And, that nature encoded each part of its construction in base 4 digital unidirectional, uni-strand format, along with all the other parts capable of reading and acting on it!
I totally understand what you mean. I’ve been asking myself, why didn’t god or whatever make 1 animal that rolls on wheels. Turns out. It’s in your balls
@@TheWizardGamez Theses structures only work on a tini scale, a bit like lego, ypu can make some really intricate stuff but if its to big it will fall to bits.
This is absolutely amazing, as a mechanic I always thought that moters were completely lifeless until I realized that these have been since the inception of biology
I wonder if anyone has built a large scale version and tested the design on a boat. Now that would be interesting. We know that Leonardo Devinchi used to copy designs found in nature.
Im prtty sure a proton based motor isnt possbile to be built at real scale and also it isnt even known for sure how the motor works for it to be able to be used at a boat
Some of these can get up to 100,000 rpm and change direction within a quarter of a turn. I do not see how materials we use would handle that kind of inertia. You would not be able to scale the mass and acceleration of the moving parts to that of a real boat. There is also a chance, due to size, that some physical effects (that we understand or do not fully understand) come into play. Most likely involving rigidity of small molecules allowing for those change of directions.
Well , Mazda Engineers built a very similar motor with almost identical parts with the help of computers and thousands of hours of research , but it lacked the sophistication and thus the abililty of the flagellum motor and was eventually taken out of production.
The efficiency of a single-blade propeller is more than multi-blade propeller. I also thought we may try using a flagellum instead of a metallic propeller for ships propulsion
I’ve worked on turbofan engines for 10 years In the military and to see that bacteria already did it without all the complicated engineering blows me away
00:01 Bacterial flagella are helical motorized structures that bacteria use to move through their environment. 00:39 The bacterial flagellum consists of a filament, hook, and basal body. 01:11 The bacterial flagellum remains stationary and derives its power from a proton gradient. 01:50 The molecular mechanism of rotation in bacterial flagellum is not known. 02:22 Flagellar assembly begins with the formation of the MS ring. 03:01 The rotor and flagellar proteins make up the extracellular portion of the flagellum. 03:35 The bacterial flagellum is assembled through a cylindrical structure with the help of cap proteins. 04:16 Proteins assemble to form the bacterial flagellum
One time, a teacher called me dumb for wondering why aminals couldn't have wheels for feet and said no organic part could survive while being able to freely rotate 360
@@jimd9339 you are the one who has to know who is god ,not me ! the god who created u and I and everything , the visible and the invisible , the bigest and the lowest ! tell me , did u create yourself ? did the this life come from nothing ?? did it creat itself ?????? it is soooo clear that a god who created every single thing his name is ALLAH
@@yangwang9460 You are trusting in a pagan moon god. The God that created *EVERYTHING* is Jesus Christ the Lord God. Your "god" is man made. Do some research. Jesus can and will forgive *ALL* your sin. Just repent and believe the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ! Jesus *IS* God.
A capsule shaped creature which propels itself along with a bunch of helical flagella. I guess this is where they get the idea for the sentinels in The Matrix.
@@r.guerreiro140if millions of years of evolution don’t make shit like this. Then I’d believe aliens aren’t real and somewhere out there. But this. This is simply too cool to not be possible somewhere out there. Wandering on one planet or moon
Is there any background on how the animation was made? How in the world did they get the dimensions and shapes?
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"Molecular structure of the intact bacterial flagellar basal body" (2020) has an extremely detailed description of the methods used. It also has amazing pictures :).
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@The Elder Indeed it's electron microscopy! (Cryo-EM) Indeed they are not imaged while alive. The movement is just inferred from the structure. "Intact" in the title refers to being able to image the basal body as a whole, instead of assembling the structure from images of fragments.
Im not convinced simply by diagram that says protein and then an orthogonal linear movement becomes rotation it has to be more concrete chemo mechanical explanation that involves force to torque conversion
@@user-lp7tx1fe6t God is out of space, time, etc...that is why the Universe cannot come about from nothing. Your objection is based on a false premise. All scientist, atheist and theist alike agree with that premise. God being beyond the laws of the Universe, is eternal, THAT is the dfference. So either the Universe came about on its own, which again, non one believes anymore, or something outside of it created or started it somehow. Both views take faith, its just that one view takes much more faith than the other.
Oddly similar to a electric motor...stator, shaft, rotor... Omg. EDIT: isn't that the exact same principles as a electric motor? A biological electrical motor?
