Why is evolution hiding?

[Esquilax]

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? An egg comes from a chicken, yet the chicken comes from an egg. How can there be one without the other?

In accordance with what evolutionary theory actually says, what you'd see is an egg from a bird that's slightly different from a chicken, hatching into a chicken like we see them today, with a couple mutations that make it different from its parent bird.

See, I think this is where the misunderstanding is; the changes in evolution are often very small, and happen over many, many generations. There's a reason this shit takes millions of years. When you say that we see changes within species, but that we don't see species changing into other species, what you're really saying is that we know animals have little changes over the generations, but that those little changes will never accumulate into big changes, and that's just absurd. When you offer no mechanism by which those little changes could stop before the organism is noticeably different... well, you haven't really said anything at all.

Put it this way: you recognize that organisms look different from their parents, and that's due to mutations that we can see. Would you not agree that, over millions of years, those mutations would build up and accumulate until the organism looks very different from its ancestor?