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How can anyone say evolution is a fact .It's just a theory ,just ask the late founder(Charles Darwin)
How can anyone say evolution is a fact .It's just a theory ,just ask the late founder(Charles Darwin)
The Cambrian explosion is just a period of time in which we have a great deal of fossil evidence of new species evolving. In other words a great deal of macro-evolution. To say that there is no macro evolution and then use the Cambrian explosion as evidence simply shows that you have no understanding of what you are talking about.microevolution has been observed, macro has not...
google "Cambrian explosion " the vast majority of the copmplex animals we know today did not "gradually" come into existence through a long period of small changes brought about through natural selection. Most species appeard suddenly out of nowhere as shown by the fossil record.
in all the millenias of humankind, it has yet to be seen where inanimation has become animate- a rock does not become a worm, neither does a mountain metamorph into a tyrannasaurus- it is just not SCIENtific- it has however been proven that from animate objects animation takes place- therefore it follows in ilk that as conscious and thinking beings we were created by a conscious being or by conconsious beings.
evolution is not the end-all be-all theory for how life advances. It's sad when science becomes a popularity contest instead of... science.
Brian Dunning of Skeptoid said:Evolution is just a theory, not a fact. This is an easily digestible sound bite intended to show that evolution is just an unproven hypothesis, like any other, and thus should not be taught in schools as if it were fact. Actually, evolution is both a theory and a fact. A fact is something we observe in the world, and a theory is our best explanation for it. Stephen Jay Gould famously addressed this argument by pointing out that the fact of gravity is that things fall, and our theory of gravity began with Isaac Newton and was later replaced by Einstein's improved theory. The current state of our theory to explain gravity does not affect the fact that things fall. Similarly, Darwin's original theory of evolution was highly incomplete and had plenty of errors. Today's theory is still incomplete but it's a thousand times better than it was in Darwin's day. But the state of our explanation does not affect the observed fact that species evolve over time. (Listen: How to Argue with a Creationist)
fantôme profane;1841567 said:The Cambrian explosion is just a period of time in which we have a great deal of fossil evidence of new species evolving. In other words a great deal of macro-evolution. To say that there is no macro evolution and then use the Cambrian explosion as evidence simply shows that you have no understanding of what you are talking about.
The development of new species during the Cambrian radiation "suddenly out of nowhere" actually occurred over a span of 80 million years and isn't really much different from what we see in other time periods.google "Cambrian explosion " the vast majority of the copmplex animals we know today did not "gradually" come into existence through a long period of small changes brought about through natural selection. Most species appeard suddenly out of nowhere as shown by the fossil record.
How can anyone say evolution is a fact .It's just a theory ,just ask the late founder(Charles Darwin)
in all the millenias of humankind, it has yet to be seen where inanimation has become animate- a rock does not become a worm, neither does a mountain metamorph into a tyrannasaurus- it is just not SCIENtific- it has however been proven that from animate objects animation takes place- therefore it follows in ilk that as conscious and thinking beings we were created by a conscious being or by conconsious beings.
the vast majority of the copmplex animals we know today did not "gradually" come into existence through a long period of small changes brought about through natural selection. Most species appeard suddenly out of nowhere as shown by the fossil record.
This suden appearance seemss to suggest an actual CREATION doesit not- noway any scientist can convince me that Animals sprung from the rocks.
the vast majority of the copmplex animals we know today did not "gradually" come into existence through a long period of small changes brought about through natural selection. Most species appeard suddenly out of nowhere as shown by the fossil record.
This suden appearance seemss to suggest an actual CREATION doesit not- noway any scientist can convince me that Animals sprung from the rocks.
Ah, there's nothing like a great howling straw man to enliven a debate.the vast majority of the copmplex animals we know today did not "gradually" come into existence through a long period of small changes brought about through natural selection. Most species appeard suddenly out of nowhere as shown by the fossil record.
This suden appearance seemss to suggest an actual CREATION doesit not- noway any scientist can convince me that Animals sprung from the rocks.
fantôme profane;1841567 said:The Cambrian explosion is just a period of time in which we have a great deal of fossil evidence of new species evolving. In other words a great deal of “macro-evolution”. To say that there is no macro evolution and then use the Cambrian explosion as evidence simply shows that you have no understanding of what you are talking about.
Idea I appreciate your willingness to look at all theories and to consider science as science... But to me it sounds more like you are agreeing with the idea that evolution is just a theory and not a fact and that other theories are more plausible. (Which based on the way you spin your position comes to me as purposefully dishonest.)
But I can give you benefit of the doubt here... What theory do you think better explains the Cambrian Explosion? Is a better explanation perhaps no explanation is really needed as everything seems to support it?
No it happens gradually. And the evidence indicates that it happened gradually during the period of time referred to as the Cambrian explosion. You do realize that the time period in question is a period of over 20 million years. It is not sudden. It is not instantaneous. It is a gradual development of new species.Large steps are impossible to make quickly in the natural selection process. Why? Because a chicken can't produce offspring with a dog. If the step is too large, the new creature will not be able to reproduce. If macro-evolution happened through evolution, it would happen over billions of years. We don't see macro changes happening over billions of years. The changes happened too fast = the changes did not come from evolution.