on earth died within a few years of the asteroid strike.
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Do you think it was God's means to clear the way for humans to inhabit his earth?
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Maybe, maybe not. I have no evidence for or against it.
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
The big dinosaurs died because there wasn't enough food. The herbivores died because most of the plant matter died from lack of sunlight. Then the carnivores died because there were no herbivores to eat.

Birds were small so they could survive on very little food. That's also how small mammals like rats survived. I think 90 to 95% of all life on earth died within a few years of the asteroid strike.
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Do you think it was God's means to clear the way for humans to inhabit his earth?
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Maybe, maybe not. I have no evidence for or against it.
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True that but man and dino didn't coexist very well, here's an ancient movie of it


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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
Birds didn't magically appear during the extinction. They had already been around for a few million years.
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How did they learn flight?

Did they run and leap? Or did they climb and jump?
Or did they simply jump for countless generations?

THX
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
If there was an award for the most retarded poster on GLP you'd certainly be shortlisted, OP.
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?

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It's because God is smart; can make them evolve.
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It's because God is smart; can make them evolve.
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Rumor has it that God invented evolution, and uses it for all his creative activities. (Who else?)
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
I have a feeling that not one in 10000 understands the theory proposed as evolution. It doesn't "go toward something",.
Arguing is not the same as having an argument.
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
Why do large animals scale down to small sizes on islands?

It's indisputable fact, been observed many times.

Even woolly mammoths and hominids became miniaturized on islands.
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
Birds didn't magically appear during the extinction. They had already been around for a few million years.
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How did they learn flight?

Did they run and leap? Or did they climb and jump?
Or did they simply jump for countless generations?

THX
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There was less gravity durring pole shifts. Gravity is magnetic. Youre standing on a massive electromagnet, inside its field. Likely wing flapping was for defensive or mating purposes ,which found a new trick durring these periods. Lots of flightless birds out there.
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
Birds didn't magically appear during the extinction. They had already been around for a few million years.
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How did they learn flight?

Did they run and leap? Or did they climb and jump?
Or did they simply jump for countless generations?

THX
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There was less gravity durring pole shifts. Gravity is magnetic. Youre standing on a massive electromagnet, inside its field. Likely wing flapping was for defensive or mating purposes ,which found a new trick durring these periods. Lots of flightless birds out there.
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I also flap from time to time for mating purposes.
Will my grandchildren be able to fly?
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
Birds didn't magically appear during the extinction. They had already been around for a few million years.
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How did they learn flight?

Did they run and leap? Or did they climb and jump?
Or did they simply jump for countless generations?

THX
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There was less gravity durring pole shifts. Gravity is magnetic. Youre standing on a massive electromagnet, inside its field. Likely wing flapping was for defensive or mating purposes ,which found a new trick durring these periods. Lots of flightless birds out there.
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Oh and where exactly did this 'massive electromagnet' you are talking about, come from? Or did it create itself?

And is (the law of) gravity a byproduct of this selfcreation?

This will be mighty interesting.

bump
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
Evolution is total bullshit.

Dinosaurs were so big that, in this gravity, they wouldn't even be able to lift their heads. They would crush themselves from their own weight. An elephant is about the largest any land animal can get in this gravity.

Therefore, either the gravity was less back then, or they weren't actually that big.

If gravity was less, then their entire THEORY of gravity is WRONG, and the whole house of cards comes down. SO, pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!

If the dinosaurs weren't so big, then the fossils must have somehow grown under ground, or something else. Once again, the whole house of cards comes down. So SWEEP IT UNDER THE RUG.
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
Well for some reason it won't let me post the link. Go to s8int dot com.

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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
so true

evolution only explains how things change over time, NOT how things got there in the first place

evolution is an attractive theory for people who think they are too smart to believe in God, but as soon as you point out the flaws and shortcomings, they resort to calling you names
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
As the oxygen content of the air decreased, smaller dinosaurs and insects, which didn't need as much oxygen for energy, survived better than larger dinosaurs. Any mutation which produced a smaller viable dinosaur or insect gave an advantage to that species.
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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
its cool we're either proving more than one creator or De-evolution, or hopefully (for the girl from AD) that the devil invented really neat bones as a trist


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Re: Mr Darwin, how did the big starving dinos mutate down to smaller ones even into birds? Is it because "they just knew how to innovate"?
Evolution is total bullshit.

Dinosaurs were so big that, in this gravity, they wouldn't even be able to lift their heads. They would crush themselves from their own weight. An elephant is about the largest any land animal can get in this gravity.

Therefore, either the gravity was less back then, or they weren't actually that big.

If gravity was less, then their entire THEORY of gravity is WRONG, and the whole house of cards comes down. SO, pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!

If the dinosaurs weren't so big, then the fossils must have somehow grown under ground, or something else. Once again, the whole house of cards comes down. So SWEEP IT UNDER THE RUG.
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You could possibly be more stupid than OP.

Do you even science bra?





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