Scientific Evidence Against Evolution by Reid Reasor

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Scientific EvidenceAgainst EvolutionbyReid
Reasor
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What are we going to talk about

• Goals
• Give us the seven valid scientific evidences
  against evolution
• Review evolution theory

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The seven solid scientific evidences against
evolution

1. Evolution breaks two major laws
2. Probability makes impossibility
3. Immune system response
4. Organ regression concept
5. Sexual reproduction and DNA
6. Mutation against lifespans
7. DNA evidence to the contrary

Entropy Enthalpy
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Who am I

• Poor kid from Pennsylvania
• Went to USAFA Bachelors in astrophysics
• Research pilot at AF research laboratory
• Flew F-15C as instructor
• Masters in Technology ASU
• Squadron commander of Air to Air experimental
  weapons testing
• PhD student in Psychology

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The international tenets of science

• Theory is
• Law is
• Theory become law- valid when
• Evolution is a theory

Theory is a contemplative and rational type
of abstract or generalizing thinking, or the
results of such thinking. 1
A scientific law is a statement based on repeated
experimental observation that describes some
aspect of the world. A scientific law always
applies under the same conditions, and implies
that there is a causal relationship involving its
elements. 2
Laws differ from scientific theories in that they
do not posit a mechanism or explanation of
phenomena they are merely distillations of the
results of repeated observation. 2
Such theories are described in such a way that
any scientist in the field is in a position to
understand and either provide empirical support
("verify") or empirically contradict ("falsify")
it. 1
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1. Evolution theory breaks laws

• Entropy 3
• Says everything becomes less orderly
• Evolution basics
• It just happened, got more complex over time
• Enthalpy 4
• How much energy put into...
• Needs energy to be expended to be more complex
• It needs a intelligent design be more complex

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2. Probability Makes for Impossibility

• In the beginning there was nothing
• Big bang
• Scientific explanations
• Fission splitting an atom to get energy
• Fusion combing of hydrogen (Deuterium) element
  to get new molecules and release bond energy
• Thermonuclear weapons fission to trigger fusion
• Extreme heat and extreme pressure needed or
  fusion
• Min 4 grams min nuclear weapons design
• Helium (2.408 x 10 24)

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2. Probability Makes for Impossibility

• The original periodic table
• How they say it just happened
• Gravity formula G1G2/r2
• Acceleration to the speed of light
• Arrived at the same place, at the same time

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2. Probability Makes for Impossibility

• How did we get all this stuff?
• Here is what they say how this got here
• New helium accelerated outward and slowed down
• Turned around and went back together
• Turn around? Never been seen in space, ever
• Super nova is just a vacuum
• They say we exploded six times!
• Why six? That is how we got our world!!
• Heavier element then can just be made!
• Atom smasher all fall apart

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2. Probability Makes for Impossibility

• Never been seen, never observed, opposite black
  holes
• Staticallyimpossible
• Once is 1 in 2.408 x 10 24
• Six times is 2.66 x 10 1560
• Real explosion
• Why is everything in plane?
• Where is all the stuff zooming out?
• Where is all the stuff falling back?

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2. Probability Makes for Impossibility

• OK fine...it just happened to this point
• Somehow we got to DNA goo
• Amino acids weave themselves into a complex
  protein
• Not even going to show the chances of that
• They say it was woven on the backs of crystals
• Complexity of the smallest function life is
• 256 bit operation system
• 1 strand DNA holds 1 terabyte of information
• DNA information flow is outward not a recorder
• No idea how the DNA strand communicates what to do

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3. Immune System Response

• So, we have this asexual cell division and
  replication
• DNA Recording of every single cell in the body!
• Mutation happening all the time
• Evolution demands that the cells DO!
• Our immune systems
• What is it called when the immune system fails to
  kill a mutating cell?
• The immune system must be notified, and the
  system, must accept the new mutation is Good!
• Who decides?
• Who notifies?
• How is the immune system programmed to ignore
  good?
• Never been seen to ever work mutation to better

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4. Organ regression concept

• O.K. Finethe eyeball just popped out wasnt
  rejected
• Eye capability
• FOV is 220 left/right 80 degrees up/down
• Millions of colors
• 120 million rods and 6-7 million cones 612
  Meg/Frame
• 30 times/second
• Data flow is 18.4 Gig/Sec
• T1 is 1.54 Meg/Sec
• You have 1100 T-1 lines per eye
• Complexity?
• Eye blind test
• You have a blind spot in your eyes

