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https://www.enzopennetta.it/2017/05/evolution-ert-comes-the-dawn-of-a-scientific-revolution/
He is a very interesting anti-darwinist scientist. I came to laugh at him but i have to admit he makes really good points: saying how micro-evolution is perfectly reproducible and it follows the natural selection and adaptation but macro evolution (evolving from a species to another) isn't nor we have actual evidence for it.
He challenged evolutionary biologists to debate and they never came (wuot).
The point is: even if his objections are true this isn't the proof that creationism is the answer to the question. Also how comes that with the new model he (and his student) proposes there are still unexplicable things like foids behaving like animals if left free to run wild? Shouldn't we act as a separate entity from animals? Shouldn't foid have still some "humanity" if left free to go (like, who knows, showing empathy for weak men)
It also makes me wonder about the origins of species and humans. Since i don't think creationism is valuable at all, even if radical darwinism is rejected, this makes us thinking about the possibility of a very weird origin of the macro-species and even the possibility of life after death. If there's a conscious life after death (but not the gross one that traditional catholicism/abramitic religions teach us) that would maybe help us cope better with being genetic dead end while also whitnessing the end of our culture (speaking for europecel here).
This is really extreme venting. Just to chat about some bizarre crap.
He is a very interesting anti-darwinist scientist. I came to laugh at him but i have to admit he makes really good points: saying how micro-evolution is perfectly reproducible and it follows the natural selection and adaptation but macro evolution (evolving from a species to another) isn't nor we have actual evidence for it.
He challenged evolutionary biologists to debate and they never came (wuot).
The point is: even if his objections are true this isn't the proof that creationism is the answer to the question. Also how comes that with the new model he (and his student) proposes there are still unexplicable things like foids behaving like animals if left free to run wild? Shouldn't we act as a separate entity from animals? Shouldn't foid have still some "humanity" if left free to go (like, who knows, showing empathy for weak men)
It also makes me wonder about the origins of species and humans. Since i don't think creationism is valuable at all, even if radical darwinism is rejected, this makes us thinking about the possibility of a very weird origin of the macro-species and even the possibility of life after death. If there's a conscious life after death (but not the gross one that traditional catholicism/abramitic religions teach us) that would maybe help us cope better with being genetic dead end while also whitnessing the end of our culture (speaking for europecel here).
This is really extreme venting. Just to chat about some bizarre crap.