Doesn't seems so. Electrical motor relies on the interaction of magnetics fields, and flagellum using electochemical reactions to drive rod-like proteins much like pistons of the internal combustion engine. Their reciprocating movement then converted into rotational movement by what seems like purely mechanical means.
Yes, scary similar. Like when you zoom into the Mandelbrot set and find the same structure at a smaller scale. Look at the ATP synthase in the mitochondria. This machinery uses the potential energy from a proton gradient between two different zones (divided by a membrane) to rotate, which is then used to synthesize ATP. ATP is "the standard" way to deliver energy to countless process in every living organism. The energy used to create the proton gradient comes from the combustion of several compounds (carbohydrates and lipids) generating CO2, water, and heat. So, we can see the mitochondria as a place were several sources of energy are transformed to a very simple and convenient type of energy, which is ATP. Now look at the turbine generator in a power plant. This machinery uses the potential energy from a pressure gradient (commonly from water vapor) between two different zones to rotate, which is then used to generate electric energy. Electric energy is "the standard" way to deliver energy to countless process in every society. The energy used to create the pressure gradient comes from the combustion of several compounds (oil, coal, wood) generating CO2, water, and heat. So, we can see the power plant as a place were several sources of energy are transformed to a very simple and convenient type of energy, which is Electric energy. There are several analogies between organisms of different complexities. www.reddit.com/r/topology/comments/mckf95/the_father_of_mathematical_biophysics_and/
The movement of electrons in these motors do create electric fields which could in theory be detected! So you could put your very sensitive detector near one of those things and see the flow of protons powering the motor. This is engineering of the highest level. This example impresses people because it's looks like something we all know. But the biological world is full of such mechanism that no evolutionist wants to talk about or make animations of.
In 1997 they reverse engineered this motor from the Euglena. Freeze dry and take atom thin slices of the motor unit under electron microscope to build up the 3D model. The 2 scientists won a Nobel Prize if memory serves and changed their perception of biology. They found the motor was almost digital, that is without load, the RPM would always be the same, but had multiple levels of torque and ability to change direction.
Recognize that design? Human beings reproduced this design in real life based on something inside a cell in everyone's own body . They did this a long time BEFORE they ever saw the flagella as microbiology had yet to be invented . Who made who ? Are we a result of randomness ?
Remove churches. Would the amounts previously given by them to charities increase, decrease, or stay the same? I suspect the atheist groups which meet weekly to discuss their philosophies ( church equivalents) as organized groups would actually give more.
Seems to me like the most plausible explanation for this is intelligent design. It’s called irreducible complexity. Darwin cannot explain how all this came together if he suggests a gradual slow process of multiple small changes to reach the present organism. How could this small machine work without all the pieces being assembled together at the same time? You can build a car engine gradually but you can’t drive it until it’s complete.
Maybe the car was just a flat sled that only worked in slippery surfaces, then it started with rails for better efficiency than flexible ones that can prevent damage than self detachable rails that roll... than made of rubber.... there's no "intelligence" there are problems that only the random things with the solution solve and survive, probably with trillions of attempts and millions of years
That’s stupid. Cars evolved over time. No one just sat down and invented a working car from nothing. Many designs and changes made over time over the entire history of humans creating things. So, that is a very bad analogy that does not support your assertion at all and if anything counters it.
@@mc_kublai Because its programmed, designed, molecules didn't make themselves. Just think about it logically...we didn't design or even know how to make an outboard motor until what? 100-125 years ago? Yet these little motors made themselves. Nope.
@@TheSun_89 nope... if you think the lineage of jawless fish -> humans over 500 million years was a planned set of mods then you have some weird ideas about genetics and how a supernatural agent with Thanos type powers must get from A to B
Only a computer can: make a blueprint program the parts make a robot and deliver the parts putting it together in proper sequence make it work timely put together
Excellent video. It's fascinating how blind random chance can have the foresight to make the many specific parts (which themselves are made up of 100's and sometimes 1000's of amino acids which ) that are purpose specific. Anyhow , it's truly incredible how an actual mechanical rotary motor that uses a fuel source to operate and which exceeds the quality and efficiency of what our best mechanical engineers are able to engineer and develop can even exist from random chance. And to think there are over 30.000 different types of proteins that are required for life and many are much more complex then the flagellum.
@@General_Griffin how brainwashed do you have to be to look at something like that and be like " nop, its wasn't intelligently designed it was all done by chance over billions of years" lmao thats next level dumb.
