Blowing Evolution Out Of The Water
Blowing Evolution Out Of The Water
Swimming: WR holder Sarah Sjöström wins first Olympic title
in 100m free
Yah, that just happen! Sarah hit the wall and was flabbergasted. Overcome with emotion, she covered her mouth
and cried the happy tears so common.
Common? I see women swimmers from
lands apart exhibiting the same reaction when they win. In addition, their bodily contours are nearly
identical as their sport demands. Form
does follow function.
If we evolved from primordial soup over
the last hundred thousand years, how can these global women be so similar? Soup is soup.
I would expect meatballs on one continent and noodles on another. If we all came from African Lucy, as I was
taught, should not her daughters vary more than I see at the race’s start?
The same swimsuits. Legs, torsos, arms, with heads a joining
depict the eight women as being sisters.
Their proportions are that of sprint swimmers, length of arms in ratio
to legs. Also, their muscle bulk is
contrasted to gymnastic women. Swimmers
look leaner and more streamlined.
I assume I am writing to the Church here. We understand a person’s body harbors a
spirit and a soul. The spirit animates
the body while the soul is the well of emotion felt. So, tell me how evolutionists can explain identical
responses seen? No matter the country, the
exuberance of winning is manifested so exactly.
Jumping, shouting, and shaking of fists into the air, winners' celebrations I see from the camera. How is this
so?
Now to social scientists. They could say
the swimmers’ upbringings and environments dictate the forecasted responses.
Like conditioned dogs responding to the stimulus of a whistle. But even moms and dads are in the stands hooting
and hollering from every nation. Explain
that!
A great many similarities are shared about
the pool. Wouldn’t Lucy’s granddaughters be more divergent since
they trained separately, geographically and chronologically? Just a question, a torpedo with a mother load.
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