Vino Tinto;n3115899 dijo:
De donde saca Ud esa molestia tan obvia 1ue cree que me causa que la biblia diga que Dios creo al hombre del barro?... en mi opinion la saca de su falta de argumentos... pero bueno, espero su respuesta
vera, yo no he entrado aqui a evaluar el genesis... lo que estoy haciendo es argumentando sobre los huecos de la teoria de la evolucion y el dogmatismo a la que la han sometido fanaticos acriticos e ignorantes de la metodologia cientifica como Ud.
Simse da cuenta no hay un solo "evento observado" que sugiera un cambio de una especie a otra... ese "cambio " es como bien dice Esther , pura y dura NARRATIVA. ... Ojo, y antes que se arme un espantapajaros yo no estoy diciendo,que no existen fosiles, los fosiles estan ahi, que haya una cadena evolutiva, por ejemplo, de un australopitecus hasta un homo sapiens sapiens, eso es NARRATIVA eso no se OBSERVA eso SE ARMA a partir de unos restos, ( en gran medida incompletos) por parte de unos antropologos a los que UD APELA que hace un trabajo muy bueno, porque seguramente Ud con esos huesos no podria hacer ni una sopa.
en este libro de Roger Lewin y Robert Foley en la pagina 19 dicen "...as humano evolution, like any evolutionary history, is a sequence of events occurring over time, it falls naturally into narrative form :
Prologue For Students: A Guide To Studying Human Evolution.
Part I: The Framework Of Human Evolution: [TABLE="border: 0, cellpadding: 2, cellspacing: 0"]
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[TD="width: 47%"]The Growth Of The Evolutionary Perspective: Man's Place In Nature. Establishing The Link Between Humans And Apes: Historical Views. Human Evolution As Narrative And Explanation.[/TD]
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[TD]11.[/TD]
[TD="width: 53%"]Origins Of Homo: The Genus Homo. Hominin Relationships.[/TD]
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[TD]12.[/TD]
[TD="width: 53%"]Behavior And Evolution Of Early Hominins: Early Tool Technologies. The Pattern Of Early Hominin Evolution.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 47%"]The Principles Of Evolutionary Theory: The Fundamentals Of Evolutionary Theory. Modern Evolutionary Theory: The Development Of Neo-Darwinism And The Power Of Natural Selection.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 53%"]Africa And Beyond - The Evolution Of Homo: Evolutionary Patterns. New Technologies. Hunter Or Scavenger.
Part III: Later Hominin Evolution: [/TD]
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[TD="width: 47%"]Pattern And Process In Evolution: From Micro To Macro Evolution: Debates In Modern Evolutionary Theory. The Physical Context Of Evolution. Extinction And Patterns Of Evolution.[/TD]
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[TD]14.[/TD]
[TD="width: 53%"]The Origin Of Modern Humans: Background And Fossil Evidence: Background For The Evolution Of Modern Humans. Competing Hypotheses For Modern Human Origins. Chronological Evidence. The Question Of Regional Continuity.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 47%"]The Geological Context: Dating Methods. Science Of Burial.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 53%"]The Origin Of Modern Humans: Genetic Evidence: The Impact Of Molecular Evolutionary Genetics. Recent Developments.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 47%"]The Systematic Context: Systematics. Molecular Systematics.
Human Evolution In Comparative Perspective: Primate Heritage. The Comparative Perspective. Bodies, Size, And Shape. Bodies, Brains, And Energy.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 53%"]The Origin Of Modern Humans: Archeology, Behavior, And Evolutionary Process: Archeological Evidence. Regional Patterns In The Archeology. Towards An Integrated Model Of Modern Human Origins.
Evolution Of The Brain, Intelligence, And Culture: Encephalization. Cultural Evolution.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 47%"]Reconstructing Behavior: Bodies, Behavior, And Social Structure. Nonhuman Models Of Early Hominin Behavior.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 53%"]Language And Symbolism: The Evolution Of Language. Art In Prehistory.[/TD]
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Part II: Early Hominin Evolution: [/TD]
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[TD="width: 53%"]New Worlds, Old Worlds: Completing Colonization. The First Villagers. The Human Evolutionary Heritage.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 47%"]Apes, Hominins, And Humans: Morphology, Molecules, And Fossils: Morphology And Molecules: A History Of Conflict. Evolution Of The Catarrhines - The Context Of Hominin Origin.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 47%"]Searching For The First Hominins: The Earliest Hominins. Bipedalism.[/TD]
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[TD="width: 47%"]10. The Ape-Like Hominins: The Australopithecines.[/TD]
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