Re: Darwin tells us his intent with Natural Selection

On Sep 30, 4:24 pm, backspace <sawireless2...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Notice the circularity of Darwin argument. His conjecture is that the
geological record will show slow and gradual changes and then says
because of this slow process, natural selection will generally act
very slowly. Today we realize that the dead bones don't tell us
anything else other then that they are dead. There is no slow or
gradual process in those bones which is what Gould andhttp://www.nileseldredge.com
realized and thus invoked a miracle - punk-eek.

?? well, having read gould...which you apparently have not...he never
said that. gould's 'intent' was to demonstrate that evolution COULD
occur at various speeds in various species. there is no 'miracle'
involved other than....natural selection...which they picked up from a
guy named 'darwin'.


Darwin conjecture of Natural Selection acting very slowly has been
falsified by the fossil record: The fossil record simply don't show
any slow or gradual transformation of any species into another
species.

unfortunately that's exactly what the record shows. check the case of
diatoms in the carribbean, for example.

oh. you don't do evidence...

sorry. my mistake.



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