This is the same shit in different timescales, you mouthbreather. We've bred these abominations from wolves within less than 30k years, chinks bred the Pekingese dog in even less.
The only tangible difference between choanoflaggelate unicellular organisms and sponges are the mineralized non-cellular skeleton sponges' choanocytes secret just to anchor themselves on.
Human mind can't even intuitively depict in their mind the actual extent of a 800 million years' timespan.
Genetic mutation is guided by some yet undiscovered link between the mind and genes. We know neurons can pass genetic material. Can they also direct cells to experiment with segments of their DNA? More stress more experimentation. Failed cells get culled. Sometimes this results in cancer but usually is erased on micro level before it gets out of hand. Successful cells transmit data to neurons which then signall all cells to copy the mutation. A process like this would explain the link between mind and cancer. It would also dramatically increase the rate of evolution (which is required by the fossil record).
We know this can happen. The HOW I outlined above is speculative but plausible. Example identical twin astronaut who went to space and came back with different DNA than his twin.
< I'd rather say math is gay and wrong than admit life is a creation of intelligence and not chance
That's pretty much the entire ethos of evolution "science." People want an excuse to be depraved, and jews gladly give them the excuses in exchange for shekels and destruction of civilization.
Where are your math proving that we should not exist, Jethro?
See this faggot right here? He will literally say the most retarded things to protect his religion for perverts. He's into something really gross to say something this painfully stupid. Probably a pedophile, but maybe even something more disgusting than that, if possible.
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Never seen a Tomato or a Banana, user?
Space can actually alter the DNA? That is very interesting.
Cosmic radiation is a more plausible cause than space viruses.
Did he have cancer?