SavedByTheLord
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Supposedly, evolution produced the circulatory system in all creatures that have it. That is also impossible. It is just way too irreducibly complex to have evolved.
It is impossible that the circulatory system could have evolved in any creature. It is just way too irreducibly complex to have evolved. It is just another super great miracle of miracles, in addition to the other 100s of super great miracles of miracles, that evolution cannot explain. It consists of the heart, arteries, including the aortic arch in many species, veins, capillaries, hemoglobin, and many organs that clean the blood, provide nutrients, remove waste, control pressure, and the concentrations of many ions. The circulatory system of an adult person has over 60,000 miles of blood vessels.
Which part of it came first?
The following is just a high-level description of this.
Circulatory system - Wikipedia
1.8 The Circulatory System – Neuroscience: Canadian 1st Edition Open Textbook
It is impossible that the circulatory system could have evolved in any creature. It is just way too irreducibly complex to have evolved. It is just another super great miracle of miracles, in addition to the other 100s of super great miracles of miracles, that evolution cannot explain. It consists of the heart, arteries, including the aortic arch in many species, veins, capillaries, hemoglobin, and many organs that clean the blood, provide nutrients, remove waste, control pressure, and the concentrations of many ions. The circulatory system of an adult person has over 60,000 miles of blood vessels.
Which part of it came first?
The following is just a high-level description of this.
Circulatory system - Wikipedia
1.8 The Circulatory System – Neuroscience: Canadian 1st Edition Open Textbook
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