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Adnan Oktar (Harun Yahya)

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Earth. Even if we assume that mutations were effective and beneficial
in complex organs, and structures requiring more than one mutation to
occur at the same time, mathematicians still say the problem of time is an
acute dilemma for Darwinists. Even Professor of Paleontology George G.
Simpson, one of the most unrepentant Darwinists, clearly states that it
would take an infinite length of time for five mutations to happen at the
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same time. An infinite amount of time means zero probability. And that
is a probability which applies to all the structures and organs possessed

by living things. Thus, there is no possibility of the glorious variety of life
we see in our daily lives coming about through mutations.
The evolutionist George G. Simpson has performed another calcu-
lation regarding the mutation claim in question. He admitted that in a
community of 100 million individuals, which could hypothetically pro-
duce a new generation every day, a positive outcome from mutations
would only take place once every 274 billion years. That number is many
times greater than the age of the Earth, estimated to be at 4.5 billion years
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old. These, of course, are all calculations assuming that mutations have
a positive effect on the generations which gave rise to them, and on sub-
sequent generations; but no such assumption applies in the real world.

Why Is the Body That Is Supposedly Evolving Protected against
Mutations?

All evolutionist scientists know that the probability of a replica-
tion error occurring in a living organism’s DNA for no reason is very
low. Research has revealed that there are protective elements in the cell
that prevent genetic errors from arising. The information in DNA can-

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