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Originally posted by Mike33
I can tell you what they would say. They'll tell you the same thing. Ask one.
I haven't conceded anything. I've said that we've observed mutations. I've also said that we've observed what we think are examples of natural selection in isolation. Unfortunately since life is myriad and fluid, it's difficult to always know if what we've observed is an example of natural selection or not. But undoubtedly, I'm sure it does occur....it must.
Natural selection and mutations of single cells is one thing. Evoution which proposes we derived from this process is another thing. You combine natural selection and bacteria mutations and call it microevolution. That's your preogative and it's like calling a freedom fighter a terrorist. Depending on your persepctive you'll see it one way or the other. You wish to believe this is a form of evolution. I certainly don't. And if it is, you are still forced to make the jump to say that it leads to what you called macro evolution. You've demonstrated "micro evolution," but not macro evolution. Therefore one can choose to believe macro evolution exists or doesn't exist. Either way, it's a belief.
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Oh god, please write that shit down and bet me my rent money that I can get a whole department of biologists to unanimously tell you you're full of it.
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