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Life on Earth began 4.5 Billion years ago

If you exist today your family tree extends back 4.5 Billion years.
How many generations is that? How many organisms successfully reproduced so you could exist today? If divide by 50 (years) it's 90 million generations, but it's a lot more than that because the average time between births was much shorter than that for most of those 4.5 Billion years.
When does that line, which began 4.5 Billion years ago, end?
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Originally Posted By BraddlesMcGee⏩
Not how it works boyo.If you exist today your family tree extends back 4.5 Billion years.
You're lucky if your family has a history of 200+ years.
A lot of blood lines are getting wiped out completely due to various reasons.
06-20-2021, 02:18 AM
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OP are u saying my grandpa is monke?
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Originally Posted By 100emoji⏩
I think he means that humanity has a common ancestor.Not how it works boyo.
You're lucky if your family has a history of 200+ years.
A lot of blood lines are getting wiped out completely due to various reasons.
You're lucky if your family has a history of 200+ years.
A lot of blood lines are getting wiped out completely due to various reasons.
It's not like your ancestors just popped into existence 200 years ago.
Everyone gets pushed out of someone's vaginer.
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06-20-2021, 02:39 AM
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Originally Posted By 100emoji⏩
How do you figure that? You aren't supposed to be inbreeding.Not how it works boyo.
You're lucky if your family has a history of 200+ years.
A lot of blood lines are getting wiped out completely due to various reasons.
You're lucky if your family has a history of 200+ years.
A lot of blood lines are getting wiped out completely due to various reasons.
You have a Great Great Great [repeat millions] grandfather/thing who was alive billions of years ago.
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06-20-2021, 02:40 AM
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Originally Posted By Autumnal⏩
Estimates vary it's 4 billion give or take.You even posted a chart with the correct number and still someone managed to be completely off in how long ago they speculate life began. Get it together.
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Originally Posted By 100emoji⏩
What? That is how it works, we all go back to the first cellNot how it works boyo.
You're lucky if your family has a history of 200+ years.
A lot of blood lines are getting wiped out completely due to various reasons.
You're lucky if your family has a history of 200+ years.
A lot of blood lines are getting wiped out completely due to various reasons.
06-20-2021, 03:48 AM
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Historically 80% of men dont reproduce
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06-20-2021, 03:50 AM
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I don't think 4.5 is right, but ok. The spirit of what you're saying is right.
Originally Posted By 100emoji⏩
That actually is how it works. You are the product of an unbroken lineage that is several billion years old.Not how it works boyo.
You're lucky if your family has a history of 200+ years.
A lot of blood lines are getting wiped out completely due to various reasons.
You're lucky if your family has a history of 200+ years.
A lot of blood lines are getting wiped out completely due to various reasons.
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Originally Posted By wincel⏩
OK quoting Wikipedia "Life on Earth first appeared as early as 4.28 billion years ago".I don't think 4.5 is right, but ok. The spirit of what you're saying is right.
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Originally Posted By BraddlesMcGee⏩
Yea, and we do keep finding new chit so who knows. But the spirit of what you're saying is correct. It is something to reflect on when you learn biology.OK quoting Wikipedia "Life on Earth first appeared as early as 4.28 billion years ago".
Originally Posted By DDSF1⏩
now I know uve just been trolling this whole time broI call Bullsh*t. Scientists from the Young Earth Creation school tell us the earth is only seven thousand years old.
Who should we believe OP? You? Or trained YEC scientists?
Who should we believe OP? You? Or trained YEC scientists?
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Dinosaurs roamed for 160 million years, modern day humans have been around 200,000.
Watched some simulations of what the dinosaurs would have seen in the sky the month leading up to the asteroid impact. Pretty fckn eerie. Feel bad for the. But if that didn't happen then I wouldn't be here so yolo
Watched some simulations of what the dinosaurs would have seen in the sky the month leading up to the asteroid impact. Pretty fckn eerie. Feel bad for the. But if that didn't happen then I wouldn't be here so yolo
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Originally Posted By Gringo12⏩
You say it like it's past tense. Dinosaurs are still with us bro. We call them birds.Dinosaurs roamed for 160 million years, modern day humans have been around 200,000.
Watched some simulations of what the dinosaurs would have seen in the sky the month leading up to the asteroid impact. Pretty fckn eerie. Feel bad for the. But if that didn't happen then I wouldn't be here so yolo
Watched some simulations of what the dinosaurs would have seen in the sky the month leading up to the asteroid impact. Pretty fckn eerie. Feel bad for the. But if that didn't happen then I wouldn't be here so yolo
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Originally Posted By BraddlesMcGee⏩
This 90 million generation number is way too small, by orders of magnitude. Hell 90 million generations ago probably puts us at some kind mammal or reptile (probably mammal), which is trivially long ago in the whole picture of life on earth. When you consider simpler life before the cambrian explosion, particularly prokaryotes billions of years ago (which can multiply quite rapidly), there were many hundreds of billions or a trillion+ generations before you. No way to calculate this number with any certainty bc of unknowns.How many generations is that? How many organisms successfully reproduced so you could exist today? If divide by 50 (years) it's 90 million generations, but it's a lot more than that because the average time between births was much shorter than that for most of those 4.5 Billion years.
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uhh what? the earth started 2021 years ago
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Wish I could have seen what earth looked like when it had its highest O2 content and biomass. The amount of life it has now is abysmal and boring compared to back then when all the giant dinos roamed.
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Originally Posted By Coal
lol at thinking dinosaurs were realWish I could have seen what earth looked like when it had its highest O2 content and biomass. The amount of life it has now is abysmal and boring compared to back then when all the giant dinos roamed.
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How is babby formed?
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nah not 4.5
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Definitely more than like 3.5 billion years ago. Probably not 4.5, but the date for the origin of life on earth keeps getting pushed back more and more, to very possibly over 4 billion years ago now.
The closer that date gets pushed back to the origin of earth, the less rare and impossible-like odds are of life arising (abiogenesis) on a planet with suitable conditions, assuming life on earth did originate on earth. If life arose right after the origin of the earth, this points to it being commonplace for it to come into being, compared to if it arose a billion years after. All signs are starting to point to it arose pretty soon after earth's formation.
The closer that date gets pushed back to the origin of earth, the less rare and impossible-like odds are of life arising (abiogenesis) on a planet with suitable conditions, assuming life on earth did originate on earth. If life arose right after the origin of the earth, this points to it being commonplace for it to come into being, compared to if it arose a billion years after. All signs are starting to point to it arose pretty soon after earth's formation.
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Source?
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Let me guess your source is some lines on a rock?
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