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Thank you! That is so amazing. Very much above and beyond. I feel quite satisfied with all of the answers that you have provided. Let me just say that the work that you guys do is just amazing! There is a joke that the comedian Joe Rogan tells you should all check it out. It is exactly how I feel at this moment. Thanks again!!!

CharonY, Thanks for breaking it down for me. Appreciated!

Thanks for your answers. I'll still admit that it is over my head so I'll ask a related question. Are scientists clear on how single-cell life forms evolved into the life forms that we are familiar with today? Is the scientific community basically in agreement on how this happened? Is there evidence for this?

No, this is not homework, your safe! Thanks for the response. Much of it is over my head but it is less hazy now. Thanks again!

Hello there. I am a non-scientist in search of some answers. I wholeheartedly accept evolution as science fact. Those more learned on the subject than I have assured me that it happened entirely apart from an intelligent designer and I take them at their word. So I am not "one of those," but I am having some trouble wrapping my head around a few particulars about evolution. 1) How exactly did single-celled organisms evolve into multi-celled organisms (complex organisms?)? I can't wrap my head around this question. Presumably there was a "first," complex organism, how did this creature make the transition if evolution is such a gradual process. 2) How did organisms evolve to reproduce sexually? That is how did natural selection favor sexual reproduction when there was, obviously, no precedent for it? Did a creature exist at one time that could reproduce both sexually and asexually? Do such creatures still exist? Thank you in advance for your answers.