@@shiba983 are you a troll? No way did you think you can disprove evolution by providing a reference from a UA-cam channel called Jesus truth. Hahahaha, why don’t you post from a non religious channel. Why are people this silly.
Exactly, these are little machines, it takes information, who is the information giver should be the question, but modern so called science will not allow such talk.
How do people explain that random pieces can be added to a simple functioning machine and enhance its function? Ask an auto mechanic why a Volvo engine turbocharger retrofit kit will not fit a Subaru engine.
Yes indeed. Now if you deny the one I’m going to tell you who made it well you prove the book HE gave us is true. GOD, JESUS is the creator of all things and only HE could design something so complex yet so beautiful. Now, if one says random and chance brought this about well, your blind.
@@beautifulfeetpreachingsc But it's not random and chance, this is where many people misunderstand evolution. The mutations may be random but after that, it's definitely not random, mutations are kept or discarded depending on their fitness value. As a result over time, one sees an accumulation of beneficial mutations. bacteria like ecoli have gone through 1 trillion generations (10^12)in just a million years. It has been estimated that at any one time there are five million trillion trillion bacteria. Each one has one through 1 trillion generations, that is plenty of time to shift through trillions and trillions and trillions of mutations. Is it no wonder then that we see things like molecular motors.
@@Penrodyn where did the "information" come from to design this? impossible for this to happen by chance, not in a million, billion or trillion years. People say, nothing is impossible. but yes for this to happen by chance with no design, no design information, no plan, no designer? lol. You see the big numbers, million, billion, trillion, do not relate to years but intelligence. God is millions of times more intelligent than humans. that is why trying to say this "happened" over millions of years shows a religion that wants to believe a fantasy.
I can't comprehend ever that something can build itself from scratch, design itself, realise by itself at the nascent stage ohh i need this ohh i need that. You need intelligence to do that. Does intelligence arise from random mixtures of chemicals?. The universe itself is moving towards randomness, and here we are saying that it is the universe itself that exhibit peculiar behaviour by bringing some chemicals to life with a very high level of order and fine tuning. When you see codes or designs or even letters on the wall, you know that is not random, it comes from intelligence out of an intelligent being. When we happen to see a Landrover in the midst of a storm in Congo, we obviously won't conclude that some mixtures of random rocks and a bolt a lightning strike cause the landrover to came into existence after million and million of years of evolution from a bolt to a complex vehicle that it is now. It is stupid, and it is not even laughable, it is an insult to our intelligence. Infact we are more likely to conclude someone had made it, and if we haven't see a vehicle before, we are more likely to say that it belongs to God or a being that is super intelligent. But sadly even if we realise this truth most will look for excuses, because in their heart they know that believing in God comes with a baggage which they don't want to carry.
Imagine a religion with a sacred text that says and affirms for a fact what you are refuting here... how many would believe this? Wouldn't they be called names? Oh, not at all! This is science! You see, it takes more than faith to believe in evolution.
Dunning-Kruger effect in full fucking force here. 1. No organism builds itself. Natural selection isn't a self-directed process. It is a process of mutations arising randomly, being filtered by the environment, and then going on to replicate themselves. This is all a bottom-up causal process, there's no teleology involved. 2. No, intelligence does not arise from random mixtures of chemicals, and no one claims it does. It took many billions of years for something like the human brain to evolve, each step along the way requiring prior adaptations. There's nothing random about the anatomy of organisms, there's a function to every feature. The point of evolution is to explain how this order can emerge naturally, and evolution by natural selection is an incredibly powerful theory for explaining this. 3. There's a difference between artificial and complex. A single bacterial cell is more complex than a landrover, yet a landrover has no DNA--it is incapable of self-assembly. Honestly not a difficult distinction to grasp once you actually understand what DNA is and how it is able to replicate. 4. Yes, the baggage of believing in a being for which there is less than zero evidence to believe in...Right. As the existentialists have long known, not believing in God comes with immense baggage of its own. You have to rely on yourself to make sense of the world, both in empirical and moral terms. This bears an enormous responsibility which the "faithful" are able to slyly circumvent through the neuroanaesthetic balm that is dogma.
You are so ignorant. There is a huge difference between machines and living beings with reproduction. Also you should learn about inequilibrium thermodynamics and dissipative systems. Complexity arises naturally in such systems
@@jamesginty6684 Everything has to have a creator, like a bulding has a creator or a painting has it's own creator. So does universe have a creator, the God from the Bible. And yes, this bacteria did evolve to some extend, but has to have a designer, creator. God bless you, read Bible which will empower you with the Holy Spirit!
