[AndrewC]

No, one shouldn't, unless one is totally ignorant of statistics and the nature of genetic mutations.

You now have the golden opportunity to put your numbers where your opinion is.

[NonZeroSum]

"No, one shouldn't, unless one is totally ignorant of statistics and the nature of genetic mutations."

You now have the golden opportunity to put your numbers where your opinion is.

The chances of a human giving birth to a chimpanzee are so infinitesimal as to approach zero, and the proposition that it might or might not happen is utterly irrelevant to the theory of natural selection, of which you apparently understand nothing at all.