[ml/nj]

The neat thing about Newton's laws is that they are not contradicted (at least for velocities which are small compared to the speed of light). The problem with "evolution" (whatever it is since "evolution" seems to evole too) is that it is riddled with contradictions and inconsistencies. I guess saying that "evolution" is fundamental to modern biology must make it so.

ML/NJ

[ZULU]

Newton's Laws do not apply in all situations. Quantum mechanics and relativity apply on the very small and the very large scale.

[Virginia-American]

The problem with "evolution" (whatever it is since "evolution" seems to evole too) is that it is riddled with contradictions and inconsistencies.

Any concrete examples?