Yes, you do believe in evolution. If you accept that human bodies adapt to their environment, you accept evolution. It's that simple.
the sort of adaptation i am speaking of are like me living in a foreign country, so i learn the language in order to live there, thus i am adapting to the environment that i live in. i do not mean that i start to live in trees and i will have to adapt to living in a tree after some milions of years.
You don't need to change your skeletal structure, but over many generations it might change to better suit that environment. Remember, evolution isn't something that just happens over a couple of years (at least not for species like humans). It takes hundreds and thousands of years to see even semi-major changes.
can i ask you when modern man remains have been found, the earliest.
And, by the way, you are some kind of animal. Humans are animals.
what????
no way.:no:, i've never been an animal nor will i ever be and neither were my ancestors. a clear distinguisher of animal and human is the brain. and ofcourse if one doesn't have a brain they are animals. well not so much a brain because even cows have a brain but the abillity to think, thats what i mean.
The point is that evolution doesn't say that you're going to change into something else in your lifetime. It says that if your environment changes drastically that future generations will change to fit it better. The changes won't be very noticeable until long after you're dead.
yes yes i know this, but i'm just messing with everyones mind when i say that changes happen in short periods of time. the thing is, ok i'll make some sort of an example, it may be dumb but anyway:
everyone beleives that humans will live in the moon in the near future, ok. so know you and i very well know that there is no oxygen, so i'll ask 2 questions know, this is the dumb part but it is related to the changes that you speak of;
some milions of years have past since the first humans on the moon, so
1 will they addapt to the environment, by changing so much that they will not be required to breathe oxygen, they will become breathless, but still alive. this is in a very long time frame, milions of years
OR
2 humans will become oxygen producers, meaning they will not require special masks or trees or anything that produces oxygen since they will be the source. this is kind of like the first one, but anyway.
I didn't say it wasn't a big change. In fact, I've said that it's not. I said species change in small ways until it adds up to a big change (sometimes) after many generations. Of course going from an ape similar to a gorilla to a modern human is a big change, but it happened over the course of millions of years, and it happened in tiny stages of small changes. It wasn't like, all of a sudden *poof*, one day it's a gorilla, the next day it's a human.
ok the one thing i don't get is this; why did all the apes suddenly change a little bit (after many generations) then after the first change why did all the other creatures (the half human half ape) suddenly make the second change all at the same time, after many generations. what i'm trying to say is that why do all the transitional forms. have aspecific time frames into which they can be found. lets say homo habilis existed 4 milion years ago. and they can be found to be say 4 million to 3 million years old. now why aren't any other forms found in that time frame (4-3 milion years old) but they will either be older or younger than that age. the best example i can make is modern man lives in the same time frame as its counsin or ancestor, the monkey. so why didn't the homo habilis aslo have their ancestors or cousins living at the same time frame. and by the way are todays monkeys considered to be our ancestors or our cousins. well not mine but everyone elses.