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Answer me this, genius. Proteins are made from left handed amino acids. If just one is right handed, the protein will be useless. Amino acids exist in nature in equal quantities of left and and right. The chances of getting a protein with all left handed amino acids are effectively zero. Then there is the three dimensional structure of proteins, of which there are many. Proteins also require chaperones to help them achieve the correct shape. So. A protein needs a chaperone in order to exist, which needs a smaller chaperone for it to exist. proteins will also fit in one location. The one they were designed to fit. Each protein also has a genetic tag that tells it where to go. Then there is also a system that tells the cell when to stop making a certain protein. This is a two part system, in which both parts are useless without each other. Are you getting the picture yet? Do you still believe that all of this could happen without help?
I'm talking about evolution. There is no debate about adaptation. It does happen. However, there is no evidence that adaptation leads to new species. In order for that to happen, new information needs to be added to the genome. There is no evidence that this is even possible, and everything we know leads to the conclusion that it is not possible.
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