By the way, I notice you quoted the Russian Communist Filipchenko in 1927 opining that there might be a difference between the processes of micro- and macro-evolution. But his pupil was a fellow named T.G. Dobzhansky who wrote the book "Genetics and the Origin of Species" in America, in 1937. Here was Dobzhansky's opinion:
"we are compelled at the present level of knowledge reluctantly to put a sign of equality between the mechanisms of macro- and microevolution"
And so far as I know, that "sign of equality" has never been removed by any serious scientist.
Do you disagree?
[[And so far as I know, that “sign of equality” has never been removed by any serious scientist.]]
Sorry- but I’ll have to dissagree- the differences ARE recognized by soem itnellectualy honest scientsits who don’t venture outside of science by attempting to extrapolate micro to macro because they recognize the two processes are completely different biologically