Evolution and probability

[QUOTE="Brainkiller05"]What? You're supposed to actually understand it before trying to disprove it.kneeha

Same question, but to the creationists.

I love evolution threads.

[QUOTE="kneeha"][QUOTE="Brainkiller05"]What? You're supposed to actually understand it before trying to disprove it.Bashers79

Same question, but to the creationists.

except creationism isn't a theory, its a hypothesis

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[QUOTE="kneeha"] Not trying to disprove it, I just want to understand the rationale behind believing a theory with extremely low probability. Phaze-Two

Same question, but to the creationists.

except creationism isn't a theory, its a hypothesis

It's not really even a hypothesis, since a hypothesis has to be testable.

creationists always show such a stunning amount of ignorance when it comes to concept of probability. Any given occurrence is infinitely improbable if you have an undefined variable and if no external factors are taken into consideration. Here is a little experiment that every creationist should take part in. Take a six sided die. roll it and write down the number. do this 250 times. examine the pattern. the probability of getting the exact pattern that you arrive at is beyond what is fathomable by our human minds. And yet, this occurrence still happened. Ask yourself why that is and ask yourself why innocuous probability measures have no relevance to evolution or any other scientific theory.