Congrats, you're innumerate too I suppose. Not to mention that if you don't know what fixation is you're unqualified to talk about this.
But in fairness to you, I already knew that you didn't understand the subject and you were just spouting conclusively disproven atheist dogma.
Let me go ahead and break things down like I was talking to a child.
What is the necessary number of fixed mutations to bridge the gap between chimp and human, how often do fixed mutations occur, and does the product of combining those two numbers fit into the given time frame?
Chimps and humans are cousins. They share a common ancestor. They diverged about seven milion years ago, possibly from Sahelanthropus tchadensis, and possibly not. No one is sure.
"Necessary number of fixed mutations" is not a phrase that any scientist would recognize, and mutation is not the main driver of evolution in animals that reproduce sexually.
Congrats, you're innumerate too I suppose. Not to mention that if you don't know what fixation is you're unqualified to talk about this.
But in fairness to you, I already knew that you didn't understand the subject and you were just spouting conclusively disproven atheist dogma.
Let me go ahead and break things down like I was talking to a child.
What is the necessary number of fixed mutations to bridge the gap between chimp and human, how often do fixed mutations occur, and does the product of combining those two numbers fit into the given time frame?
I already answered that.
Chimps and humans are cousins. They share a common ancestor. They diverged about seven milion years ago, possibly from Sahelanthropus tchadensis, and possibly not. No one is sure.
"Necessary number of fixed mutations" is not a phrase that any scientist would recognize, and mutation is not the main driver of evolution in animals that reproduce sexually.