Thursday, April 06, 2006


I Like That- Houston feat. Chingy, I-20 and Nate Dogg

i'm often amused by the names african-american rap artists give themselves.
Phuture has me in an R&B mood!

anyway, the New York Times just reported on the discovery of a complete 375-million-years-old skeleton of a "fishapod", in other words, substantial proof of fish evolving into land animals back then.
and they had to mention about about how creationists said the lack of evidence like the above-mentioned disproved Darwin's theory of evolution. i think it's stupid.

personally, i prefer the Bible's story of how the world came about, since i think it's quite an insult to have chimps as our ancestors. not that i'm being condescending, because i do respect animals, and they are a part of our world as much as we are of theirs. but there's a reason why we happen to be the ones building Eiffel Towers and not them.
on the other hand, we cannot look away from clear evidence of evolution. i just wish people would realise that the skeletons found have been of fish and tetrapods, and not of humans. so don't bring any of that creationist crap in. maybe God simply created animals, as was said, and they evolved. for us, perhaps we were butt-ugly and had buttons for noses in our first appearance, but we look better now. well, most of us anyway.
and what the hell is wrong with that? i just don't get why people have to inject so much bull into the story of our existence. we're complicated enough as it is. i would say that God is constantly creating and shaping this world as long as the word "change" still applies. the day He stops is prolly when Jesus comes back or something.
all those scientists should stop thinking so much.

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