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troublemaker
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Wed Jun-09-04 11:33 AM
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| 5. Actually, the watch would never reassemble |
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no matter how long it was shaken. Many parts would actively defy reassembly... the spring comes to mind.
The major problem with the question posed by the poor guy is that it's irrelevant.
If it's supposed to be about evolution why not cut to the chase and ask, "if you put an ancient simian in a shoe box and shook it would it turn into a person?" Nobody would have to puzzle over that very long. They would quickly answer, "No. Why? Did Charles Darwin say it would? I'd love to see the citation."
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