SoSick, why don't you reply to some of the specific points that Jill brought up? Like insects developing reistance to pesticides, bacteria developing resistance to antibiotics? How about what I mentioned a long time back -- variations in humans? How come people living at high altitudes in Kenya and Tibet, for example, have developed greater lung capacity and can cope with the rarified air much better than the rest of us? How come people seem to have developed white skin over time as they shifted north -- handy for soaking up some extra sun, weaker here, so that we can make our vitamin D. Or the bodies of people like the Inuit, tending toward stocky with wider nostrils, just perfect for existence in a colder climate? You can look all around at other animals, too, and see them adapting beautifully to all kinds of different climates and conditions. How can you call this a false theory when you can see it with your own eyes?