Evolutionists, where, geographically, did man evolve?

[Looncall]

Absolutely, a pebble would have the same mass whether there was anyone to place it on a balance.

There, however would be no knowledge or experience or existence of the words "mass" or "pebble" if there weren't a conscious, aware observer to name and observe, so one could never know such a thing.

No, I am not.

But the property would be there without an observer, contrary to your original assertion.

 

[Unification]

But the property would be there without an observer, contrary to your original assertion.

What we are both saying it true.

As it was originally worded by myself, you are right.

 

[Looncall]

What we are both saying it true.

As it was originally worded by myself, you are right.

Acknowledged.

Have a good weekend.

 

[Unification]

I like feeding trolls.
gives me something to do in my free time.

That's childs play, Chuckie.

Trolls are mythological and fantasy.

 

[Unification]

Acknowledged.

Have a good weekend.

Thank you, as do you.

 

[McBell]

That's childs play, Chuckie.

Trolls are mythological and fantasy.

oh the irony

 

[Akingu]

Evolutionists, where, what places, did man evolve separately? Good luck!

Asia, Africa and Europe, seeing as, scientifically, there are three distinct species of human: Caucasiod, Orientalis and Congoloid. Genetically, there is enough difference to separate them as such.

 

[dust1n]

Asia, Africa and Europe, seeing as, scientifically, there are three distinct species of human: Caucasiod, Orientalis and Congoloid. Genetically, there is enough difference to separate them as such.

Source?

 

[David M]

Asia, Africa and Europe, seeing as, scientifically, there are three distinct species of human: Caucasiod, Orientalis and Congoloid. Genetically, there is enough difference to separate them as such.

No, there isn't enough. All humans are members of a single species.

 

[McBell]

Asia, Africa and Europe, seeing as, scientifically, there are three distinct species of human: Caucasiod, Orientalis and Congoloid. Genetically, there is enough difference to separate them as such.

Source please.

 

[Parsimony]

Asia, Africa and Europe, seeing as, scientifically, there are three distinct species of human: Caucasiod, Orientalis and Congoloid. Genetically, there is enough difference to separate them as such.

They are all Homo sapiens and interbreed freely with one-another to produce fertile offspring.

 

[metis]

Asia, Africa and Europe, seeing as, scientifically, there are three distinct species of human: Caucasiod, Orientalis and Congoloid. Genetically, there is enough difference to separate them as such.

These are not distinct species since they can and often do reproduce together. Also, if one looks at a bunch of skeletons or test various blood types from mixed sources, one simply cannot tell which "race" is which.

 

[Monk Of Reason]

Asia, Africa and Europe, seeing as, scientifically, there are three distinct species of human: Caucasiod, Orientalis and Congoloid. Genetically, there is enough difference to separate them as such.

I think you mean races. There hasn't been anywhere near enough evolution for any sort of specialization to occur.

 

[Awab Navi]

Evolution continues in man to this day, as it does in every other creature.

Please show us ONE EXAMPLE of something which is EVOLVING into something else, and please don't talk about MILLIONS OF YEARS.

 

[McBell]

Please show us ONE EXAMPLE of something which is EVOLVING into something else, and please don't talk about MILLIONS OF YEARS.

What makes you think he is interesting in your strawman game?

 

[Valjean]

Please show us ONE EXAMPLE of something which is EVOLVING into something else, and please don't talk about MILLIONS OF YEARS.

Pretty much everything is evolving into something else, sometimes quickly, sometimes over millions of years.
Why the problem with millions of years? That's the timeline Nature works on.
If you're seriously interested in observed speciation, here's a site: Observed Instances of Speciation

 

[gnostic]

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Please show us ONE EXAMPLE of something which is EVOLVING into something else, and please don't talk about MILLIONS OF YEARS.

Pretty much everything is evolving into something else, sometimes quickly, sometimes over millions of years.
Why the problem with millions of years?

It's called lack of imagination, lack of logic, and lack of education.

For SOME theistic folks (not all theists are like them, mind you), ignorance is bliss.

 

[Ouroboros]

Please show us ONE EXAMPLE of something which is EVOLVING into something else, and please don't talk about MILLIONS OF YEARS.

Ring species.

 

[StopS]

Please show us ONE EXAMPLE of something which is EVOLVING into something else, and please don't talk about MILLIONS OF YEARS.

This makes it painfully clear that you should rather go and ask the experts on a biology forum, not a religious forum. Evolution is a fact and just because not everyone here is an evolutionary biologist and can adequately explain the process does not invalidate it one bit.
So why not educate yourself and ask the experts?

 

[metis]

Please show us ONE EXAMPLE of something which is EVOLVING into something else, and please don't talk about MILLIONS OF YEARS.

Google "speciation".