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I'm open-minded, but I don't see any evidence for an ice age 4,000 years ago. There are pyramids older than 4,000. Young people here, how would you convince them that there were ice ages?
Mr. Ham, that's my biggest concern is that I tell you my biggest, biggest concern that you're teaching generations of these young people they're just animals. Uh, that they came about by natural processes.
Aren't you teaching that humans are animals? Are we animals? Yeah. We're mammals, breathe air. Isn't that good? So, all life is related. Of course, there's a few of us seem like lizards.
From your perspective, all life is related. Certainly. Even plants. It's one of the fundamental discoveries in all of life science. So, we're related to plants? Yes. So, we're related to a banana? Yes.
Okay. I just want... What makes you think we're not related to bananas? What evidence do you have that the DNA in bananas, the DNA in E. coli, the DNA in ancient cave bears, what evidence do you have that we're not related to them? Besides just, just so we're clear. Okay. As soon as... Do you have any, do you have any evidence that, uh, as you know, all life is basically, life is built on DNA, and DNA is an information system and a language system. Um, so do you have any evidence that matter produces a language system? Matter produces information. I mean, there are billions, trillions of bits of information in living systems. Can you, can you testify to how information arose by natural processes?
Here we are. That's it. That's your evidence. Well, we'll start with the evidence and work backwards.