FROM THE TEXTBOOK
Science: A Closer Look
Macmillan / McGraw-Hill
PAGE 22
"Where do cells come from?
The simple answer is that cells come from other cells!
Every cell in every living thing on Earth
originally came from another cell.
A cell divided, or split into two new cells,
and so did the cell before that, and so on."
CONCLUSION:
"Cells come from other cells." THAT'S QUITE A "simple answer!" SO SIMPLE IN FACT THAT IT COMPLETELY AVOIDS DISCUSSING CAUSATION (THE ORIGIN OF LIFE). WHERE DID THE FIRST CELL COME FROM? OOPS! FORGOT TO MENTION THAT! DON'T WORRY, THOUGH. APPARENTLY, SOMETHING CAN COME FROM NOTHING IF YOU JUST WAIT LONG ENOUGH. SIMPLY ADD A FEW ZEROES. NO REALLY. AND DON'T EVEN ADDRESS ANY SORT OF DIVINE CREATOR. WOULDN'T WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE, ER, UM, I MEAN OFFEND.
Macmillan / McGraw-Hill
PAGE 22"Where do cells come from?
The simple answer is that cells come from other cells!
Every cell in every living thing on Earth
originally came from another cell.
A cell divided, or split into two new cells,
and so did the cell before that, and so on."
CONCLUSION:
"Cells come from other cells." THAT'S QUITE A "simple answer!" SO SIMPLE IN FACT THAT IT COMPLETELY AVOIDS DISCUSSING CAUSATION (THE ORIGIN OF LIFE). WHERE DID THE FIRST CELL COME FROM? OOPS! FORGOT TO MENTION THAT! DON'T WORRY, THOUGH. APPARENTLY, SOMETHING CAN COME FROM NOTHING IF YOU JUST WAIT LONG ENOUGH. SIMPLY ADD A FEW ZEROES. NO REALLY. AND DON'T EVEN ADDRESS ANY SORT OF DIVINE CREATOR. WOULDN'T WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE, ER, UM, I MEAN OFFEND.
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