[allmendream]

Variation within a species happening rapidly = evolution happening rapidly.

Where do you think this variation comes from?

If you want to drop the conversation I can certainly see why.

[G Larry]

That’s pitiful....

Adaptation within a species is far different than the notion of a transition to a new species.

They can either breed in kind or not.
And then you’d have us believe that these shifts to a “new species” happen in sufficient numbers AT THE SAME TIME, so as to sustain the “new”....
...if you’d like to stop, I can see why....

[metmom]

Variation within a species happening rapidly = evolution happening rapidly.

Just an assumption. Extrapolating evolution from variation within species is just due to the philosophical leanings of the evos. Assuming the conclusion is not science, it's a cop out.

[MGBGUN]

“If you want to drop the conversation I can certainly see why.”

Variation within a species is not the evolution theory you subscribe to. Variation within a species is a scientific fact, unlike the theory, or I should say, the hypothesis of evolution which is not scientific fact.
There are no beneficial mutations (evolution) taking place when a species exhibits variation. There is only an expression of genes already in the DNA.
And I promise I’ll not respond to any more of your posts....maybe.