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Scientists compare mutations to an earthquake in a city or a clock being thrown hard
against a wall. In the same way that earthquakes do not develop cities, and hurling
clocks against walls does not improve them, mutations do not improve living things,
but rather damage them.
As Grassé states, mutations bring disorder to exceedingly or-
dered structures. Genetic mutations might be compared to an earth-
quake or to hurling a clock against a wall. In the same way that an
earthquake cannot improve a city, nor a violent impact a clock, so too
genetic mutations do not improve living things, but rather harm
them. Evolutionists are aware of this, but still propose mutations as
the mechanism that brings about evolution. In order to better see the
evolutionists' inconsistencies in this area, it will be useful to include
some statements on the harmful effects of mutations on living things
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