LOL. If you say so, Poopiehead.
Now explain DNA sequencing and how it supports your "theory."
Right after you explain how you got through the 1st grade being mentally retarded.
LOL. If you say so, Poopiehead.
Now explain DNA sequencing and how it supports your "theory."
Moronic analogy. But it has purpose when talking about what is between your ears. If a halfwit blathers, the halfwits skull is half empty.
Right after you explain how you got through the 1st grade being mentally retarded.
Really? How is that? What makes me laugh is that halfwits on the left cannot grasp that it is a THEORY. Not science. That's why they call it the THEORY of evolution.
Really? How is that? What makes me laugh is that halfwits on the left cannot grasp that it is a THEORY. Not science. That's why they call it the THEORY of evolution.
However the problem with this theory is that scientists cannot explain why the same genes would evolve on differing paths since the common ancestor was located in the same environment.
Really? How is that? What makes me laugh is that halfwits on the left cannot grasp that it is a THEORY. Not science. That's why they call it the THEORY of evolution.
A scientific theory is an explanation of an aspect of the natural world and universe that has been repeatedly tested and corroborated in accordance with the scientific method, using accepted protocols of observation, measurement, and evaluation of results. Where possible, theories are tested under controlled conditions in an experiment.[1][2] In circumstances not amenable to experimental testing, theories are evaluated through principles of abductive reasoning. Established scientific theories have withstood rigorous scrutiny and embody scientific knowledge.
I understand theory but the accepted belief from most intellectuals is that evolution is a fact and something cannot be a fact when so many unknowns surround it.
Since evolution cannot be fully explained shouldn’t creationism also be considered until science has more answers?
I understand theory but the accepted belief from most intellectuals is that evolution is a fact and something cannot be a fact when so many unknowns surround it.
Since evolution cannot be fully explained shouldn’t creationism also be considered until science has more answers?
Science would say that we didn’t actually evolve from apes but that we both evolved from a common ancestor in a process that is essentially the genes of our common ancestor mutating into different forms leading to us and apes.
However the problem with this theory is that scientists cannot explain why the same genes would evolve on differing paths since the common ancestor was located in the same environment.
Another problem is that after that branching of genes from our common ancestors there is zero evidence of it ever happening again.
Statistically that would be an impossibility since if it happens once it should be an ongoing process.
So yes, after that split from the common ancestor each species evolved in their own way but never again did any species genes branch out again to create multiple new species.
There are many, many holes in the theory of evolution
I didn’t claim evolution wasn’t real I said there are many holes in the theory that science glossed over.
In order to claim something as fact it should be completely explainable and evolution isn’t
I didn’t claim evolution wasn’t real I said there are many holes in the theory that science glossed over.
In order to claim something as fact it should be completely explainable and evolution isn’t
Really? How is that? What makes me laugh is that halfwits on the left cannot grasp that it is a THEORY. Not science. That's why they call it the THEORY of evolution.
Science would say that we didn’t actually evolve from apes but that we both evolved from a common ancestor in a process that is essentially the genes of our common ancestor mutating into different forms leading to us and apes.
However the problem with this theory is that scientists cannot explain why the same genes would evolve on differing paths since the common ancestor was located in the same environment.
Another problem is that after that branching of genes from our common ancestors there is zero evidence of it ever happening again.
Statistically that would be an impossibility since if it happens once it should be an ongoing process.
So yes, after that split from the common ancestor each species evolved in their own way but never again did any species genes branch out again to create multiple new species.
There are many, many holes in the theory of evolution
That isn't how science works.
Science takes the best available evidence and proposes a hypothesis based on that evidence. Science is willing to discard that hypothesis when there is enough evidence to dispute it or more evidence to support a different hypothesis. When the evidence supporting a hypothesis grows it becomes a theory because there is little disputing it. Denial and nay-saying isn't science.
Science doesn't require that there be no holes before something becomes a theory. Science also doesn't require that there be no holes before a theory becomes a law. There are holes in the law of gravity because not all the answers exist for how it works. That doesn't mean you won't fall to the ground if you jump off a building.