cladking
Well-Known Member
As to gradual change we can see it in specific bedding. Chalk deposits have foraminifera evolving as one gets closer and closer to the surface. There are other similar examples. Just because it is change that you do not understand does not mean that it did not happen.
By the way, why this odd fixation with the fossil record? Is it some sort of sexual fetish of yours?
I've already stipulated that life is change. Life is consciousness.
And I've made it quite clear that it is obvious life quickly adapts to changing environment without experiencing speciation. Since life IS change and no niche is stable then single celled organisms like foraminifera can appear to change gradually as their niche changes. Simple animals and plants have simple consciousness so are more at the whim of change than more complex (in structure) life forms.
In other words this is the first time you've tried to support your belief in gradual change and you have failed. You never won an argument because you never engaged in an argument. It is mostly just semantics and obfuscation and then you continually have claimed to win points you never even made.
I will avoid responding to whatever word game that has nothing to do with this post you offer as rebuttal. You are wrong and you have nothing to support your claims.
The people who don't agree with you are not brain dead, brain washed, or brain impaired and can see right through your word play.