https://crev.info/2022/04/trilobite-eye-dazzles-government-engineers/
The article describes the astounding and unique Trilobite eye. This creature supposedly lived 540 million years ago,
"Trilobites (according to the evolutionary timeline) appeared in the geological blink of an eye in the Cambrian Explosion that began 540 million years ago. At their first appearance, they already had jointed appendages, internal organs for digestion and reproduction, a nervous system, and compound eyes. Numerous species of trilobites, all maintaining the overall body plan of arthropods, are known from the fossil record. They thrived around the globe well into Ordovician strata, then suddenly disappeared (although extant horseshoe crabs may be related)."
It's well worth reading the rest of the article.
Something that I found our recently was a statement by Darwin that I've never thought of myself. I can't find the exact quote, but it is something like this. According to Darwin, the human mind evolved from apes. He questioned how the human mind can be trusted if it is just an evolved version of the ape mind. I infer from this, if the mind cannot be trusted, how can the concept of evolution be trusted? As "Science and Philosophy" states,
"Darwin, the great man of science, understood what today’s scientists and philosophers are concluding: if our minds are just the random spray of particles coming together every eon or so, we have no basis for trusting their ability to arrive at anything trustworthy." Including evolution.
The article describes the astounding and unique Trilobite eye. This creature supposedly lived 540 million years ago,
"Trilobites (according to the evolutionary timeline) appeared in the geological blink of an eye in the Cambrian Explosion that began 540 million years ago. At their first appearance, they already had jointed appendages, internal organs for digestion and reproduction, a nervous system, and compound eyes. Numerous species of trilobites, all maintaining the overall body plan of arthropods, are known from the fossil record. They thrived around the globe well into Ordovician strata, then suddenly disappeared (although extant horseshoe crabs may be related)."
It's well worth reading the rest of the article.
Something that I found our recently was a statement by Darwin that I've never thought of myself. I can't find the exact quote, but it is something like this. According to Darwin, the human mind evolved from apes. He questioned how the human mind can be trusted if it is just an evolved version of the ape mind. I infer from this, if the mind cannot be trusted, how can the concept of evolution be trusted? As "Science and Philosophy" states,
"Darwin, the great man of science, understood what today’s scientists and philosophers are concluding: if our minds are just the random spray of particles coming together every eon or so, we have no basis for trusting their ability to arrive at anything trustworthy." Including evolution.