u/Anime-Fan-69

Debunking AiG math on ERVs

İ am debunking AiG's math on ERVs.

>1.3 Unreasonable Fixation Rate 1.3.1 The necessary fixation rate and the observations As explained earlier, viral infections are supposedly random, but in humans, 200,000 ERVs are claimed to be in identical genome locations, the second obvious question is what mechanism caused this fixation, and whether it could have happened in a reasonable time frame. This can be easily estimated. To be generous, consider the earliest primate fossils are dated to about 50Mya. With viral infections starting from the onset, this means there is about 1 endogenization and fixation per about 250 years (50M / 200k). Using a standard 25 year generation time, this also means 1 endogenization and fixation per 10 gegenerations.

There are many problems with this math. The biggest problem is why does it have to start at primates? ERVs existed long before then.

Second problem, primates did not originate 50 mya. They originated closer to 65 mya.

Third problem, the average generation time for most primates is closer to ten years. The rhesus macaque starts reproducing at 4 years old, for example and enters menopause at 25. This is all basic knowledge anyone can check in 10 seconds. İ dont have any degrees in paleontolgy, zoology, genetics or any other relevant field, but even İ immediately realized the flaws with their calculations. AiG is lying, as always.

Edit: I remember just yesterday looking theough AiG's website and seeing this text, but nıw İ cant seem to find it. It might also be from Evolution News.

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u/Anime-Fan-69 — 20 hours ago
▲ 38 r/OMORI

Which US state do Sunny and palls live in?

It is pretty obvious that Omori is supposed to take place in the USA, because of the George Washington Dollar and housing style. But where in the USA is it?

At first we can eliminate all states that are more than 60 miles from the coast.

This eliminates Arizona, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Kansas, South and North Dakota, Iowa, Wyoming, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, New Mexico, Nevada, Kentucky, Tenessee, Missouri, and West Virginia.

Next, I eliminated all states were it rarely if ever snows. So Florida, Hawaii, Lousiana, Missisipi, Texas, and Alabama are gone.

Also Alaska is gone because it is too cold.

Georgia and South Carolina are too Southern.

u/Anime-Fan-69 — 1 day ago

How to disprove this argument?

İ saw this argument in an Aron Ra video, and im not sure how to refute it. He dodged the question, instead of answering where the information came from, he just said the genetic code is inefficient. However, that's not what the person asked. They asked about how so much information could come about without an "intelligent being", not about whether or not the design was any good or not.

Original question: https://youtu.be/NBTW0fMxAKg?si=urf4uR5Gxl06AJkj&t=560s

İm just kidding of course. İ know exactly how to answer this question. The answer is mutations. Duplication mutations to be more precise. While macromutations such as duplications, inversions and deletions are comparatively far rarer than point mutations, they still happen a lot on geological time scales.

u/Anime-Fan-69 — 3 days ago
▲ 121 r/OMORI

I just noticed a plot hole

Why would the principal let Sunny educate her son Brent if Sunny hasnt been to school in 3 years?

Does this plot hole affect the quality of the game? No. But it is still funny to think about.

u/Anime-Fan-69 — 3 days ago

The Laws of Population Genetics

If you dont understand these laws, you cant understand evolution.

1 - Law of irreversibility: When a trait (eg. Fingers in Artiodactyls) is lost, it cant be regained.

2 - (Mendel's) Law(s) of Ingeritance: Lets say a human has sticky ear-wax. Then if that human fucks with another human with dry ear-wax, then the resulting kid will have sticky ear-wax. However, if the resulting kid then fucks with another sticky ear-wax haver, then there is a 25% chance that the resulting kid will have dry ear-wax.

3 - Law of Ontogeny: The young of 2 closely related animals will look more similar to each other than their parents.

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u/Anime-Fan-69 — 3 days ago

Mualani's charachter design

What is Mualani's charachter design based on and what type of skirt is Mualani wearing?

u/Anime-Fan-69 — 4 days ago
▲ 4 r/OMORI

Why did 0M0C4T design the collector edition like this?

I had always taught the recital took place in their school, so İ was entirely genuinely, NOT sarcastically, 100% /s surprised that the resital took place in the Church. İ was even more surprised that the recital took place in a "youth ensemble (aka. İndoctrination program).

Why do you guys think 0M0C4T designed the special edition to have this?

u/Anime-Fan-69 — 6 days ago

Three examples of an animal producing something other than their kind.

Bring these up next time you debate Kent Hovind.

  1. Canine transmissible venereal tumor - The most famous one. It took place in an American dog 6000 - 11000 years ago. And since you cant evolve out of a clade, this is just as much a dog as a Husky.

  2. Devil facial tumor disease - A cancer which affects the faces of Tasmanian devils.

  3. Contagious reticulum cell sarcoma - A cancer which affects the structure of the cells of Syrian hamsters.

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u/Anime-Fan-69 — 8 days ago
▲ 413 r/teenagers

Hillary beat Trump with a larger margin in 2016 than Trunp beat Harris 2024, yet she still lost.

u/Anime-Fan-69 — 12 days ago

Hi guys. İ am doing research on the YouTuber Jaiden Animations and am wondering whether or not Hugo is the granddad of Jaiden Dittfach. After all, they are the only two Dittfach's listed on Wikipedia.

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u/Anime-Fan-69 — 17 days ago