No. What I am saying is that just because you don't know it is a stealth plane, does not mean you can say "It was an alien!!1!shift1" as you seem to think you can.
To yourself.
Macroevelution is microevelution happening many times... Mage, do you have a video or something to clarify terms like normal?
Lemme guess... You won't watch the vid.
As we know from the two headed turtles, it decreases the chances for survival rather than increasing it
Yeah, they have two nerve systems or something like that. At least turtles move slowly already!
Your being irrelevant again, I am asking for science. You already owe me a new bull**** meter, now bring in the facts. There is no water canopy ever enveloping earth. The earth is millions of years old.
1. Again, coming from someone who believes in Evolution. Just because you say Evolution is true doesn't mean it is, and just because a canopy of water is unprobable doesn't mean that it didn't happen. Sort of like the alien thingy. An alien crashing is unprobable. However, that might have been the case, but we don't know that.
2. Bull**** meter: 60/100 (copy and paste; note: you can change the numbers all you want)
You have to bring a legitimate, relevant, source who has some authority of what he is talking about.
That is pretty much the case, for some reason everyone with a shred of logic seems to "believe" in evolution. I want a scientific answer to why they think evolution is wrong. And not any of this mental gymnastics and bull**** that you seem to think is a scientific answer.
Just wanting to point this out: if we did not have a shred (or any
number or shreds) of logic, we wouldn't be debating this.
And microevelution is macroevelution, on a larger scale. What are you not getting?
Not everything larger is the same but bigger. The numbers, when doubled, most likely will not be the same. For example, if we were ten times larger, we would be dead. I have a source, but it's from a book and I would have to find it. So. If you want it, tell me.
It has. Any questions?
Hmm... Apparently not, 'cause I still haven't caught on yet.
There isn't any significant gaps for most species. Problem solved.
But you still admit there are some.