The gene duplication and mixing hypothesis says nothing about how any protein or protein system was initially produced; whether slowly, suddenly, or if it was a natural selection or one of the other mechanisms. Keep in mind that it may in some way mimic...
The hypothesis of gene duplication and mixing says nothing about how it initially produced any protein or protein system; whether slowly, suddenly, or if it was natural selection or one of the other mechanisms.
Keep in mind that it might somehow mimic the clock-spring mousetrap, and the crowbar might mimic the hammer of the mousetrap, but these similarities don’t give us anything about how the mousetrap is made.
To claim that a system has gradually evolved with Darwinism, one must prove that the function of the system has been shaped by an enormous number of small, successful modifications.
- Dr. Michael Behe.
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