Evolution Suxxors
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I think one thing that makes me re-examine the theory of evolution would have to be the concept of irreducable complexity. This being where multiple systems within a given organism must have developed at the same time for the animal to exist... take the giraffe for example.
If it did not have valves in its neck to stop blood from moving to its brain as it drops its head its head would explode from the blood pressure, then also this system requires a sponge like part of the brain, and I think a difference in the heart (I'm writing off the top of my head here). all of these systems are interdependent in the body and are required at the same time to allow the giraffe to drink water. So how did it develop all of these systems without dying? because without all of them none would work and all giraffes would be dead.
it's interesting, there are quite a number of animals/organisms with this kind of irreducable complexity.