I’ve said for at least a decade that Darwin notice MICRO-evolution in the Galapagos finches. There has been no evidence, anywhere, of MACRO-evolutionary changes. Say, a dinosaur turning into a tern, swallow, eagle, vulture, or anything else.
Just for our lungs to work, how many “evolutionary changes” would be necessary? More than one, and that means, you can’t get there from here.
ro_dreaming:
"There has been no evidence, anywhere, of MACRO-evolutionary changes.
Say, a dinosaur turning into a tern, swallow, eagle, vulture, or anything else." There is no such thing as "macro-evolution", there is only short-term "micro-evolution" repeated millions & millions of times.
That's how different breeds diverge into species, become separate genera in distinct families of disparate orders, etc.
No "macro-evolution" involved, all just "micro-" repeated millions of times.
= Evolution.
