BorgHunter
03-23-2008, 05:53 PM
and also this site kinda backed up some of my thoughts on "holes" on the theory.
http://science.howstuffworks.com/evolution8.htm
Not unless you've changed your opinion on it. They make the claim that evolution is like Newtonian physics, and it's a good one: Even though Max Planck, the father of quantum theory, came up with this whole set of physics that goes outside of Newtonian physics, Newtonian physics is still perfectly valid. They teach Newton's laws in high schools and colleges across the world. In fact, they're the very foundation of physics. Quantum theory didn't make Newtonian physics any less valid, and nor will any future theory or discovery make evolution any less valid.
http://science.howstuffworks.com/evolution8.htm
Not unless you've changed your opinion on it. They make the claim that evolution is like Newtonian physics, and it's a good one: Even though Max Planck, the father of quantum theory, came up with this whole set of physics that goes outside of Newtonian physics, Newtonian physics is still perfectly valid. They teach Newton's laws in high schools and colleges across the world. In fact, they're the very foundation of physics. Quantum theory didn't make Newtonian physics any less valid, and nor will any future theory or discovery make evolution any less valid.