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This article is about a most serious ethical concern, that of the form of human life itself.
written by jansegers on 2008-04-02 10:03:20 CET
Very informative and crisp information. I look forward to more writing by this author.
written by LabVIEW Engineer on 2009-05-25 07:29:56 CET
I have never subscribed to the ideology of evolution as to the basis for human existence. It is apparent to me that in a process whereby repetitive or continuous changing needs to occur we find none, merely speculation. Chimpanzees still have chimpanzee babies, humans still had human babies, etc. I have yet to hear scientists proclaim that a baboon has just had a human baby. People have the freedom to believe what they choose, I choose not to believe in this idea of evolution concept.
written by stonesky on 2010-01-06 09:59:12 CET
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