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Originally Posted by Boerseun
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The question is not whether or not evolution exists. There is an overabundance of evidence that it does. The question is how does a modification occur in the DNA (if indeed that is where it occurs) that can then be transmitted to the next generation.
Evolution can be seen first hand. Take a scrawny wimp, for example, who's had enough of the bully kicking sand in his face at the beach (yeah the old cliché). What does he do? For the next couple of years he pumps iron three times a week (upper and lower body). Next time he goes to the beach the tides have turned. OK. So far so good.
The questions one could ask are: How then is the DNA modified? How many years (or generations) will it be before the offspring of x-wimp (aka the beast, now) will be born with the propensity to be large (or larger the wimp was)?
Check this out. I believe that will power plays a fundamental role in evolution.
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