Well said Dallas. I'm so glad to hear someone abounding with common sense applying it to the myth of evolution.
While waiting for certain features to evolve over bazillions of years, the creature would be dead from not having that certain feature
Exactly!
Mathmatically, the destruction that occurs via mutations would have long destroyed a species before they could "beneficially" mutate.
Also, if evolution really happens, we would see transitional forms all over the place. We don't.
Finally, the calculations related to population don't support evolution at all. Simple.
I used to design and build small computer-controlled electronic control systems and therefore have a healthy respect for the complexity that goes into it. I view our bodies and animal bodies and plant life as technology. These are extremely complex machines that are beyond our ability to even comprehend with our current level of technology, yet they all abide by the same sets of rules, whether related to chemistry, electronics, physics, etc.
When we put this all in perspective and understand the basic rules of nature, evolution is—frankly—hilarious.
One day, when the world wakes up, people will be ashamed to admit that they ever believed evolution.
Thanks again for your excellent input and common sense!