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4. Organ regression concept

• WHAT THE HECK JUST HAPPENED!
• Your mind is sampling around the blind spots and
  fills in the blind area!
• You are hallucinatingon purpose!
• Tell me how a random mutation did that!
• Predictive in nature and anticipates where you
  are going to look
• Instantaneous try it!
• 30 times a second fills in both eyes
• Auto fill routine needs
• 18.4 Gig/sec flow rate base!
• No computer in the world that can do this auto
  paste routine

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4. Organ regression concept

• How does the old brain handle the new eye ball?
• Concept of organ regression
• Simultaneously increase all the support organs
• How does the brain even know how?
• Every system must upgrade at the same time to
  support the new mutation

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5. Sexual reproduction DNA mismatch

• Whatever I have the cool new eyeball I am the
  genetic coolness
• How do I make my offspring get them?
• Male and female now
• Sexual reproduction DNA unwrap - 10,000,000
  nucleotides
• Wrap back up? Easy!
• Extra chromosome?
• Mutation must be perfect in the male and female
  recombination
• Rate of mutation is 4 in every 10,000,000
  sequence (Y testing)
• My wife and I need to have an estimated six
  billion kids (one in six billion chance to mutate
  in her) to make one good mutant with the
  single eye
• Nobody has lived that long

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Here is where evolution dies!6. Mutation against
lifespans

• One male had it passed the gene it to son and
  daughter (eyeless) the son and daughter mate?
• Because I am the source of the single eye, I am
  the stepping stone for the second good two-eyed
  upgrade
• I will die prior to first two eyed anything
  appearing in, or from me
• What happens if I with my one eye, I mate with a
  woman with no eyes?
• Chromosome mismatch (One has an extra chromosome
  ME)

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Here is where evolution dies!6. Mutation against
lifespans

• Okfine---my kids (no eyes) must mate with each
  other have single eye kids
• My Good offspring are having offspring (Only
  the good DNA plus good DNA can pass GOOD
  single eye kids)
• 4 marriages for one good one eye pass (extra
  chromosome in each pair) starting a tree of
  descendants
• They will need to live 2.3 million years
  producing an offspring every year to get the next
  Good upgrade (two eyes) out of the tree (need
  six billion offspring)
• It starts over at the two eyed starting point!
  It doesn't build!
• Why no build? Chromosome mismatch!
• What if my single eyed grandson mates with a no
  eyed woman?
• What is my two eyed great descendants mates
  with anything other than a two eyed wife?

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Here is where evolution dies!6. Mutation against
lifespans

• What is the probably that the new one
  improvement two eyed kid will die prior to
  making the six billion descendant offspring tree?
• It is impossible that this went on for millions
  and millions of years of descendants without a
  single death to any of the new one in six billion
  more complex beings
• There are only 7 billion people in the world
• Darwin saw this! Book six! No workie!

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And they say that this happened all over the
world 7. DNA evidence to the contrary

• That is why they say we have different skins,
  language, heightsall adapted and grew ?
• DNA information flow is outward not a recorder
• DNA says six continents all from one man
• DNA says six continents all from one woman
• DNA says we are getting weaker
• DNA says we are getting less intelligent
• DNA and a monkey 98 and a blue whale 96.7

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What did Darwin have to say?

• This cannot even pass the silly probabilities
  test just stupid
• Darwin published 6 books last few on
  accelerating the mutation process based on this
  tree analysis
• Impossible recanted his theory
• Become a Christian? Who knows
• Galapagos island
• Adaptation never seen in DNA
• I believe
• The turtles with long necks - ate stayed
• Turtles with short necks - hungry and left
• Birds with bigger beaks stayed
• Birds with smaller beaks left
• Darwin recanted evolution, said it was folly

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More likely that aliens dropped us here

• Scientists are starting to admit it!
• Intelligent design coming to a college near
  you fight!
• Evolution is just a theory
• Not observed
• Not repeatable
• 1. Evolution breaks two major laws
• 2. Probability makes impossibility
• 3. Immune system programming
• 4. Organ regression concept
• 5. Sexual reproduction DNA mismatch
• 6. Mutation against lifespans
• 7. DNA evidence to the contrary

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