Again, you're conveniently ignoring the Complete scientific verdict on the theory, the statement is inclusive of terms such as 'theory is subjected to change, or be entirely replaced, untill further evidences". What is the difference between evidence and proof? That, evidence isn't measurable as a proof and that can be as doubtful as aliens on mars
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Look, it's very simple. You dismiss evolution because you don't understand it, or in other words, you're ignorant about it.
Isn't it ignorance to from a firm belief on lack of supportive evidence?
Yes, that could be a form of ignorance. That's why I'm saying you and others should stop doing that.
No it aint no conspiracy, its just a plain ignorance based theory, which asserts its clauses, only until proven otherwise.
Not quite. It's not ignorance-based. It's based on facts and evidence. Yes, it only asserts what it does until shown otherwise, but the major parts of evolutionary theory are facts. It has been tested and retested thousands of times over the course of 150 years. We know all life came from the same organism, and generally how it evolved. There might be some minor changes that come up as we learn more, but the theory isn't going to drastically change because what we know now is based on immense amounts of evidence and fact.
Like you mentioned the un-supported claim of Arsenic bacterium as a Very SURE Evidence of evolution, I doubt Ignorance is as much a manner of creationists as you imply : P, i doubt though that you read the Biologist's View on it shortly after the claim. It isn't even close to being called anything close to evolution, but yeah everybody took NASA's word for it right there!
In a common development with this kind of discussion, you've brought in an example that we haven't even talked about and characterized it in a false way, but said it assuming it was true and we all agree that it is.
I never mentioned that as an example of evolution. It could be used as such, but there are much better examples out there. The ability to use arsenic in place of phosphorous, though, would count as an example of evolution.
Again, another perfect example of ignorance. All I'm saying is learn about something before forming an opinion on it. You clearly haven't done that with evolution. I'd suggest doing it.