Is evolution real?

I'll try to explain it better,

Evolution is gradual, new species are when 2+ populations can no longer successfully reproduce even if they still look identical. And those populations sometimes go extinct while others survive, making evolution a bush not a chain. Impossible to tell which fossils are from dead ends. But the fossil record still shows patterns with body parts changing gradually or moving around, for example the nostrils in the whale fossil record.

Fossilization is extremely rare, it takes very specific conditions to occur, so the overwhelming majority of life has not been fossilised. So it is like taking a picture of a child every 5 years instead of every 1 day to look at the changes in the child and evolution of species taking place. But there are still patterns in the fossil record.

So asking "where are the missing links?" is one of the most absurd questions you could ask about evolution.


Nothing became something? The Big Bang? You don't even know what the Big Bang theory is, do you? It never states the Big Bang came from nothing. No matter how often idiots keep repeating that idiotic phrase.

I said that all life today has been "evolving" for the same amount of time right up til today. We are all equally evolved as evolution has no direction. All life is as equally successful.

I have no idea what emotions fish have, and same with plants but I saw that article where they shown plants can hear caterpillars eating them then the plants release chemicals that caterpillars hate that stops the caterpillars from eating them. I don't know why a plant would have that ability if it didn't care if it was eaten or not.

So now evolution is a bush? How exactly does a theory that demands elimination, create something in the form of this magical bush?

Evolution has no direction? So it's... random? I see, this makes sense when observing the living and dead world.
This makes a lot of sense!

You have no understanding of evolution AT ALL. Go research it. From scientific sources not answersingenesis. Or at the very least go watch potholer54's videos on evolution on youtube.

Evolution does not DEMAND death, it's just the way the world works.Also it would be a bit crowded if nothing died in the last 3.5 billion years. There would be a LOT more variation that is for sure.....it would be interesting with the dinosaurs...

Mutations are random, natural selection is the complete opposite of random.

Evolution does not demand death? It's at the base of the natural selection theory.

When selecting needs to be done, it will always be equal to elimination. I don't really understand how and why one would want to deny this.

Same goes for the awesomeness of the survival of the fittest
crap. How and why would you want to deny this? Oh what a great circle it is.

I'm thinking that for you the words, adaptation, variation and evolution are all one and the same. I can only confirm the first two with the current knowledge at hand. The last one simply is a flawed inference.

Evolution does not demand death? It's at the base of the natural selection theory.

When selecting needs to be done, it will always be equal to elimination. I don't really understand how and why one would want to deny this.

Same goes for the awesomeness of the survival of the fittest
crap. How and why would you want to deny this? Oh what a great circle it is.

I'm thinking that for you the words, adaptation, variation and evolution are all one and the same. I can only confirm the first two with the current knowledge at hand. The last one simply is a flawed inference.