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on evolution.

Submitted by ekim on Sat, 10/06/2007 - 9:19pm.

i like the notion that evolution is a consequence of history 'cause that puts a time dimension to the change which doesn't simply equivocate "change" as necessarily being advancement, which is why there are still the simple living organisms like bacteria and complex living organisms like humans.

but what i don't get is how from simple living organisms...other more complex living organisms came about. are we all essentially related in a sense then?

 

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