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There is no evidence for it no. I would say no.
So... you do not believe that "intelligence" is real? You do not see the value in going to school to increase your intelligence, because there is no such thing? You do not believe that IQ tests are measuring anything real? You don't believe in things like engineering, or art, or music compositions because you don't think "intelligence" is real, so it must not be able to create anything? ....
They may or may not. As it seems that there are certain constants in the universe. But there are also changes in the universe as well. Irrelevant to evolution.
The physical constants are relevant to everything. If it is made up of atoms, the micro structures should be determined by constant atomic interaction potentials. Has anyone explained "new" DNA atomic microstructures by saying that there are "new" atomic interaction potentials? of course not. Do they claim different chemical compositions? different formation temperatures and pressures? No. The only explanations I have heard are liberal arts explanations - things like "the animal wanted to survive" - this is not a scientific explanation. This is a liberal explanation. Show me an article outlining the actual atomic forces involved, and I might start believing you.
Good science is about repetable observations. One does not have to have it in a lab for it to be science. If that were the case then cosmology wouldn't exist at all. Astro-physics, my favorite science, cannot by the very nature of what it is that they study, put it in a lab to see if it is correct. So no, science is not simply repitition. It is observation. If something is only to have been observed once then it is not evidence. But observing it over and over and over again millions of times is evidence and science.
When did we learn about the fusion in stars? We understood it only after we created it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_fusion
"Building upon the nuclear transmutation experiments by Ernest Rutherford, carried out several years earlier, the laboratory fusion of hydrogen isotopes was first accomplished by Mark Oliphant in 1932. (After we did this in the lab - only then could we be a little more confident of what was happening in the universe) During the remainder of that decade the steps of the main cycle of nuclear fusion in stars were worked out by Hans Bethe." - the lab experiment came first...
There are multiple ways to explain observations. Until it can be re-created (which would involve biogenesis in the case of evolution) it cannot be certain that the explanation for the observation is correct.
You are alive. Your great grandfather is dead. But your genes and family still live on. Evolution is about what genes are passed on to the next generation.
The theory of evolution involves replacing old genes with new ones - new and different ones. To preserve genes, is to eliminate change, and eliminate evolution. Genes are not preserved, they are changed. So I ask again, what "survives" according to the theory of evolution?
No. I do not believe that biology has been compromised in its integrity. I feel that there is a good many number of false science teachers and groups that are trying to usurp biology in an active disruption.
Please read this:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_Bio-Test_Laboratories
The above is the largest bio facility in Canada and the US...
618 of 867 (71%) of studies audited by the FDA were invalidated - in fact some believe the number to be higher than 71%,...
... IBT would later be described as being "at the center of one of the most far-reaching scandals in modern science, as thousands of its studies were revealed through EPA and FDA investigations to be fraudulent"
from the other article I posted:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/24/science/24frau.html?_r=3&
"In some instances, he found, authors would remove bands from a gel, a test for showing what proteins are present in an experiment. Sometimes a row of bands would be duplicated and presented as the controls for a second experiment. Sometimes the background would be cleaned up, with Photoshop's rubber stamp or clone stamp tool, to make it prettier.
Some authors would change the contrast in an image to eliminate traces of a diagnostic stain that showed up in places where there shouldn't be one. Others would take images of cells from different experiments and assemble them as if all were growing on the same plate."
There is big money in biology - read this:
http://www.the-scientist.com/?artic...tle/Journal-editor-quits-in-conflict-scandal/
Lots of motivation to fabricate and falsify, and very difficult to reproduce or test that what someone is claiming is true...
read this
http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/medical_examiner/2005/12/rentaresearcher.html
read this (Marc Hauser - evolutionary psychology)
http://io9.com/5613020/evolutionary-psychologist-under-investigation-for-shoddy-research-at-harvard
http://news.sciencemag.org/2010/08/harvard-dean-confirms-misconduct-hauser-investigation
The Pitdown man fraud...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piltdown_Man
Sadly, this kind of stuff is going on all the time. Scientists are just humans. No humans are 100% honest, or 100% perfect - just like there are financial scandals, or athletic scandals, or political scandals - there are plenty of scientific scandals because it is just a group of humans trying to make money or trying to look smart etc.
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