[With Alacrity]

On fused chromosomes:
Hello? How does a fused chromosome >PROVE< a common ancestry? At best it would be advancing a theory as to how it might be remotely possible.

In one of the video responses I was referred to on u-Tube connected to this post, uses Downs syndrome as an example of an increase in information during genetic mutation. Using Downs syndrome as an example of an increase in information during genetic mutations is absurd. The question 'should' have been preceded by the word "beneficial". Men with Downs syndrome are almost always (in all but two cases) sterile. How is this a beneficial change? Also, Downs syndrome victims are unable to care for themselves without long extensive training. How is this a beneficial genetic mutation? Of the trillions of chromosomes, If two were to randomly weld themselves by anyone less than a designer it would have to happen exactly to the SAME exact pairs of chromosomes (out of trillions) facing exactly the same way when welded in both a mating female and male of a species for it to be passed on to another generation, then again in the next generation. Remembering that the original two then the next pair etc. had to be identical out of trillions, the chances of this random >beneficial< mutation occurring accidently are beyond any calculation of chance.

Job 12:7-9
7, But ask now the beasts, and they shall teach thee; and the fowls of the air, and they shall tell thee:
8, Or speak to the earth, and it shall teach thee: and the fishes of the sea shall declare unto thee.
9, Who knoweth not in all these that the hand of the LORD hath wrought this?

Ps. Re: a fatal lung disease.
I apologize Mitch. I had several posts going at the same time (as now) and I had no intention of mentioning any physical problems to you. That was from a post to my nephew. I was griping about how swamped I was, & I "think" I probably posted his to you etc. (btw it is not "big C" or copd. It's one I never heard of before)