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4. Chloroplasts are vitally important Prokaryotic endocytosis [the taking in of
generators of energy for the plant cell. If matter by a living cell] is the cellular
these organelles are unable to do so, mechanism on which the whole of S.E.T.
many of the cell’s functions cannot take (Serial Endosymbiotic Theory) presu-
place, and the organism will be unable to mably rests. If one prokaryote could not
engulf another, it is difficult to imagine
survive. These vitally important functi-
how endosymbiosis could be set up. Un-
ons take place with proteins synthesized
fortunately for Margulis and S.E.T., no
in the chloroplasts. However, the chlo-
modern examples of prokaryotic endocy-
roplasts’ own DNA is not sufficient for
tosis or endosymbiosis exist . . . 145
them to synthesize these proteins. The
great majority of proteins are synthesi- There is no example of a bacteria
zed using the cell’s main DNA. 143 that is left intact, without being digested,
It is absolutely impossible for such after being engulfed by another and
harmony to have developed through trial which ‘contributes’ to the initiation of an
and error. Any change in a DNA molecu- even more complex cell in nature. Such
le will not gain the organism any new a relationship between two bacteria is
characteristic, but will definitely harm it. not definitely demonstrated in any labo-
Mahlon B. Hoagland describes the ratory experiments. That means such or-
position in his book The Roots of Life: ganisms are not alive in nature or in test
tubes, but only in the minds of evolutio-
You’ll recall we learned that almost al-
nists. In reality, genes of eukaryotic cells
ways a change in an organism’s DNA is
detrimental to it; that is, it leads to a re- are much different than the ones in pro-
duced capacity to survive. By way of karyotic ones and no evolutionary relati-
analogy, random additions of sentences onship exists in between them. D.F.
to the plays of Shakespeare are not likely Doolittle has a confession in an article in
to improve them! . . . The principle that
the Scientific American magazine:
DNA changes are harmful by virtue of re-
... many eukaryote genes are totally unli-
ducing survival chances applies whether
ke those seen in the prokaryotes and arc-
a change in DNA is caused by a mutation
haea. They seem to come from no-whe-
or by some foreign genes we deliberately
add to it. 144 re. 146
Evolutionists did not produce their
claims on the basis of any scientific ex-
Law of Entropy, the
periments. No such phenomenon as one
bacterium swallowing another has ever —See, Second law of Thermodyna-
been observed. The molecular biologist mics, the.
Whitfield describes the situation:

Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)