Evolution aint no theory at all.
Its a fact.
An astute observation. Like there are males and females (and in rare cases androgyns). Is that up for debate?
Besides, anyone who breeds animals can pretty much do some mini evolution at home.
Its an eloquent and poignant observation.
Now you may believe something else, but it remains a fact.
And it is so incomprehensibly beautiful, why would anyone want to deny this fact?
It is about our Earth.
It is about the very soul of being human.

Here is the definition of fact:
A fact (derived from the Latin Factum, see below) is something that has really occurred or is actually the case. The usual test for a statement of fact is verifiability, that is whether it can be shown to correspond to experience.

Originally posted by BBalazs
Evolution aint no theory at all.
Its a fact.
An astute observation. Like there are males and females (and in rare cases androgyns). Is that up for debate?
Besides, anyone who breads animals can pretty much do some mini evolution at home.
Its an eloquent and poignant observation.
Now you may believe something else, but it remains a fact.
And it is so incomprehensibly beautiful, why would anyone want to deny this fact?
It is about our Earth.
It is about the very soul of being human.

Oh, where to begin - yes, Darwinian evolution is in fact a theory, and science just generally acknowledges is as currently the best explanation for the evidence and observations we make. While there are many lines of interpretation that lead to this conclusion, they are nevertheless debated on various sides for various reasons, with alternate explanations.

To say it is a fact is incomplete and inaccurate - opinion, despite how weighty an opinion it might be with the suggestive evidences.

As far as "mini evolution", I'd guess you're talking about genetic diversity and yielding desirable traits - these are functions of the variations within a species' genetic code (AKA manipulations of micro evolution/natural selection) and have nothing to do with the overarching theory of common descent.

While I applaud your goal, I can't approve the inaccuracies or misunderstandings.

Evolution is a fact....



Or is this devolution? Either way, we are changing into a new species.

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i don't see one fact in that whole op. all i see is your opinion.

a misguided one, not based on personal investigation and research, but a regurgitation of illuminati propaganda to deny God.

gravitational theory is also just a theory in the same way evolutionary theory is just a theory.

Yet you still fall down if you jump...

The problem is that a theory (Scientific) is actually pretty well founded...most forget that a hypothesis is -not- a theory, a hypothesis is a guess based on nothing much.

Theory of evolution
vs
hypothesis of creation.

Evolution is much closer to the truth than creation, or matrix, or etc..Yes,. evolution is still a theory, same as gravity, but it is far above the hypothesis the religious push forward.


Thing is, the hypothesis of creation is barely even that considering it doesn't give any testible suggestions.

A theory is a well-established principle that has been developed to explain some aspect of the natural world. A theory arises from repeated observation and testing and incorporates facts, laws, predictions, and tested hypotheses that are widely accepted.

A hypothesis is a specific, testable prediction about what you expect to happen in your study.

However, calling it "stoner talk of creation" seems a bit rude...probably more accurate, but still.

Originally posted by randomname
i don't see one fact in that whole op. all i see is your opinion.

Lets be honest. if the ops read like a detailed scientific paper, you wouldn't budge one inch..or even read it I suspect.

a misguided one, not based on personal investigation and research, but a regurgitation of illuminati propaganda to deny God.

lol
I rest my case.

there is, btw, a far, FAR greater set of hyperparanoid links to show the "illuminati" actually -push- religion on the world. But..nevermind that. keep kneeling and remain in your pattern of worshipping authority programming. In God we trust and all that.

Evolution is a fact. Look at what we claim is how planets are made
How the universe was made.
Thats an evolution,
But the evolution of us, is in question. There's are gaps they cannot explain.
Therefore, until conclusive proof of our origins arrives, we will never know who is truly correct.

Of course, there would have to be some sort of creation happening in order for the universe to spring out of nowhere, or perhaps a minor form of conciousness. something cannot come from nothing, there had to be something because there cannot be nothing. There is no 'being' only 'becoming'.

But yes, evolution is a key part in it all. We are ever evolving, the universe is expanding and therefore evolving. But will we ever know? No one can conclusively say anything, because there is always room for error.

I personally think evolution of living species goes in leaps, a buildup to a leap to the next evolution,
Planetary evolution is a long process.
Species evolution not nearly as long one would assume.

Originally posted by AzureSky
There's are gaps they cannot explain.

I find it interesting that the gaps in evolution are coincidentally lined up with gaps in my research towards that specific area.
However, just because I haven't bothered to educate myself more on these gaps doesn't mean the gaps actually exist...I am simply ignorant of the scientific uncoverings.

When I was young, I was told by my elders that the theory of evolution was probably bunk because they couldn't find "the missing link"..aka, the transition state between monkey to man. I accepted that as truth (after all, it was the elders telling me this..the authority).
Well, imagine my suprise when in science class we learned about neandertals, homo-erectus, homo-sapian(orig), homo-etc...the various other homo genus tree, branching back from a split.

point being, whenever a meaty debate has come up, and people try to point out a supposed gap, a bit of scratching reveals not 1, but typically a dozen variations...even down to some pretty impressive findings of a rna birth from little more than early earth muck.