[DaGman]

"The Gallup Organization has been polling the public on this issue since 1982, when 38 percent indicated a belief in the creationist explanation of life's origin, 33 percent believed in theistic (God-directed) evolution, and 9 percent chose the “no God” account. The trend has been steadily toward creationism, and by November 2004, 45 percent chose the creationist explanation, 38 percent the theistic evolutionist account, and 13 percent the “no God” explanation."

As if the opinions of the dumbed down products of public school education change whether or not evolution is a fact. They can make 'em as dumb as they want but they will not change the fact that evolution is based on facts.

[RunningWolf]

To your last paragraph,

Okay how dumbed down public school education has become has nothing to do with 'the fact of evo', okay that is good good, glad we have that out of the way.

Evo is a pseudo science, the belief in it is not some secret key into a sacrosanct genius club as some would have people believe

There is zilch zero nada fact in 'evolution'.

Evolution in its entirety is a theory or more a conclusion that is made by some individuals, and then which this theory itself is based upon a foundation of other theories in many fields, and those theories themselves are moving morphing targets.

Now in all of this, when one looks at the evidence in each thesis for each theory, one sees the personal interpretations in writing of the individuals that made those interpretations, those conclusions. Yes I have looked and read

My point is, the closer and harder one looks at the toe in its entirety, and all the bedrock theories, the more one sees how far away from fact or reality it truly is. What it one sees is the perceptions of individuals.

At some point (I hope) contemporary science will admit that they are lost again, the map is bad, time to start over.