glowingape wrote on Dec 25th, 2009 at 4:22pm:oh_noes wrote on Dec 25th, 2009 at 4:08pm:I'm interested in composing a list of allotropes of carbon that are digestible so that I can study the evolution of the organisms that can digest carbon.
Can someone provide a list of those allotropes that are digestible and the organisms that can digest them.
I'm quite unaware of any bacteria, that would digest pure carbon; however there are countless bacterias, that digest carbohydrate compounds, such as glucosis...
The subject is "Nylon eating bacteria". Nylon is made from natural cabon. Go look up the forumla.
When I heard that you idiots think that eating nylon is proof of evolution, the fist thing I did was to go look up the forumula, since it has been 20 years since I studied it.
It is clear that nylon is composed of natural carbon in a form that can be converted and eaten by the power of enzymes from bacteria.
Bacteria does this all the time, and has absolutely nothing in common with this idea that fish turned into reptiles, and reptiles turned into birds and mammals as is your religious beliefs.
Bacteria has never evolved, not ever. It remains as bacteria .
Your beliefs are so ridiculous that you have no credibility.
Volcano Girl wrote on Dec 25th, 2009 at 5:46pm:Hmmm.....GSFY hasn't replied to this. Does that mean i can assume that he's admitted defeat and that i've adequatly pwned him on this?
What part of
CARBONDIOXIDE DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND? All plants, creature cells ,bodies use carbon and convert it to cellular structures.
Carbon is a primary part of organic life.