sorrie i hav to disagree u on this...things dun just come like
tt is in nature......btw i dun support evolution......
Things don't just come like that in nature? What makes you so
sure? Do you even know the concepts behind evolution before you
just reject it outright?
I suppose you are going to say that the human body is so intricate
that it had to have a maker, just like a watch has to have a maker
... and for a human being to be created out of sheer randomness is
just like saying a blind watchmaker can make a watch.
BUT... life is not like that. We are living creatures, not an
inanimate object like a watch. The very thing that makes us living
creatures enables us to adapt and change to suit the environments.
I know you will not be bought over by this short argument, and I
have no desire to launch into a whole thesis on this subject in
this forum, but I implore you to spend more thought and study into
the scientific principles behind evolution and you will realise
that creating a human being out of the primordial soup that is
prehistoric Earth is not a miracle, but an imperative.
(Last sentence) Besides, evolution does not occur over a thousand
years nor ten thousand years. It occurs over hundreds of thousands
or maybe even millions of years. Do you know what a million years
feels like? Human lifespans are measured in decades. Can the human
mind appreciate what a hundred thousand decades feels like?
Imagine, if your lifespan was measured as 6cm, the time span at
which evolution occurs is ten kilometers. That's the distance
between Orchard and maybe say... Ang Mo Kio. That's the SLOW,
CONSTANT pace at which evolution occurs...
References:
1) The Blind Watchmaker by Richard Dawkins
2) Vital Dust: Life as a Cosmic Imperative by Christian de
Duve
Open your mind! 
