our teeth make more sense as a product of evolution than…
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our teeth make more sense as a product of evolution than perfect design, wisdom teeth, overcrowding and impacted teeth is not what you’d expect from an all knowing designer
the wisdom teeth problem, human jaws shrank faster than our genetic code could adapt as our diet shifted to softer cooked foods.. and the result is impact, infection, and crowding, an all knowing designer (god apparently) adding teeth that physically do NOT fit in the jaw and routinely require surgical removal is not a very good proof of divine design..
like genuinely why give us pain when god could've avoided it? lmaoo
also unlike sharks or reptiles, we humans get only two sets of teeth to last a lifetime, enamel cannot regenerate once destroyed... so in a natural environment without modern dentistry, a single tooth infection or severe decay can lead to sepsis and death before reproductive age, anyone who doesn't see this a problem or calls it a "test" never speak to that mf again..
then our teeth are exposed directly to bacteria and acid yet they are lined with delicate nerve endings that register excruciating pain when damaged, so like putting exposed non repairable bones with sensitive nerve pathways inside a bacterial breeding ground makes no sense to me
also from the perspective of evolution, it makes sense. since there is no god
#religion
the wisdom teeth problem, human jaws shrank faster than our genetic code could adapt as our diet shifted to softer cooked foods.. and the result is impact, infection, and crowding, an all knowing designer (god apparently) adding teeth that physically do NOT fit in the jaw and routinely require surgical removal is not a very good proof of divine design..
like genuinely why give us pain when god could've avoided it? lmaoo
also unlike sharks or reptiles, we humans get only two sets of teeth to last a lifetime, enamel cannot regenerate once destroyed... so in a natural environment without modern dentistry, a single tooth infection or severe decay can lead to sepsis and death before reproductive age, anyone who doesn't see this a problem or calls it a "test" never speak to that mf again..
then our teeth are exposed directly to bacteria and acid yet they are lined with delicate nerve endings that register excruciating pain when damaged, so like putting exposed non repairable bones with sensitive nerve pathways inside a bacterial breeding ground makes no sense to me
also from the perspective of evolution, it makes sense. since there is no god
#religion
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