Comments on: Top 15 Misconceptions about Evolution

By: chaoticpreon

chaoticpreon — Thu, 17 May 2012 02:26:33 +0000

I know a few people who reject evolution based on their own opinion. They state evolution is something we cannot see happening. They reject the primate aspect, saying we didn’t come from an ancestry of distant evolving primates,(Homo Habilis) and that you can’t see apes evolving into modern humans or anything else, why? -True ignorance

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By: bob

bob — Wed, 09 May 2012 21:11:27 +0000

You forgot the fact that evolution is a religion with no support to back it up. In the last 10 years thousands of scientists have come out and said there is no evidence for evolution. The only reason scientists keep pushing the idea is because its their job. Without evolution they have no reason to get paid.

By: a student

a student — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 17:55:06 +0000

I have something to comment in regard to the list above. to help to those who believe number 1), your right it would be impossible to teach about the thousands upon hundreds of religions out there. So i simply see no other way than to remove the idea of evolution from the text books. That way kids can truly look into whatever they want and find their own path instead of being brain washed. That way science class will only teach the things we know 100%

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By: assefa

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By: Lizardmancalcos

Lizardmancalcos — Tue, 27 Mar 2012 22:38:58 +0000

It works like this; a frog lays eggs. some of the new frogs have moles, nither benifeting them nor harming them, some get eaten. the servivers lay eggs. Those new frog’s moles ither become cancerous making them easer prey. And other frog moles become poisonous to prediters maling them sick and repelsed, alowing more poison-mole frogs to servive.

By: jjj

jjj — Sat, 24 Mar 2012 01:55:42 +0000

Glad you stopped trying to “explain” things back in 1999. We don’t need any more “thinkers” like you.

By: KXG

KXG — Mon, 05 Mar 2012 06:44:55 +0000

Uh… What history book were you reading? One filled with rhetoric and dogma, no doubt. The founding fathers were -not- men of faith, nor were they politicians who had to sway fundamentalist lunatics. They were human beings who wished to see a democracy where all human beings had the right to govern themselves and control their own destiny, rather than be governed by a dogmatic ruling body. They believed that ALL men, not just -some- men, not just a -few- men, not just Christians should be able to live, thrive and govern themselves justly as a secular political body. There are democratic nations all over the world who do just fine at governing themselves without muddying the waters with fundamentalist, conservative theosophical undertones. And big surprise; these rational people don’t teach creationism, dogma or Monotheistic rubbish; they teach Evolution, science and critical thinking. Religion has no place in science, and yet science can function perfectly well in religion, of course it’s not anyone’s fault that science normally -disproves- the tenents of religion. This is what happens when blind belief eclipses rational thought. You’re a prime example.

By: Metis

Metis — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 08:21:11 +0000

Actually, evolution is a fact. But I think the main problem you’re having there is not understanding that there is evolution and then there is the theory of evolution. These are two different things.

Evolution, or the change in allele frequencys in a population, is an observable and testable scientific fact.

Evolution is also a theory (or more presicely a collection of theories). The theory of evolution explains evolution or how and why populations evolve.