(March 7, 2013 at 2:39 pm)Esquilax Wrote: Oh yes, I'm sorry. I thought that the fact that we can literally observe it happening in labs, see it reflected in genetic data and through the fossil record, and see more than a few interesting and advantageous singular mutations in modern humans might have also corroborated my claims a bit too.You thought that these things support your claims, so you brought up an incorrect position on dog breeding? That makes no sense.
Quote:I really don't see how much more of a refutation there can be. It's happening. We know it is. Apologies if this comes across as aggressively blunt, but seriously: when you can watch the changes occur and spread through populations of shorter-lived species, I really don't know what additional refutation is needed.OK, if you have such support for your position, bring it in, but be careful to see that you're actually supporting the position and not pulling a bait-and-switch or other error.
