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February 2002, Week 4

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Re: FW: [HP3000-L] OT: Ohio wants to teach "2001" in 2 002 and beyond
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Kim Borgman <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 27 Feb 2002 19:46:22 -0600
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Nonetheless, if St. Patrick should have his wish and snakes did disappear,
snakes would never reappear. Snakes have very definite characteristics that
technically make them snakes, and the chances of another line of animals
having these same physiological characteristics is infinitesimally small.

I love this statement above:  It is just "infinitesimally small"
probabilities that evolution is based upon........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One of my biggest additional problem is that IF a new species did appear via
evolution, a similar one of the opposite sex would have to evolve AT THE
SAME TIME to propagate the species.  Otherwise it dies out and has to evolve
again.

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