the idea that any member of 4chan staff in any capacity being Muzelime is so funny to me especially considering the fact that i've been open hand slapping allah and his masingire to see if i can give them a stutter for i don't even know how many years now
making threads
bumping threads to bump limit
yeah sure a fellow Muzelimese is doing allahwork on {bols[ barraddarr
ayy lmao
actually let me also put in a mfw just to drive it home
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>>518740244
>majority-white
kek, i see more Mexicans than white now a days in SC. why you have to lie?
>majority-white
kek, i see more Mexicans than white now a days in SC. why you have to lie?
>evolution
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01620-3
>The long-term evolution experiment (LTEE) has become a cornerstone in evolutionary biology that researchers continue to mine for insights. During their 75,000 generations of growth, the bacteria have made huge gains in their fitness — how fast they grow relative to other bacteria — and evolved some surprising traits.
https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/JB.00831-15
>The LTEE isolation of Cit+ mutants has become a textbook example of the power of long-term evolution to generate new species. But, based on our results, E. coli arrives at the same solution to access citrate in days versus years, as originally shown by Hall. In either case, genes involved in the process maintain their same function but show expanded expression by deregulation. Because of this, we argue that this is not speciation any more than is the case with any other regulatory mutant of E. coli.
>We conclude that the rarity of the LTEE mutant was an artifact of the experimental conditions and not a unique evolutionary event. No new genetic information (novel gene function) evolved
lmao
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01620-3
>The long-term evolution experiment (LTEE) has become a cornerstone in evolutionary biology that researchers continue to mine for insights. During their 75,000 generations of growth, the bacteria have made huge gains in their fitness — how fast they grow relative to other bacteria — and evolved some surprising traits.
https://journals.asm.org/doi/10.1128/JB.00831-15
>The LTEE isolation of Cit+ mutants has become a textbook example of the power of long-term evolution to generate new species. But, based on our results, E. coli arrives at the same solution to access citrate in days versus years, as originally shown by Hall. In either case, genes involved in the process maintain their same function but show expanded expression by deregulation. Because of this, we argue that this is not speciation any more than is the case with any other regulatory mutant of E. coli.
>We conclude that the rarity of the LTEE mutant was an artifact of the experimental conditions and not a unique evolutionary event. No new genetic information (novel gene function) evolved
lmao
>>512608370
>First they will make it illegal to support Muslims and will lock you away in prison for suggesting that they are our friends and allies, then they will arrest you for protesting for human rights.
>First they will make it illegal to support Muslims and will lock you away in prison for suggesting that they are our friends and allies, then they will arrest you for protesting for human rights.
>>509281879
retarded pedophile worshipper
where does it say in the christian doctrine that they're not christians if they live amongst the dog kuffar?
Jesus commanded christians to abroad and make disciples of all nations
it is your RETARDED pedophile who said if you're not in muzshit lands you are kuffar
ayy lmao
and
>maybe 1% of muzshits emigrate anywhere
>mfw
retarded pedophile worshipper
where does it say in the christian doctrine that they're not christians if they live amongst the dog kuffar?
Jesus commanded christians to abroad and make disciples of all nations
it is your RETARDED pedophile who said if you're not in muzshit lands you are kuffar
ayy lmao
and
>maybe 1% of muzshits emigrate anywhere
>mfw
>>507592934
>As A. Grossman sustains, Rashi was against the Messianic inter- pretation of this psalm because such interpretation supports the Christian view.29 In consequence, Rashi preferred to look back to Israel’s history and found a historical episode which the psalm connects with. According to Rashi, this psalm is a reference to the biblical episode in which David was anointed as king over Israel and the ensuing rebellion of the Philistines (2 Sam 5:17– 25). Rashi’s comments on Ps 2:6
>As A. Grossman sustains, Rashi was against the Messianic inter- pretation of this psalm because such interpretation supports the Christian view.29 In consequence, Rashi preferred to look back to Israel’s history and found a historical episode which the psalm connects with. According to Rashi, this psalm is a reference to the biblical episode in which David was anointed as king over Israel and the ensuing rebellion of the Philistines (2 Sam 5:17– 25). Rashi’s comments on Ps 2:6