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Joined: Dec 2007
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Hey Russell2 Maybe a computer analogy would work better for Russ T. Think of the HOX gene’s as your Sub Main() function and the gene’s for the eye as a function you call twice when building a person.
VB wasn’t it Russ T Oh crikey, now he's going to go all "it's programing, therefore it's intelligent design" again ... I knew the Octopus had its retina built the right way around unlike us, thus proving the fallacy behind Hovinds arguments that our way is necessary, but I didn’t know they adjusted focus in such a different way. Fascinating! But not surprising, this is just another example of convergent evolution of a feature using different ways and means to accomplish analogous tasks. Enjoy.
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