The species problem is to know how and when to account something as a new species.....
That's part of it, and every new "species" observed is not really a new species.
in evolution, since it takes so long and only works with small changes their is no problem.
Except for the fact that these "Small changes" would result in deleterious effects every single time and thus EVERY species would lead to the "dead end pool".
Everything comes from its own species, everything is mostly the same as the thing before it.
Except we have no concrete evidence of what came before anything or what anything supposedly evolved from.
their is only a species problem when looking at it in retro spect its not like one day you have a bear that gave birth to a new species by the time its a new species it has descended from a long line of things similar to it,
There is a species problem involved with how to classify new forms of the same species, and thus the issue of whether what is observed is truly "Macro-evolution". As it stands, there is no concrete way of proving anything came from anything discovered as of yet, it is purely speculation, and as I demonstrated with Habilus and Australopithecus, a lot of these prized speculations end up being discarded as the wrong "path" a few years later.
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Its a gradual procces and something albiet look and act different can bread together making them the same species but add a few thousand years and see what evolution does...
A few thousand years can at best cause a few changes. There's not nearly enough time in the few hundred million year time scale for mammals and reptiles to even develop as lightning-fast (relatively) as is claimed. This is a major unresolved paradox.
bet you they wont be able to bread boom transition much? I already replied to your point about most mutations being bad thanks for reading my post let me repeat myself, "Of course most mutations are bad that's to be expected. Whats your point?
Exactly, that's all you replied. The point is that it wouldn't be possible with constant deleterious information loss, perhaps?
evolution takes place over a geological time scale so plenty of time for the good and bad mutations to sort out
Quite the contrary, you'd need TRILLIONS of years, many trillions of years for the results of the process to happen. Want to get into the math? How many years do you think it took to get from tailed monkey-thing to tailless Cro magnon with arched feet? Give an estimate.
and for the good ones to accumulate," sooo yeah what was your point again? your right i ignored you h.habilis point mostly because i don't feel like a he said she said argument and why waste time looking up one point when the rest of your posts are nonsense
Translation: You don't want to admit that two of the poster children for Macro-evolution have been largely discredited or get into the reasons why, leaving you with even less 'Transitionary" forms in the missing link hierarchy.
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you gave me to much to refute sorry i missed refuting one point.
A very crucial point.
over all even if your right so what? does that disprove evolution or any of the other transitions i mentioned? no not at all.
Actually, yes it does. It proves that mutation-based macro-evolution is not sustainable, and that there's not NEARLY enough time for it to happen. Once again, you want to get into the math of how long it would take for each major transition? How many millions of years per transition?
its a pointless point. who cares?
Not really, it's only a pointless point for someone trying to hide from the gaping discrepencies.
Now gould... the fossil record has gaps do to how hard it is to form fossils we are lucky to have as many as we do. the fossil record is not evolution just something evolution uses to provide examples.
To provide examples of which the gaps are MASSIVE and where the "Evidence' is speculative ast best.
their is more then enough evidence in biology and gentics for evolution to make sense even if we had no fossil record ( i believe dawkins said that in the god delusion.)
Post some that doesn't involve only small micro-evolutionary changes.
you seem to misunderstand everything about evolution from its timescale to survival of the fittest, to the idea of a family tree with lots of dead ends. and im not going to waste time pointing out how your like a creationist troll its a derail im ignoring
How exactly am I derailing? Do you even know what OP you're on? Calling me a troll isn't exactly a substitute for getting into the specifics. The fact that there are nothing but "dead ends" without any evidence of what they transition from apparently means nothing in the objectivity department, but if there's evidence that it could NOT have happened, you throw it out. Feel free to not "waste any time" like actually quoting from your links.