[js1138]

You missed the day in math class when they explained the difference between thousands, millions and billions?

Crocks and alligators are pretty much unchanged for 200 million years. Evolution doesn't say things automatically change. It says that variations differ in the number of offspring they produce. Sometimes the originals are good enough.

[johnnyb_61820]

"Crocks and alligators are pretty much unchanged for 200 million years. Evolution doesn't say things automatically change. It says that variations differ in the number of offspring they produce. Sometimes the originals are good enough."

If evolution were correct and the 200 million years did occur, I find it hard to believe that the same form that was beneficial in that ecosystem remained beneficial for every ecosystem for the last 200 million years, with the dramatic changes that would have occurred in the populations of other animals.

[darbymcgill]

"Crocks and alligators are pretty much unchanged for 200 million years. Evolution doesn't say things automatically change. It says that variations differ in the number of offspring they produce. Sometimes the originals are good enough."


that "theory" sounds a bit familiar...

"and the goo said, 'let there be alligators' and alligators were puked out of the goo, and the goo said, 'good, now on to the not-so-good originals that evolve over billions of years into humans' and the goo puked out a self-replicating amoeba sans flagella...."