@@shiba983 "Everything has to have a creator, like a bulding has a creator or a painting has it's own creator" are you trying to make me laugh with that silly argument. I guess that your a ray comfort fan. watchmakers analogy dose not work because animals can reproduce but watches, buildings and paintings can not. "And yes, this bacteria did evolve to some extend," Bacteria are Domain, higher than kingdom.
I’ve no words for this! As an electrical engineer who works in a hydroelectric power plant and see generators for 20 years I’m astonished!!!
When you think we invented motors, but nature got there first
And, that nature encoded each part of its construction in base 4 digital unidirectional, uni-strand format, along with all the other parts capable of reading and acting on it!
@@glenliesegang233 ❤️
There is no Nature, there is only God. Natire is a nonsense term cpined by freemasons for the plebs
@@glenliesegang233we got a one upper here
GOD got there first.
I'm still having trouble wrapping my mind around the idea that something organic can rotate 360 degrees without being directly attached to the body
Nothing is attached if you zoom in far enough. Within the atom, it's mostly empty space, 99.9999999999999% I think.
I totally understand what you mean. I’ve been asking myself, why didn’t god or whatever make 1 animal that rolls on wheels. Turns out. It’s in your balls
@@TheWizardGamez💀💀💀
@@TheWizardGamez Theses structures only work on a tini scale, a bit like lego, ypu can make some really intricate stuff but if its to big it will fall to bits.
Electromagnetic force everything follows that
kudos to the cameraman who shrunk to even smaller than a bacteria
This is absolutely amazing, as a mechanic I always thought that moters were completely lifeless until I realized that these have been since the inception of biology
I wonder if anyone has built a large scale version and tested the design on a boat. Now that would be interesting. We know that Leonardo Devinchi used to copy designs found in nature.
Im prtty sure a proton based motor isnt possbile to be built at real scale and also it isnt even known for sure how the motor works for it to be able to be used at a boat
Yes. Miki.
Some of these can get up to 100,000 rpm and change direction within a quarter of a turn. I do not see how materials we use would handle that kind of inertia. You would not be able to scale the mass and acceleration of the moving parts to that of a real boat.
There is also a chance, due to size, that some physical effects (that we understand or do not fully understand) come into play. Most likely involving rigidity of small molecules allowing for those change of directions.
Well , Mazda Engineers built a very similar motor with almost identical parts with the help of computers and thousands of hours of research , but it lacked
the sophistication and thus the abililty of the flagellum motor and was eventually taken out of production.
The efficiency of a single-blade propeller is more than multi-blade propeller. I also thought we may try using a flagellum instead of a metallic propeller for ships propulsion
FINALLY, I FOUND THE BEST FLAGELLA VIDEO! THANKS! xxx it was beautiful!
Here is better one: www youtube com/watch?v=MNR48hUd-Hw
TCM lol ofcourse it's a link to the moronic, inaccurate, and unscientific creationist one. 😂😂😂 It's not better, it's wrong
Why is it so hard to find? Isn't it because it makes every unbiased human brain to question evolution?
This really helped me, thank you so much!
So, bacteria is best described as a small machine. No one else is finding this a little strange??
Mason Gilbert I think this is the best piece of writing in youtube i’ve seen in a long time. Damn straight.
Mason Gilbert you can’t write for shit
@@MostafaElSakari Cope
Komodo lmao
@Mason Gilbert maybe i love you
Amazing presentation. Thanks!
I'm still surprised that only 700 subscribed you guys, thanks for your videos you have a new subscriber now, so please continue making new videos.
Wonderful animation !!
I’ve worked on turbofan engines for 10 years In the military and to see that bacteria already did it without all the complicated engineering blows me away
00:01 Bacterial flagella are helical motorized structures that bacteria use to move through their environment.
00:39 The bacterial flagellum consists of a filament, hook, and basal body.
01:11 The bacterial flagellum remains stationary and derives its power from a proton gradient.
01:50 The molecular mechanism of rotation in bacterial flagellum is not known.
02:22 Flagellar assembly begins with the formation of the MS ring.
03:01 The rotor and flagellar proteins make up the extracellular portion of the flagellum.
03:35 The bacterial flagellum is assembled through a cylindrical structure with the help of cap proteins.
04:16 Proteins assemble to form the bacterial flagellum
Bro, I see so much similarities betwen this and how actual electric motor works. It makes so much sense. I'm scared now
you explained it so well
Mind blowing animation 😮
Nice explaination
Some intelligent entity is giving us a Tech demo.
