[donh]

If you cannot define it, you cannot prove it and in your own words, you cannot define speciation.

Do not confuse the fact that something is more complicated than you had imagined, sufficiently so as to require some statistical math, with its non-existence. I most certainly did explain it to you just now, and quite tangibly, if rather briefly. I will go into nauseating detail if you force me to, but, frankly, I think it likely that you could understand that I have made some rather specific stochastic claims about how evolution works if you gave it even a modicum of thought.

[gore3000]

"If you cannot define it, you cannot prove it and in your own words, you cannot define speciation. -me-

Do not confuse the fact that something is more complicated than you had imagined, sufficiently so as to require some statistical math, with its non-existence." -donh-

Eating back your own words, eh?

In post 307 you said:
"no one knows what the precise moment of speciation is" My statement therefore stands in spite of your attempt at confusing the issue.