What kept lifeforms alive while they evolved vital organs?

[albbel4gzvb]

Anyone?If a lifeform needs certain organs what kept them alive while they evolved?

[j*oono]

@just_me_karen wrote:
When you were an amoeba, you didn't have a brain or a heart...but air, water, sunshine and pond sludge kept you alive...and slowly you evolved...I think...

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Screenied that one Karen 

[spotweldersfriend]

How about some evidence that god exists.

[the_great_she_elephant]

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@albbel4gzvb wrote:

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@just_me_karen wrote:
Water, air, sunshine and food. Do I get a prize?

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As I said the more you type the more you are exposed as having no idea.The question was what kept them alive as their vital organs evolved.Water air and sunshine are useless if the vital organs needed to process those things as a life sustainer have not yet evolved.TRY AGAIN!This time maybe think a bit first.

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What keeps an embryo alive inside an egg while it develops into a chicken?

If you want to sustain an intelligent argument against evolution, first you have to have a basic understanding of what evolution actually is.

[ca04]

Could This be the oldest case of arrested development?:-)

[the_great_she_elephant]

I think the OP is confusing evolution with metamorphosis

[icyfroth]

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icyfroth wrote:

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oops sorry that wasn't adressed to anyone specifically,  it was just addressing the topic

[the_bob_delusion]

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@albbel4gzvb wrote:

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@just_me_karen wrote:
Water, air, sunshine and food. Do I get a prize?

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As I said the more you type the more you are exposed as having no idea.The question was what kept them alive as their vital organs evolved.Water air and sunshine are useless if the vital organs needed to process those things as a life sustainer have not yet evolved.TRY AGAIN!This time maybe think a bit first.

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Do you actually understand evolution???? Have you heard of natural selection and random mutation?

[the_bob_delusion]

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@icyfroth wrote:

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Too funny 

[freshwater-2]

Any life forms with organs....the organs don't shut down.  Theyt don't need to.

If they do evolve, they slowly evolve over tens of thousand, sometimes millions, of years.

I have a problem understanding what you are talking about or your understanding of evolution.

[freshwater-2]

oops sorry that wasn't adressed to anyone specifically,  it was just addressing the topic

ROFLMHO   Icy.