Rumsfeld
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It's a lot more than interpretation of fossil evidence at this stage of the game.
No, not really. Still just an interpretation.
You have no idea what you're talking about, and the fossil record is incidental at this point anyway. It's all about our understanding of the genetic code and various genomes - information which is currently being acquired at a tremendous pace in one of the more interesting scientific explosions of knowledge ever.
Oh, yes, the fossil record. The Precambrian Explosion blows a big hole right through your monkey theory all by itself. The fossil record doesn't prove evolution, it militates against it on a fundamental level. All you have is an interpretation and a religious cult that asserts blind belief in evolution no matter what the evidence says.
Stop pushing your religion on me. I don't want it.
Let me ask you a question. What do you think of our current understanding of DNA? More specifically, what do you think of our understanding of genetic sequencing as it pertains to human diseases and our improved understanding of links between genetics and disease?
I think it doesn't prove or disprove evolution.
Next question.
What does it prove about the links between disease and genetics? Surely you would agree that there is a link between the 2, no?