Topic: Evolution
Quote: 5) Show me one instance of an evolutionist (any book, any website) admitting that \xe2\x80\x9cevolution\xe2\x80\x9d may not be evolution at all, but simply an individual organism\xe2\x80\x99s ability to utilize his genetic diversity and adapt himself to his local environment \xe2\x80\x93 that selection may not have anything to do with phenotypic change....and instead of vertically, evolution first happens horizontally. (A trait of a good scientist is to consider opposing viewpoints and alternatives, not to ignore them.)
Response: Apart from the 'horizontally instead of vertically' part which I didn't understand - we're a hundred or so years too late, unfortunately. You might as well ask for an example of a book or website on cosmology that 'admits' the sun may just be a big ball of fire pushed by a scarab beetle, and not a nuclear furnace about which the earth orbits. There comes a point where continuing to seriously 'consider' a viewpoint becomes a waste of time and resources, because sufficient testing has been done and evidence recovered to discount it. We may one day encounter evidence that completely overturns the whole applecart, but so far it hasn't happened.\n
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