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Topic	Is there anybody on this board who doesn't believe that evolution has occurred?
Clench281 04/20/17 2:00:39 PM #48:	JTekashiro posted... VideoboysaysCube posted... Evolutionary theory has too many flaws for me to consider it seriously. For example, where's all the transitional fossils for dinosaurs? Supposedly we had microorganisms that over millions and billions of years evolved into these 80 ton beasts, yet we have nothing in between. Where's all the earlier iterations of the Ultrasaurus? Or the T-Rex? Given their size there should be a huge quantity of fossils showcasing their evolution, but I've never seen them. Okay, well you put forward a theory and prove it because the scientific community has already accepted evolution as fact. There is no debate here outside of religious nutjobs who don't understand how science works. I think he's being sarcastic, seeing as despite the rarity of fossilization, we DO have a nice record of "transitional" fossils. --- Take me for what I am -- who I was meant to be. And if you give a damn, take me baby, or leave me. <cite>Clench281 posted [p:877569165] in Is there a... [t:75254270]...</cite> <quote><cite>JTekashiro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>VideoboysaysCube posted...</cite> <quote>Evolutionary theory has too many flaws for me to consider it seriously. For example, where's all the transitional fossils for dinosaurs? Supposedly we had microorganisms that over millions and billions of years evolved into these 80 ton beasts, yet we have nothing in between. Where's all the earlier iterations of the Ultrasaurus? Or the T-Rex? Given their size there should be a huge quantity of fossils showcasing their evolution, but I've never seen them.</quote> Okay, well you put forward a theory and prove it because the scientific community has already accepted evolution as fact. There is no debate here outside of religious nutjobs who don't understand how science works.</quote> I think he's being sarcastic, seeing as despite the rarity of fossilization, we DO have a nice record of "transitional" fossils. --- Take me for what I am -- who I was meant to be. And if you give a damn, take me baby, or leave me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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