[MEGoody]

Person B further claim that no matter what observation is found, physicists "would just make it fit. They always do."

So far, that is the case. All you have is speculation about what they would do with some fictional thing if it were found. Until my premise is proven wrong by actual change in behavior in the 'evol community,' then my premise is just as valid as that of evolution at this point. :)

Have a nice ride.

[bobdsmith]

Why are you singling out the theory of evolution then? You seem to be saying all theories in science cannot be potentially falsified. So why single out the theory of evolution? Can you name any scientific theory which you think is potentially falsifiable along with a description of how it could be potentially falsified?

Remember that all theories must be potentially falsifiable to qualifiy as scientific. You seem to be attacking all of science here.

Until my premise is proven wrong

[sarc]Surely it can't be proven wrong. Nothing that happens can disprove your premise. That is the flaw in your premise. No matter what changed in the 'evol community' you would just incorperate it into your premise. Go on describe an example which would disprove your premise[/sarc]