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   On Sun, 03 Aug 2014 17:10:11 +1200, george152  wrote:   
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   >On 03/08/14 15:16, Sylvia Else wrote:   
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   >> It's clear that flying squirrels could evolve into animals capable of   
   >> free flight. Given the right environmental circumstances, it might even   
   >> happen, though at present the existence of birds and bats limits the   
   >> scope for its being sufficiently beneficial.   
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   >Sylvia dear you're trying to explain evolution to those who will not and   
   >can not and never will evolve beyond being gullible prats   
      
       I have no problem believing in evolution. I also consider the possibility   
   that everything just happened to evolve as it did with no deliberate influence   
   from anything other than random chance. But I also consider that some being or   
   beings far superior to humans had deliberate influence which explains things   
   that are as yet unexplained. I can go on to consider that AS WELL AS what you   
   are able to consider.   
      
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