Subduction Zone
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Well not quite. We know what causes it, we do not know why. But yes, we do know what causes evolution. After all there is more evidence for evolution so perhaps we should know more.Nobody knows what causes gravity. But you not only know what causes "evolution" but you know that behavior and consciousness are irrelevant to it. You know consciousness is irrelevant even though you don't know the nature of consciousness nor its cause!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Homo omisciencis is a remarkable creature. You not only know what's real (evolution) but you know what's not real (everything else) and you know because Darwin assumed populations remained steady and because Peers are the 7th step of the scientific method. You even know I'm rude because you keep insulting me, belittling me, and insulting my intelligence. You know I won't speak on the subject because the subject is the infallibility of Peers who know change in species must be caused by survival of the fittest and I keep taking about everything else.
None of this seems in the least bit odd to you.
Some things are not that hard to test in the real world. We know that a rock will fall if it is dropped. We know that life is the product of evolution. Why? Because we can test and confirm those ideas. There is a cool word for the process of learning by observing and testing. It is called science.
By the way, strawman arguments are not only rude, they are less than honest. They are not a proper debating technique.
Where have I ever insulted you? Or belittled you? I have pointed out your mistakes and errors and how you demonstrate that you do not know what your pretend to know. All of those are corrections. I would not be so rude to argue against Christianity by telling Christians that "You believe nailing a guy to a magic tree will keep you alive forever". That is about how bad your mischaracterizations of scientific discoveries have been. It does no good to misstate a case so poorly.