Whoa so it's the closest thing you can get to a techno-organic life form then
red or blue?
One time, a teacher called me dumb for wondering why aminals couldn't have wheels for feet and said no organic part could survive while being able to freely rotate 360
Fun fact: this is happening inside single cell
@Shannon Rehwinkel I dare u prove allah doesn't exist 😎
@Shannon Rehwinkel fun fact:you just pissed off all of the Muslims and nobody gives a fuck about what you just said
@@yangwang9460 Do some research... It is easy to find the evidence that "allah" is nothing more than a man made pagan "moon god".
@@jimd9339 you are the one who has to know who is god ,not me !
the god who created u and I and everything , the visible and the invisible , the bigest and the lowest !
tell me , did u create yourself ?
did the this life come from nothing ??
did it creat itself ??????
it is soooo clear that a god who created every single thing
his name is ALLAH
@@yangwang9460 You are trusting in a pagan moon god.
The God that created *EVERYTHING* is Jesus Christ the Lord God. Your "god" is man made. Do some research.
Jesus can and will forgive *ALL* your sin. Just repent and believe the Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ! Jesus *IS* God.
Wish u a 100k subscribers
Do flagella receive signals when to cease growth then?
Fascinating. Intriguing.
That's too bad we can't see invisible under the NanoScope.
Electron microscope
Thank you so much.
A capsule shaped creature which propels itself along with a bunch of helical flagella. I guess this is where they get the idea for the sentinels in The Matrix.
Very similar to the machine I saw during my salvia trip
Best animated vedio ever watched
Ok I'm asking for a low key global sociological study including pillars of power
@@bacterial flagellum...I would like to use this video in my youtube video, how do I contact you??
Any aeronautical engineers here? I am blown away
Incredible bacteria have brushless DC motors!
This doest seam that different from auto mechanics or a jet engeine ? What if we started engineering this stuff better than I found in nature?
I love knowledge.
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you!!!!🥰🥰
4:50 So billions of proteins are dancing in me at any second 😄
where can I buy this?
So my car does have feelings 😂🔥
wow. imagine the amount of time something has to adapt into a machine like this.
Amazing.
Definitely made by chance😂
Nice video
Wow so cool!
Some level of incentive is perhaps appropriate
Great design
Such complex design. Superbbb
But don't forget it's there by chance, ok 😅
@@r.guerreiro140if millions of years of evolution don’t make shit like this. Then I’d believe aliens aren’t real and somewhere out there. But this. This is simply too cool to not be possible somewhere out there. Wandering on one planet or moon
Is there any background on how the animation was made? How in the world did they get the dimensions and shapes?
"Molecular structure of the intact bacterial flagellar basal body" (2020) has an extremely detailed description of the methods used. It also has amazing pictures :).
@The Elder Indeed it's electron microscopy! (Cryo-EM) Indeed they are not imaged while alive. The movement is just inferred from the structure. "Intact" in the title refers to being able to image the basal body as a whole, instead of assembling the structure from images of fragments.
Im not convinced simply by diagram that says protein and then an orthogonal linear movement becomes rotation it has to be more concrete chemo mechanical explanation that involves force to torque conversion
The first pistons.
fucking fantastic
how do they know all of this???
Hold up a min
Im building up my rod
wonderfull
Who is here because of Steven C Meyer?
Myer, Behe, Tour, love it!
Similarly with markets and government types btw
WOW!
So these just randomly came about. LOL
Exactly!
No, they were actually created by a God who randomly came about and then created everything out of thin air using his magical powers.
@@user-lp7tx1fe6t God is out of space, time, etc...that is why the Universe cannot come about from nothing. Your objection is based on a false premise. All scientist, atheist and theist alike agree with that premise.
God being beyond the laws of the Universe, is eternal, THAT is the dfference.
So either the Universe came about on its own, which again, non one believes anymore, or something outside of it created or started it somehow.
Both views take faith, its just that one view takes much more faith than the other.
Yup, we biotechnology. Crazy.
How in the world was this discovered??
people were curious and started investigating this
electron microscopes and lots of science
Perfeckt
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ما شاء الله
People who ask why evolution near created wheels, when this out here, with efficiency greater than any manmade machine
Potential gains are included however please don't rush too fast beyond basic comforts types?
Oddly similar to a electric motor...stator, shaft, rotor... Omg.
EDIT: isn't that the exact same principles as a electric motor? A biological electrical motor?
