A scientist does not take evolution as fact. In fact we are 99% sure that the theory is wrong.
However, in general, we are making an educated guess that the theory is correct.
We are 99% sure that the general idea of the theory of evolution is correct.
There is copious amounts of evidence (including fossils) that support the theory of evolution.
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I did not state Newtonian gravity if I recall correctly.
However this just further proves my point. We know that on Earth has a gravitational pull. In general the Newtons theory of gravity worked. Then when it failed we altered it.
The theory of Evolution will fail. When it does it will be a great day in science because we will learn from it and generate a new theory (which will probably have the same general basis as evolution) which explains how organisms evolve.
They evolve into less complex atoms because this allows them to be more stable state.
You consider selective breeding "artificial"? I don't know about you but I, as well as most other humans and species (hopefully) don't mate with any person of the corner.
In other words, we "select" who we mate with.
I'm guessing you don't have a major of any kind in the subject.
I loved going through the creationist museum. It was almost as interesting as visiting the Flat Earth Society's website.
I loved how they had the saddle on one of the dinosaurs (insinuating we rode the like horses).
My favorite thing was their explanation for why we don't find any human fossils from the same time period as dinosaurs (more than just a few days apart).
Their explanation?
The dinosaurs ate all of the fossils.
You would fit in great at the Flat Earth Society. All you have to do is come up with BS answers and blame everything else on the other persons idiocy or call it a conspiracy.
Looks like you've been training.
Except for this one your answer was just "no."
"Isn't solar panels, looking at the sun, and scientific evidence enough to prove that the sun emits light?"
"no, no, and no" < ----- this is equivalent to your response.