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If a teacher finds two computer programs written by two separate students where most of the code is the same. Well, the conclusion is that one person wrote both programs. Hey, they could have both copied the program from the same book, but there is still just one author - just one.
Scientists see that our genetic code is 99% similar to a chimpanzee and claim we evolved from a bunch of monkeys. This just in, there is evidence of substantial similarities in the genetic codes of bats and dolphins. Researchers claim convergent evolution is the reason. However, if you give two students an assignment to create a computer program, typically the code is radically different in both cases and the two programs do not look or work the same.
Basically, this is evidence that the designer of bats and dolphins is the same one. Computer programs do not evolve through random errors. However, we are told that "random errors" or mutations is evolution's engine.
Do Genetic Similarities in Bats and Dolphins Echo Evolutionary Convergence? - Answers in Genesis
Scientists see that our genetic code is 99% similar to a chimpanzee and claim we evolved from a bunch of monkeys. This just in, there is evidence of substantial similarities in the genetic codes of bats and dolphins. Researchers claim convergent evolution is the reason. However, if you give two students an assignment to create a computer program, typically the code is radically different in both cases and the two programs do not look or work the same.
Basically, this is evidence that the designer of bats and dolphins is the same one. Computer programs do not evolve through random errors. However, we are told that "random errors" or mutations is evolution's engine.
Do Genetic Similarities in Bats and Dolphins Echo Evolutionary Convergence? - Answers in Genesis