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woodcutter
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Post by woodcutter » Mon Jan 14, 2008 2:06 am

Evolutionists don't really have too many convincing answers for how much that is complex appeared, it seems to me. Creationists certainly explore that avenue a lot. It probably isn't a productive road to go down with lingusitics, because there won't be any answers.
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Post by fluffyhamster » Sat Jun 06, 2009 11:34 pm

There have been a couple of posts over on Language Log recently about the FOXP2 gene in wombats or something. (Obviously, I haven't really read them very closely yet 8) :) ). Just a heads up, for those interested.
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