Point b

... in my textbook pictures telophase as what appears to be 2 cells joined by a membrane between them. Would they be considered 2 cells at this point, or just 1 since they're still connected?

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... from environmental damages to the germ line. So no way to pass the information down fro some Lamarckian style selection. This is a very good point, that should be emphasized. How would an organism differentiate those changes to non germline cells that are beneficial (longer neck in your example) ...

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... not all cells would contain Chloroplast. Chloroplast is used by plants to take in light energy and turn it into glucose (sugar). What would be the point of having Chloroplast in a Liver cell? A stomach cell? There wouldn't be a use for Chloroplast in the liver or stomach, or any other internal ...

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... how it fits with the rest of science, what did it say about our world, and what testable predictions can be derived from your model. Should I point ow the obvious lack of all interesting predictions that can be derived from the bible? and the fact that predictions coming from very different ...

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So what exactly is your argument? Are you saying Darwin is wrong? I only ask because I have not been able grasp the paradigm of your point as it now seems somewhat circular and convoluted . Bingo! You now understand gamila (ie Colin Leslie Dean) . He will do nothing but quote himself as ...

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