Species don't change in their own lifetime Kevin, it happens during meiosis.

people want to increase their level and they don't do it by being quiet

we have only been on this planet 6 K years

hehe

Way longer

No one gives a shit about level

I think you would find

not sure what you are thinking about this meiosis but current scientists who think we have been here for longer are clueless

Your wrong

Why

You mean all scientists?

any scientists who think we have been here longer than 6 to 10 K years

Well I can't explain beacouse every one is interrupting me

you know how long it would take 2 people, say adam or eve to produce 7 billion + people?

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Wow so now you’re calling every single biologist in the world clueless. Good job.

"adam or even"

Maybe the Bible is wrong

...

Well it would sure take a lot longer than 6000 years.

Oki Kevin can we augue in dms please

lets presume the new testament is BS, old testament is valid

That’s a big presumption.

Kevin can I fm you please so I don't have to deal with them

. . . No. None of will accept that premise lmao

*dm

king thomas, as the professor everyone wants to talk

What Thomas is trying to say is that, over long spans time, hundreds or thousands of generations, these tiny genetic changes can and will add up to massive changes, sometimes changing the organism into something completely different.

I can't help being popular, don't hate me ;/

Active people with opposing views tend to be. Active people in general tend to be popular.

Fine I won't augue with you

I just popped in to say you are both wrong

in 33 generations you could have 8 billion people on the planet

No

if no one did any murdering/war, and there was no disease

Assuming nobody dies before having children.

taking those into account, it takes longer

And assuming none of these children die.

This is why I need a lecture hall

in roughly 660 years, given 2 people turns into 8 + billion

2 to the 33rd power