Genetic Entropy. We're all DOOMED! - Creation Today Claims
Paulogia
The Evolution of Mutations - The Effect of Natural Selection
"There's no such thing as an objectively good mutation or an objectively bad mutation," he says. "For my particular circumstance, these genetic differences are actually increasing our complexity in making us better individuals and better as a race" The reason beneficial mutations take hold in a population where harmful mutations do not is the observed phenomenon of natural selection, writes John Sutter.
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