Doesn't seems so. Electrical motor relies on the interaction of magnetics fields, and flagellum using electochemical reactions to drive rod-like proteins much like pistons of the internal combustion engine. Their reciprocating movement then converted into rotational movement by what seems like purely mechanical means.
Yes, scary similar. Like when you zoom into the Mandelbrot set and find the same structure at a smaller scale.
Look at the ATP synthase in the mitochondria. This machinery uses the potential energy from a proton gradient between two different zones (divided by a membrane) to rotate, which is then used to synthesize ATP. ATP is "the standard" way to deliver energy to countless process in every living organism. The energy used to create the proton gradient comes from the combustion of several compounds (carbohydrates and lipids) generating CO2, water, and heat. So, we can see the mitochondria as a place were several sources of energy are transformed to a very simple and convenient type of energy, which is ATP.
Now look at the turbine generator in a power plant. This machinery uses the potential energy from a pressure gradient (commonly from water vapor) between two different zones to rotate, which is then used to generate electric energy. Electric energy is "the standard" way to deliver energy to countless process in every society. The energy used to create the pressure gradient comes from the combustion of several compounds (oil, coal, wood) generating CO2, water, and heat. So, we can see the power plant as a place were several sources of energy are transformed to a very simple and convenient type of energy, which is Electric energy.
There are several analogies between organisms of different complexities. www.reddit.com/r/topology/comments/mckf95/the_father_of_mathematical_biophysics_and/
The movement of electrons in these motors do create electric fields which could in theory be detected! So you could put your very sensitive detector near one of those things and see the flow of protons powering the motor. This is engineering of the highest level. This example impresses people because it's looks like something we all know. But the biological world is full of such mechanism that no evolutionist wants to talk about or make animations of.
Indeed, with no need of lubricants, a flexible cable and moved by the flow of protons instead electrons at 6000 rpm
@@HungryGreeny but there are magnetic dipoles inside those molecules
Like what Dennis asked, How did they find this out? Did they cut E.Coli and found all these?!!
In 1997 they reverse engineered this motor from the Euglena. Freeze dry and take atom thin slices of the motor unit under electron microscope to build up the 3D model. The 2 scientists won a Nobel Prize if memory serves and changed their perception of biology.
They found the motor was almost digital, that is without load, the RPM would always be the same, but had multiple levels of torque and ability to change direction.
Recognize that design? Human beings reproduced this design in real life based on something inside a cell in everyone's own body . They did this a long time BEFORE they ever saw the flagella as microbiology had yet to be invented . Who made who ? Are we a result of randomness ?
For example again if you didn't go to church to get actual food or housing would it hold your interest? Levels ect...
Remove churches. Would the amounts previously given by them to charities increase, decrease, or stay the same?
I suspect the atheist groups which meet weekly to discuss their philosophies ( church equivalents) as organized groups would actually give more.
It’s literally a DC Motor !
created, no doubt about it.
God levele
Thus the Creator and creations design is validated!
How?
@@carlosandleon because he cannot comprehend how evolution works.
he thinks the flagellum is irreducibly complex.
Yes. These kind of sophisticated machines are beyond the reach of any naturalistic processes.
@@akhiltabraham6717 What?
@@akhiltabraham6717 How?
I don't know how these have been discovered what are we. I mean really what in the world would this structure help us in grade 11 12?
Seems to me like the most plausible explanation for this is intelligent design. It’s called irreducible complexity. Darwin cannot explain how all this came together if he suggests a gradual slow process of multiple small changes to reach the present organism. How could this small machine work without all the pieces being assembled together at the same time? You can build a car engine gradually but you can’t drive it until it’s complete.
Maybe the car was just a flat sled that only worked in slippery surfaces, then it started with rails for better efficiency than flexible ones that can prevent damage than self detachable rails that roll... than made of rubber.... there's no "intelligence" there are problems that only the random things with the solution solve and survive, probably with trillions of attempts and millions of years
Thank you for being rational,@@romeucapelasa
I would recommend reading "The blind Watchmaker" by Richard Dawkins, if you want to understand how complex things might come about gradually.
That’s stupid. Cars evolved over time. No one just sat down and invented a working car from nothing. Many designs and changes made over time over the entire history of humans creating things. So, that is a very bad analogy that does not support your assertion at all and if anything counters it.
Very slowly over time and in different stages all eventually ending (possibly) in this design.
Frictionless motors. Nice
All spinning around in a nice sea of 5W-30 lubricating cytoplasm. Toyota needs to get onto that proton-powered two-stroke design...
