cooperation vs the selfish gene

horizontal gene transfer Intelligent Design

Horizontal gene transfer: Bacteria apparently despise the selfish gene

Researchers: “Cooperation is ubiquitous in bacterial populations. Bacteria produce and share public goods, providing indiscriminate benefits to their neighbors at cost to themselves.” It makes sense but it isn’t yer old biology teacher’s evolution.

asauber Like I've been saying for years, the Evolutionists who comment here are not interested in a serious examination of evidence,... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
Fred Hickson KF, Similarly, we see another one playing out with CV 19 now in our worst surge. We just lost a... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
Silver Asiatic from the Ernst Mayr, in “What Evolution Is” quote above: This also explains why survival is so uneven from season... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
Silver Asiatic That is to enact significant change it would enable the species to eliminate the rest of the ecology and thus,... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
jerry I suggest quantum phenomena give every index of being random. Are you positing a fifth force that you do not... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
ET I see that Fred is still too afraid to actually make a case. Only cowards throw out accusations and don't... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
JHolo The rest of the world is also to blame for not fully and officially recognizing Taiwan as an independent country.... – Is China seriously contemplating [imminent?] invasion...
Fred Hickson Who do you think you agreed with, Jerry? Some very odd assertions in your comment #209 that contain preconceptions that... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
kairosfocus Jerry, you exemplify my point. I start from temperature as a measure of average random kinetic energy per degree of... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
jerry What’s there to be afraid of I mention two. One it is self refuting. That is to enact significant change... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
asauber Jerry, It would be interesting for one of the Evolutionists commenting here to engage in a discussion of what the... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
jerry Round and round we go never getting anywhere. I thought we agreed that there is no such thing as random.... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
kairosfocus PPS, some hold randomness a fiction, too. – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
kairosfocus PS, we have been playing a game against nature here since 1995. Not all have survived the volcano experience. Similarly,... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
kairosfocus VL, look above at the implications of suggestions made in the thread. And, some do make that assertion out there.... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
Bob O'H Querius @ 167 - So yes, my hypothesis is that all “junk DNA” has a function, though likely to have... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
Silver Asiatic Isaiah 45:7 The Hebrew words used for peace and evil in this verse are shalom and ra. The word shalom... – At Mind Matters News: Must we...
Viola Lee And what exactly was "confessed"? And whoever said randomness required a flat distribution? – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
martin_r as to communists, war, biology and other stuff, let me add this short David Attenborough style parody video about Russian... – Is China seriously contemplating [imminent?] invasion...
kairosfocus F/N: A Wikipedia confession: In common parlance, randomness is the apparent or actual lack of pattern or predictability in events.[1][2]... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...
ET How is it not trivial, Fred? From Ernst Mayr, in "What Evolution Is": Do selection and elimination differ in their... – Casey Luskin: ID as fruitful approach...