Do you believe in evolution?

0Yes, because I read the01i00 Origin of Species02i00.0-

0 Me too, because of my own opinion and I had biology.0-

0 Yes because it is supported by scientific evidence. 0-

0 Nrbn, don't you believe in evolution?0-

0Yes, although I do often question whether "natural selection" is in and of itself a satisfactory explanation of how and why evolution occurs. In my opinion, evolution seems to happen too rapidly for mutation to be the sole reason behind it. I'm not suggesting that this means a higher being is at work (although it doesn't necessarily preclude that notion), only that some other factor must be i

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01cite10YoungCalifornian12cite10In my opinion, evolution seems to happen too rapidly for mutation to be the sole reason behind it. 12br
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10That's an interesting thought. Were you thinking of the evolution of particular characteristics (e.g. dark grey fur, in the house mice that live in London tube stations), or mo

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00e.g. dark grey fur, in the house mice that live in London tube stations12blockquote

10-- And I thought they were just not bathing properly...0-

0That's the commuters.0-

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01cite10MrPedantic12cite10That's an interesting thought. Were you thinking of the evolution of particular characteristics (e.g. dark grey fur, in the house mice that live in London tube stations), or more generally of the evolution across millions of years of different classes, orders, families, etc.?12br
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01cite10Spinnaker12cite10Nrbn, don't you believe in evolution?12br
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10I don't believe in evolution. For some people the theory of evolution or Darwinism has only scientific connotations, with seemingly no direct implication in their daily lives. This is, of course, a common misunderstanding. Far be