Evoultion? - Walking Gorilla

[Siggy_G]

While I recognize species' need and ability to adapt to their evironment and group, as well as various combinations occuring from breeds, I'm quite unsure of the need for a millions-of-years evolutionary process (as also questioned by EU theory in other regards). Sometimes, it seems, individuals/species just figure things out during their lifetime, and it doesn't reguire mutations or millions of iterations towards a gradual solution.

Gorilla Walks Like A Man
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrQf6cogMuI

Perhaps not the best proof/illustration of the subject, but curious and amusing anyhow.

[Aristarchus]

That was a pretty cool video. The NeoDarwinists have failed to supply any evidence for macromutation. In the Galápagos Islands, the NeoDarwinists try to use a particular finch as an example of macromutation, but it was obvious that they were simply extrapolating their conclusion when the evidence was investigated.

During a decades old drought, the finches adapted by producing longer beaks that were capable for foraging for food; however, when the drought ended, the finches readapted to shorter beaks - thus there was no changing into a new species by these finches.

When confronted with this evidence, the NeoDarwinists conflate the two terms of micromutation & macromutation - defying the fact that the science of biology distinguishes these as two distinct definitions. This is sorely disingeneous to scientific methodology.

[tayga]

I wonder whether it got the idea from us. We do have our imitators.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVV_HXtEbLo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7lFvfRj ... re=related