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We are told that life has
evolved from "simple" forms millions
of years ago, to the "more complex" forms of today. But is there really
such a thing as "simple" life? Are earlier life forms any less complex
than those living now?
All life is complex with
various modes of locomotion,
senses, metabolism, food gathering, and reproduction. Science
has
not been able to create even "simple" life from scratch. All
Science
can hope to do is genetically alter or clone some already existing life
form.
Look at this Trilobite
again from Exhibit 4 Fossils.
It is supposed to be a "primitive" life form from 600 million years
ago.
Yet it has compound eyes, 3 body
parts, jointed legs, and
a hard shell. This supposedly is the oldest example of eyes
and the
whole optical system and it is compound,
not
simple. Also notice that there are two
eyes for depth perception!
There is no evidence living or in the fossil record that Evolution
tried
any other number of eyes before deciding that two worked well
together.
Also isn't it fortunate that the eyes match up to the eye sockets
rather
than being hidden uselessly inside the skull.
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