To: Dimensio
Nope. You would just assume that the related species 'lost' that particular gene.
Evolution is unfalsifiable since the 'fact' that it occurred is assumed 'a priori'.
To: GourmetDan
You would just assume that the related species 'lost' that particular gene.
You do not show that evolution is non-falsifiable by making presumptious pronouncements.
Evolution is unfalsifiable since the 'fact' that it occurred is assumed 'a priori'.
Incorrect. Evolution is concluded from observations, and further reaffirmed by the lack of defined contradictory observations, such as precambrian rabbit fossils or transposons present in two related species but absent in another.
768 posted on
07/05/2006 8:27:20 AM PDT by
Dimensio
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