Your pithy insults don't explain why observed populations are able to cross-breed with neighboring populations of the same species, but several generations later descendent populations care incapable of breeding with the original population. One of the hallmarks of a species is the ability to breed with others of its kind, so if the descendants are still the same species, why can't they mate with what is supposedly the same species?
9. So....evolution: is it a fact or a theory?
a. Well....to move beyond 'theory,' until alternative evidence is discovered, the
Scientific Method is the test:
hypothesis is formed,
it is tested,
and the results of the test must be reproducible
voila! a conclusion......
It may then become a part of the panoply of scientific theories....
"Evolution" hasn't even met that level of authentication.
Elegant though it may be...
.it is merely conjecture....and conjecture that has not done well over time: lots of counter-evidence has been found.
b. In 1997, evolutionary biologist Keith Stewart Thomson wrote: “A matter of unfinished business for biologists is the identification of evolution's smoking gun,” and
“the smoking gun of evolution is speciation, not local adaptation and differentiation of populations.”
Before Darwin, the consensus was that
species can vary only within certain limits; indeed, centuries of artificial selection had seemingly demonstrated such limits experimentally. “Darwin had to show that the limits could be broken,” wrote Thomson, “so do we.”
Keith Stewart Thomson, “Natural Selection and Evolution’s Smoking Gun,”
American Scientist85 (1997): 516-518.
OK....so, the change from one species into another has to be shown...and that process, able to be reproduced.
Hasn't yet.
10. Two quotes are relevant here.
a. Alan H. Linton, a bacteriologist, said in a 2001 article,
"Throughout 150 years of the science of bacteriology,
there is no evidence that one species of bacteria has changed into another. Since there is no evidence for species changes between the simplest forms of unicellular life, it is not surprising that
there is no evidence for evolution...throughout the whole array of higher multicellular organisms."
(From an April, 2001 article entitled
“Scant Search for the Maker” Times Higher Education Supplement, 2001.)
Kreacjonistyczna krytyka ewolucjonizmu
"... there is no evidence for evolution..."
And this:
b. Also, William Dembski, with doctorates in both mathematics and philosophy, in his book, ``Uncommon Dissent’’, which is a collection of
articles denouncing many of the claims Darwinists make, says, in reference to speciation, "That’s the problem with Darwinism: In place of detailed, testable accounts of how a complex, biological system could realistically have emerged,
Darwinism offers just-so stories about how such systems might have emerged in some idealized conceptual space
far removed from biological reality."
"...just so stories...."
Sooo.......It's been a fun afternoon, but...
...I'm gonna stick with "theory," rather than "fact."