It's not incumbent upon me to provide an alternate theory. The absence of one does not automatically make you right. You have come far from providing any convincing evidence that one species became another - ever. Until you can prove that happens, your theory is nothing but a fantasy, no matter HOW many times you scream "It's a fact".Now that we've eliminated the demagogue, you've acknowledged you believe in the common ancestor, can you explain how one species transitioned into another?The evidence appears to show that almost all current life on Earth descended from a common ancestor. That does not necessarily imply that there was only one original single cell life. That parent cell line was the one that was most successful.So, is that a yes or a no? Is there one common ancestor in your theory?
"can you explain how one species transitioned into another?"
Of course he can, as can anyone who knows anything at all about evolution. It's literally the day one topic in any study of evolution. The fact that you DON'T know the answer is more notable than anyone knowing the answer, and you should be ashamed of yourself for your laziness and ignorance in not having looked this up yourself.
Yeah- until he responds to questions as to what alternate theory he believes in, he is not interested in a dialogue- he is just spewing the usual Evolution deniers talking points.
Of course not. I can't force you to have the cojones to say what theory you believe in.
Meanwhile- 'my theory'- is the theory that not only is accepted by the vast majority of actual scientists- it is the theory that is being used in science right now- for vaccine development
Influenza, an ever-evolving target for vaccine development
Science will never convince you- nothing will ever convince you.
And I cannot force you to have the cojones to stand up for what you believe.