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Read that as 13.8 billion years at first. Thought the professor was a creationist strawman. 😅

Auty89 6 Oct 3
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Evolution is not error-free. For instance, amounts of testosterone differ. Most males get amounts adequate for reproduction; a few get toxic amounts.

Also, of all the life that has existed on Earth, at least 90% of those species are extinct.

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My observation here would be that Mother earth is 4.5 billion years old. At the beginning it was a bloody hot mess. It took a while for the right conditions to get set for life to start somehow. Based on that, I would guess 3.8 billion years is not that far off. Of course it's easy to confuse this figure with 13.8 billion years which is the age of the universe, a different thing.

Correct as I understand it and teach it in my science classes.

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Unfortunately they are. Get use to it. It is not going to be changing anytime soon.

Ditto.

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