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Originally Posted by Jack-0-Lantern

Parthenogenesis is a real thing. Lol. But, it isn't very plausible in humans. Unless Jesus was born in an egg. :S

Also, some physicists believe that the cause for the big bang was the opening of a black hole in our universe, they also go as far to say as those black holes may be worm holes into other universes, and that their own spilling into this is how our universe was initially formed.

Edit:
A small article on parthenogenesis: http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/sci/A0837738.html

I know what it is. Considering cells reproduce asexually through mitosis then it's plausible to argue that, with regards to evolution, we wouldn't have come into existence without it; in this sense it would have played a part in our evolution, our reproduction. Parthenogenesis is even cited by some scientists as the biological cause of the Virgin Mary's immaculate conception, not that I agree or even believe in the stories told by the monotheistic doctrines.

[NawkOut]

Originally Posted by Jack-0-Lantern

Parthenogenesis is a real thing. Lol. But, it isn't very plausible in humans. Unless Jesus was born in an egg. :S

Also, some physicists believe that the cause for the big bang was the opening of a black hole in our universe, they also go as far to say as those black holes may be worm holes into other universes, and that their own spilling into this is how our universe was initially formed.

Edit:
A small article on parthenogenesis: http://www.factmonster.com/ce6/sci/A0837738.html

I know what it is. Considering cells reproduce asexually through mitosis then it's plausible to argue that, with regards to evolution, we wouldn't have come into existence without it; in this sense it would have played a part in our evolution, our reproduction. Parthenogenesis is even cited by some scientists as the biological cause of the Virgin Mary's immaculate conception, not that I agree or even believe in the stories told by the monotheistic doctrines.