[handk]

This guy had better be more specific. Evolution has been "proven".

No, it hasn't.

[Paradox]

This guy had better be more specific. Evolution has been "proven".

No, it hasn't

Oh, sure it has. In fact, I have seen it myself in some of the labs where I work. Those bacterial cultures are easy to manipulate.

[MissMillie]

Yes, it has.

[tortoise]

The request for "proof of evolution" is a specious one. Mathematically, evolution has been proven (to be valid and optimal for stupid dynamic systems, that is). Scientifically, speciation through evolution can no more be proven than creationism can, though there is plenty of evidence that evolution is a reasonable mechanism in theory.

But what I would really like to know is where I can find an example of Creationism. Has anyone ever seen spontaneous emergence of unrelated species? What is this process, and how do I study it? Creationism itself isn't such a big deal; humans with enough tech could do it. But where are the scientific examples of "natural" creationism?