>The prime function of an organism is to reproduce.
No, it's preservation and propagation of information. Many organisms do not, have not, and possibly never will reproduce.
Even the most simple life contain information, usually in the form of RNA or DNA.
>Imagine deluding yourself so hard that you start pulling in quantum mechanics to try and prove it's totally fine for you to take a dick in your ass. This is next level delusion.
Where did I ever argue it was fine to take a dick in the ass? Mind quoting me?
>many INFERIOR organism
Inferior? You mean less complex right? They haven't had to change because they are by far the most successful forms of life. All life on the surface of the Earth could die right now and the ancient life in the mantle would keep on living as if nothing happened.
>alot, you call homosexuality natural when it isnt good nor natural in any way
It's natural. You cannot argue against that fact. It's a part of nature and happens without the help of humans. Natural. Natural doesn't mean "good" or "bad".
>"Factually" incorrect.
Where's the evidence then?
>of course it does, take fish for example...
No, they evolved from life that existed in the water. Life started in the ocean and moved to land. There is plenty of fossil evidence for this, as well as records of things like estimated CO2 and O2 levels in the ocean and air. Fish evolved gills by accident, and it happened to make it easier for them to survive and propagate.
>Nature also creates systems
Only by chance. The only way Nature can design is through evolved systems which have the ability to design, like people or beavers.
>if they were gay they would never be able to reproduce
You're right. That's why homosexuality is uncommon. Still happens naturally however.
>But you need sex to preserve them for your offsprings however.
No you don't. Many organisms don't.
Reproduction is effective, but it's not necessary at all. It's dumb to assume otherwise as well.
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