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Originally Posted by Illuzionz
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Um no. What you said doesn't even make much sense. If we can see the tectonic plates moving, how can anyone say it doesn't happen? That's a bad analogy against my point. Just because a process is slow doesn't mean it can't be observed. However not once has anyone observed anything even remotely close to one species becoming another entirely or even beginning to show the signs of becoming another species entirely. With the billions of different life forms alive today you would think there would be COUNTLESS examples of this but there isn't.
Adaptation is the only part of evolution that is true. Sure things can adapt but there is a literal barrier within the genetic code itself that makes it impossible for any single life form to change beyond a certain degree. This is known as genetic homeostasis. Showing how bacteria becomes resistant to antiobiotics does not in anyway shape or form mean that the same bacteria will eventually become another type of organism entirely. This is what has NEVER been observed, reproduced or been seen to occur in anyway shape or form.
Where are the fossils and evidence of transitional forms? There are literally billions of life forms on the planet so there should be so much evidence, evolutionists wouldn't even know what to do with it all. There isn't a single example of all of existence showing one type of species becoming another.
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You do realize that evolution is simply a very long process of small changes, right? It's not like a monkey gives birth to a human being or something, which you seem to think. And we have witnessed many of these small changes which eventually lead to a much larger change. I mean, you do realize that scottish terriers are descended from wolves, right?
And my example of plate tectonics is exactly right for this case. We witness small changes (earthquakes that move plates a few feet, individual adaptations in animals) and infer long-term consequences of those changes (large scale plate movement and evolution).