Yes macro evolution is a bigger change but it is over millions of years, so the adaptions add up into bigger changes over time.
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由Heavens Remors编辑: 3/10/2015 5:22:58 PMYou are stating a hypothesis though, not a conclusion. [quote]macro evolution is a bigger change but it is over millions of years, so the adaptions add up into bigger changes over time.[/quote] Like I said, there is no solid, non-disputable evidence that proves this claim. If we look to the past for proof, we run into multiple issues. One of them is irreducible complexity. For example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombardier_beetle This beetle works like an explosive, directing flamethrower to ward off predators. I have to ask, how could evolution, or rather, the beetle itself design this deadly defense in parts? If it had any design flaw, it would simply explode when it mixed the chemicals, and you can't pass on information to the future if you are a smoldering husk. We can assume the beetle got lucky, calculating all the variables and possible faults then putting it together with assistants finally trying it out. Now, we return to the fact that it is just a beetle, and I doubt that it even knows how its own body is made up internally. The other option is looking to the future. Saying, "this is true, but we can't tell you why until later in the future," is a fallacy. Without evidence, there is no conclusion. I know I won't change your mind, but at least I can make you think and question what you were told.
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Look up how evolution works it's not just one day the beetles said "hey guys lets try something different how about we shoot this stuff out of our ass." Instead it works on mutations in the DNA strand when it gets copied. (It gets copied in the reproductive organs to pass on DNA) Occasional a strand of the DNA gets mutated and can cause a visual change in the species, or it can change internal parts such as the beetle. Kind of like how certain family lines are more prone to dieses than others.
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So when they keep finding skeletons that are step by step an evolution of a single creature that coincides with radio carbon dating....that's just a hypothesis? What am I saying! Of course it makes more sense to believe a man that lives in the sky with a robe and beard created everything as is!
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Example: Prof. Steve Jones of University College London published an updated version of Darwin’s Origin of Species in 1999, the fossil record still posed the same problem that Darwin saw in his own work... It said "The fossil record - in defiance of Darwin's whole idea of gradual change - often makes great leaps from one form to the next. Far from the display of intermediates to be expected from slow advance through natural selection many species appear without warning, persist in fixed form and disappear, leaving no descendants. Geology assuredly does not reveal any finely graduated organic chain, and this is the most obvious and gravest objection which can be urged against the theory of evolution.” (Almost Like a Whale, p. 252)
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Those are drawings... Darwin himself said in his book:"Geology assuredly does not reveal any such finely-graduated organic chain; and this, perhaps, is the most obvious and serious objection which can be urged against the theory. (The Origin of Species)" And when it was rewritten 140 years later scientists drew the same conclusion...
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由Hurphy编辑: 3/10/2015 6:16:45 PMIt doesn't have to be intrinsically related when I don't care for the response and by the way this quote reminded me of you: "A man thinks that by mouthing hard words he understands hard things." -Herman Melville Edit: an argument against evolution is not the same as simply questioning, also my example is hardly a fallacy as it directly pertains to the existence of evolution by observable evidence to which the post before me argued didn't exist. Might want to read the whole thread before going full retard. Lol