Although it is well that they help sometimes of course, is what is being said cohesive?
"The fool says in his heart, there is no God"
- Psalm 14
One of the better arguments for intelligent design. How does something evolve into this? Proteins just accidently arranged themselves?
Nailed it! Can't happen, its clearly designed.
@flamingswordapologetics except it can happen, because it clearly did 🙄
@@mc_kublai Because its programmed, designed, molecules didn't make themselves. Just think about it logically...we didn't design or even know how to make an outboard motor until what? 100-125 years ago? Yet these little motors made themselves. Nope.
I love that most people don’t even know what to do with this information other than point to a creator 🤣
Yes maybe but you know if used and studied properly it can evolutionary not just engineering technology but could do wonders in drug delivery
crazy stuff. Intelligent design or evolution.
Evolution. Flagella are a potent adaptation for some bacteria to cause disease. Is it reasonable to conclude they were designed to cause disease?
@@patldennis it takes design to evolve. Every engineer knows this.
@@TheSun_89 nope... if you think the lineage of jawless fish -> humans over 500 million years was a planned set of mods then you have some weird ideas about genetics and how a supernatural agent with Thanos type powers must get from A to B
@@TheSun_89 but your position is that the designs of disease causing organisms was a purposeful engineering? Also weird and unconventional.
Those things aren’t necessarily mutually exclusive. Scientists have yet to explain how something comes from nothing
Why does this chick kinda sound like cortana
Simple as pi.
Only a computer can:
make a blueprint
program the parts
make a robot and deliver the parts
putting it together in proper sequence
make it work
timely put together
Can I use this in a video that I am making?
no! lol
@@jeffderhak9210 I did not ask you! LOL
Aliens 👽
Excellent video. It's fascinating how blind random chance can have the foresight
to make the many specific parts (which themselves are made up of 100's and
sometimes 1000's of amino acids which ) that are purpose specific.
Anyhow , it's truly incredible how an actual mechanical rotary motor that uses
a fuel source to operate and which exceeds the quality and efficiency of what
our best mechanical engineers are able to engineer and develop can even exist
from random chance.
And to think there are over 30.000 different types of proteins that are
required for life and many are much more complex then the flagellum.
Its not fascinating..
It is abnormal and we should think something else rather than random chance
or.... it was designed that way. ITs crazy that people hold onto evolution doing mental gymnastics even after more proof of a design
That's the power of having hundred of millions of years to try out everything that works until something does.
@@koppite9600natural selection isn't "random chance". I like how you creationists are constantly using fallacies and straw man
@@KateeAngel creation is compatible with evolution. I might have got something wrong but why are you so quick to slander me?
Proof of an intelligent designer, don’t care
Incorrect.
@@General_Griffin how brainwashed do you have to be to look at something like that and be like " nop, its wasn't intelligently designed it was all done by chance over billions of years" lmao thats next level dumb.
@@davidjd123 - Incorrect.
@@ohhellno8759 "Incorrect" is not an argument. Take a look ua-cam.com/video/O6d8aI07mzY/v-deo.html
I wish you all the best
@@shiba983 are you a troll? No way did you think you can disprove evolution by providing a reference from a UA-cam channel called Jesus truth. Hahahaha, why don’t you post from a non religious channel. Why are people this silly.
nanobot....
"Irreducible complexity" lead me here.
Just because something is irreducible, doesn’t mean it can’t evolve
@@Drew_goo What was its previous stage of evolution, slightly de-evolved from this?
Exactly, these are little machines, it takes information, who is the information giver should be the question, but modern so called science will not allow such talk.
How do people explain that random pieces can be added to a simple functioning machine and enhance its function? Ask an auto mechanic why a Volvo engine turbocharger retrofit kit will not fit a Subaru engine.
Because bacteria aren't machines and cars, and this is just a symbolic representation
Somebody made this thing, they designed and built it but it's alive. It's a living nano machine.
Yes indeed. Now if you deny the one I’m going to tell you who made it well you prove the book HE gave us is true. GOD, JESUS is the creator of all things and only HE could design something so complex yet so beautiful.
Now, if one says random and chance brought this about well, your blind.
@@beautifulfeetpreachingsc But it's not random and chance, this is where many people misunderstand evolution. The mutations may be random but after that, it's definitely not random, mutations are kept or discarded depending on their fitness value. As a result over time, one sees an accumulation of beneficial mutations. bacteria like ecoli have gone through 1 trillion generations (10^12)in just a million years. It has been estimated that at any one time there are five million trillion trillion bacteria. Each one has one through 1 trillion generations, that is plenty of time to shift through trillions and trillions and trillions of mutations. Is it no wonder then that we see things like molecular motors.
