Imagine getting off your backside, learning that "everything from nothing" is just a stupid dishonest slogan, the inflationary cosmology has nothing to do with biological evolution and then learning about the amazing discoveries that the flagellum evolved from the type II secretory system and that if the genes for the flagellum are knocked out, it re-evolves in a matter of days. Have you tried reading books?

the genes for the bacterial flagellum were knocked out is a population of e-coli. It re-evolved in a matter of days.

Oh please. Head out of the sand. This is waaaay too complicated for random chance occurrences. It's called God.

Do you believe that or are you being sarcastic ?

Have you seen what computers are able to achieve by brute force and random chance?

And selective pressure. Kind of an important feature that no one seems to mention.

no one argues in favour of "random accidence" NO ONE.

@@AdrianOkay Where do computers come from?

why is so much of the genome JUNK if it's perfect?

If you cannot accept miracles that are not designed, you must accept the miracle of the existence of a designer. Doesn't the existence of the designer of such miracles need to explain its origin? Isn't its existence ingenious? Isn't it the result of wisdom? Then there must be a designer above the designer. Unless wisdom comes out of thin air. This assumption is even more bizarre than the ingenuity of life coming from billions of years of evolution.

@@yikebendan Blah, blah, blah... and in summation, There Is No God. In other news, we'll be praying for you.

"Unless you people see signs and wonders, you will never believe" -Christ It's just the way we are, don't blame them.

@@yikebendan The creator isn't subject to the rules of his creation. God exists before time, before matter, in the same way a person might start a computer program, your existience isn't reliant on the program running and your program runs with the rules you've designed. When the program closes, you still are just as you were before it began. It's far simpler than the idea of complexity arranging itself from chaos, which we never observe.

Prove it​@@kriegjaeger

It already is. I suggest looking at databases such as the Protein Data Bank.

Because it's like a merry go round. Get it? (Yeah, it's stupid.)

there are none - it's an inner wheel, more like a ball bearing assembly than a wheel on an axel. The "axel" is pointing outwards and it's the flagellum that is being spun by this nano-motor.

It basically just "floats" in the membrane. The flagellum whip itself is the axle.

@@Gelatinocyte2 anchored in the membrane. It wouldn't surprise me if there were other trans-membrane proteins involved.

yep, it has to be assembled by even more interesting machinery than the nano-motor itself. The DNA/RNA sequence is the key. Mind that it's being produced en masse because it's part of many species of bacteria. By the numbers it has to be THE MOST common engine on the whole planet.

@vaakdemandante8772 what chemical is being monitored by the protein for timing ? Like it has to have a clock ?

AHHHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAAAAHH

Some scientist will be working on a transmission in no time. "Today on Tiny Gear!"

Ya, at the sub-cellular level, it's all nanotechnology, dude, seriously. It's crazy. Biochemistry is wild.

there is also the intercellular signaling via motor proteins literally walking on two legs along a microtubule, shits crazy

What's really insane is that it's got a transmission for when it needs more torque and it can even go in reverse. And it's literally powered by protons. There's a TON of crap like this. The sliding clamp made my jaw hit the floor. Mechanical pumps, copy machines (with the ability to reverse and correct errors), and a no-$hit power plant. I can't believe that we've actually achieved the ability to see living cells on a molecular level in my lifetime - and found very clearly engineered, precision workshops manned and operated by a plethora of specialist robots. If we keep improving our ability to see, I hope they find the instructions and the warrantee. Mine is quite banged up and barely operational. I probably missed that I'm supposed to lubricate a few parts and the rust is building up on the gears. I keep taking it to various mechanics, but I'm starting to doubt that they know what they're doing.

@@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284 The instruction manual exists, it's just mired in a pile of $hit. A guy had to die a couple thousand years ago to get a better version to us. Apparently everyone who came before him came only to kill, steal and destroy. Gee, it's hard to find good help. But he came so that we may have life and have it to the full. Sounds like an upgrade to me.

you mean by spinning your flagellum?