Originally posted by OhZone
"To understand how things change, keep in mind the amount of time.
Small changes build up over time, and can change the appearance of a living organism."
Uh, yeah, you can't see it happening, but some "authority" says that it did.
No, the evidence says it does. Look at your friends and family, can you see them growing? No, but you know that they did and what's more you can
prove that this thing called "growth" that can't be seen has happened because you have snapshots taken of another time, that show that things were
different. That's BOTH genetics AND the fossil record show.
What is is. I just need to know how it all works to make my way int this world. I don't have time for myth based histories.
This is an interesting statement from an anti-evolutionist. Science is the pursuit of knowledge, and hence, how things work. And guess what. Evolution
is the backbone of biology and it explains how living things became what that "
is"
If it was in the best interest of the species why didn't all monkeys change into humans?
"interest" has nothing to do with evolution, being that it is a
trial and error process of biological development. And secondly, why would
they have to? Evolution never said things
have to evolve in a linear manner, and its especially unlikely that a wide spread population of a
species is going to change differently depending on where they are. It's only ever really small populations that evolve linearly.
Do you think humans are a biological improvement over monkeys?
Then do tell me in what way they are an improvement.
Well being as how it's all about traits that are advantageous, intelligence is the "improvement". In fact it's so good that it's damaging to
everything else, it's thrown things out of balance.