Sorry, you're not convincing me at this point in my life. As I have said, I used to believe that the ToE was true. Didn't really matter what anyone said, including scientists. I fell for it all, or shrugged my shoulders if it didn't make sense. I did well in school, followed the theories and speculation. I didn't question it. But now I do not believe that life evolved to forms by so-called natural selection because I believe what Genesis says about creation. It's a long process, but that's the general gist of it. Bats remain bats, birds remain birds, and the fossil record does not prove otherwise. Chimpanzees remain chimpanzees, etc.
And so that is a *hypothesis*. Now, how can we *test* that hypothesis?
How about by looking at the fossil record?
Do we find any chimps, gorillas, or humans from records 10 million years old? No.
Do we find *other* types of apes from that time period? yes.
Do we know that living things reproduce and have mutations? Yes.
So, if there are no chimps 10 million years ago, and there *are* chimps today, and if everything today is descended from something 10 million years ago, then *something* that was not a chimp evolved into modern chimps.
That shows your hypothesis is wrong.
And it isn't limited to chimps. The same basic facts hold for most other species. if you go back 30 million years, there were no modern giraffes, no modern rhinos, no modern elephants, etc.
Instead, there were *other* species.
And, again, if everything alive today is descended from something alive then, then *some* ancestor of giraffes was not a giraffe, *some* ancestor of elephants was not an elephant, etc.
And the range of species that was alive 30 million years ago was *very, very* different than what is alive today.
So, even if you want to say that we don't have *all* the fossils from that time (and we don't), there is still the fact that *no* modern giraffes, elephants, rhinos, chimps, humans, etc are present in 30 million year old rocks. NONE.
So, your hypothesis is shown to be wrong.
Now, what you want to do with that is up to you. If you think that your faith is more important than the evidence, than you will continue to believe as you do. many people take that approach. But scientists do not. For them (us), the evidence is more important than faith.