Jul 20, 2016 -- 2:32AM, zorrostrikes wrote:
transitional fossils -lets see - Dogsyou could go dig up all the dogs that died in the past 100 yearsyou would see all the varieties and changes that went through the various stages. But were are the dogs with wings. Let's face itwe've been actively breeding attributes into the Wolf's Genes. but essentially they're still dogs.Each generation that have come from the wolf is worse. They die youngerthrough the tampering or their hips become brittle. They have breathingproblems like in the pugs - or they can't walk like the dash hound.bite force of dogs -The Rottweilers were the strongest and topped with 328 pounds of bite pressure. German Shepherds came in second with a 238 measured bite force, and the American Pit Bull Terrier came in third with 235 pounds of pressure.How does that measure compared to cousins in the wild?Dogs are at a disadvantage. A wolf’s normal bite force is around 400 pounds. If it is protecting itself, a large wolf can bite down with over 1,200 pounds of pressure.
yes ,Zorro appears to not understand evolution correctly (many do not) or is deliberately barking up the wrong tree ,dogs bred by humans to do a job have been better than natural selection imo ,greyhounds for example ,only the fastest have been selected but many breeds of dogs have suffered ireversible damage ,the KC have done for many but the OP is wrong to even think man has not produced a better hunting and killing machines than the wolf ,the wolf is built more for endurance survival than any dog i can think of .
genome study has changed the origins of the dog anyway and still much work to be done
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Origin_of_the_domestic_dog
Jul 20, 2016 -- 1:06PM, ebulGery wrote:
I would not say it is a high probability our universe is a simulation myself, but I think it is a possibilityamongst others?
If a simulation is possible, it is virtually certain that we are actually part of a simulation.

The burden of proof is on the claimant.