That is the one thing you did not show.
Yes I did. That you are too lazy to look does not mean the data doesn't exist.
Now you did post a link, but I can't fully investigate every link I am given
I didn't ask you to "fully investigate every link you were given". I provided you with a link to one single paper in the PNAS. You don't even appear to be
curious about its contents, which doesn't speak well of you or your position.
I mean, here you are going on and on about your belief in the Bible and how you're here to defend it, yet when someone responds to your argument and gives you a link to a paper published in a very prestigious journal,
you can't even be bothered to click it? You're not even a little curious? Not curious enough to just read the abstract?
Wow.
so I asked you to just copy and paste from the link the proof that anything I said was wrong. I am still waiting on you to do so.
As has been noted by management here, doing that is against forum rules. But rather than curse your deliberate ignorance, I'll explain the point.
The paper cites multiple examples where existing species of plants have been observed giving rise to new species that, due to differences in numbers of chromosomes, are physically incapable of breeding with the original parental species. And in those cases, the newly evolved species persists on its own just fine, even though it is completely reproductively isolated from the original species.
IOW, it's exactly what
you earlier claimed has never been observed and runs counter to what the Bible states.