@@Penrodyn where did the "information" come from to design this? impossible for this to happen by chance, not in a million, billion or trillion years. People say, nothing is impossible. but yes for this to happen by chance with no design, no design information, no plan, no designer? lol. You see the big numbers, million, billion, trillion, do not relate to years but intelligence. God is millions of times more intelligent than humans. that is why trying to say this "happened" over millions of years shows a religion that wants to believe a fantasy.
@@beautifulfeetpreachingsc No Jesus is a messenger. Allah made all these CZ he is sooo big and infinity powerful and he made Jesus.
just one word Allah.
God is Amazing❤🤗
SubhanAllah
subhanEke
SubhanAnnunaki
Indeed. Only this came to my mind while watching
@@asiffarouk7838 me too
I can't comprehend ever that something can build itself from scratch, design itself, realise by itself at the nascent stage ohh i need this ohh i need that. You need intelligence to do that. Does intelligence arise from random mixtures of chemicals?. The universe itself is moving towards randomness, and here we are saying that it is the universe itself that exhibit peculiar behaviour by bringing some chemicals to life with a very high level of order and fine tuning.
When you see codes or designs or even letters on the wall, you know that is not random, it comes from intelligence out of an intelligent being.
When we happen to see a Landrover in the midst of a storm in Congo, we obviously won't conclude that some mixtures of random rocks and a bolt a lightning strike cause the landrover to came into existence after million and million of years of evolution from a bolt to a complex vehicle that it is now. It is stupid, and it is not even laughable, it is an insult to our intelligence. Infact we are more likely to conclude someone had made it, and if we haven't see a vehicle before, we are more likely to say that it belongs to God or a being that is super intelligent.
But sadly even if we realise this truth most will look for excuses, because in their heart they know that believing in God comes with a baggage which they don't want to carry.
this comment is way too underrated
Imagine a religion with a sacred text that says and affirms for a fact what you are refuting here... how many would believe this? Wouldn't they be called names? Oh, not at all! This is science! You see, it takes more than faith to believe in evolution.
Dunning-Kruger effect in full fucking force here.
1. No organism builds itself. Natural selection isn't a self-directed process. It is a process of mutations arising randomly, being filtered by the environment, and then going on to replicate themselves. This is all a bottom-up causal process, there's no teleology involved.
2. No, intelligence does not arise from random mixtures of chemicals, and no one claims it does. It took many billions of years for something like the human brain to evolve, each step along the way requiring prior adaptations. There's nothing random about the anatomy of organisms, there's a function to every feature. The point of evolution is to explain how this order can emerge naturally, and evolution by natural selection is an incredibly powerful theory for explaining this.
3. There's a difference between artificial and complex. A single bacterial cell is more complex than a landrover, yet a landrover has no DNA--it is incapable of self-assembly. Honestly not a difficult distinction to grasp once you actually understand what DNA is and how it is able to replicate.
4. Yes, the baggage of believing in a being for which there is less than zero evidence to believe in...Right. As the existentialists have long known, not believing in God comes with immense baggage of its own. You have to rely on yourself to make sense of the world, both in empirical and moral terms. This bears an enormous responsibility which the "faithful" are able to slyly circumvent through the neuroanaesthetic balm that is dogma.
You are so ignorant. There is a huge difference between machines and living beings with reproduction. Also you should learn about inequilibrium thermodynamics and dissipative systems. Complexity arises naturally in such systems
Nanotechnology is already real. It's just not fully understood yet.
I am blown away. How can this even be possible without a designer.?
evolution
It can't be !
ua-cam.com/video/LLMPd41GvWM/v-deo.html
@@jamesginty6684 Everything has to have a creator, like a bulding has a creator or a painting has it's own creator.
So does universe have a creator, the God from the Bible. And yes, this bacteria did evolve to some extend, but has to have a designer, creator. God bless you, read Bible which will empower you with the Holy Spirit!
@@shiba983 "Everything has to have a creator, like a bulding has a creator or a painting has it's own creator" are you trying to make me laugh with that silly argument. I guess that your a ray comfort fan. watchmakers analogy dose not work because animals can reproduce but watches, buildings and paintings can not.
"And yes, this bacteria did evolve to some extend," Bacteria are Domain, higher than kingdom.