07-05-2012
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I don't want to say god didn't make the universe, but there is absolutely no proof of that either, other than pure speculation. Unless evolution has been outright disproved like you said (in that case, link me to a credible science website), I would go as far to say that the theory of evolution does have a place in science classes. There are people who are a lot smarter than you or I who have been researching this for decades, and you know what? We can see evolution happening right now.
Did you know that more and more elephants are getting born without tusks? These elephants manage to survive, since poachers don't cut off their tusks. These elephants go on to make babies, and some of those babies have no tusks, and those elephants make babies, and there you have it, elephants without tusks are starting to become more prominent than those who do. Because they survive. Which is what Darwin's theory is all about.
And isn't that basically science? You propose a theory, research it, see if it works, and if it doesn't, you move on to the next one?
Because unlike anything religion oriented, there are some things that could back evolution up. Like how monkeys have opposable thumbs...how certain birds beaks are different in certain places where that kind of beak would benefit them the most.
To be quite honest, I'm completely fine with not knowing how the universe was created, or whether or not there really is a god. All I want, is science to provide a hoverboard, by the year 2015, as promised in Back to the future II.
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