Here am I having to explain something I don't believe in to someone who does. Don't they teach you guys what "evolution" means in your atheist religion.
Atheism is a religion like not collecting stamps is a hobby (hint: it's not). We just don't believe in a god or gods; that's all.
The word evolutions comes from the word "evolve", now the word evolve denotes something which is undergoing a correction process or it's in the process of becoming better or superior to what it was before.
The context of this thread is life, and 'evolution' here means biological evolution, i.e. the fact of evolution and the theory that explains it. Biological evolution is the process by which populations of creatures tend to become better adapted to their circumstances. Superiority, in this respect, is simply having a reproductive advantage.
I noted that this theory of evolution cannot be true, because we're seeing the exact opposite happening before our eyes. People get old wrinkly and ugly, then they die. We see the same thing in the natural world, everything is in the process of degeneration and decay.
Having to explain the bleeding obvious, is like extracting teeth and they will also decay.
You claimed to be a scientist, but apparently it was not the biological sciences. People get old wrinkly and ugly, then die as part of the evolutionary process. Not all organisms work this way, but the more complex ones do, for a variety of reasons. Evolution, by its nature, takes many generations.
You claimed to be a scientist, but it clearly wasn't the physical sciences. Degeneration and decay is a feature of our universe (increasing entropy, the 2nd law of thermodynamics), and life leverages the decay of low entropy energy sources (e.g. the sun) to generate complexity and temporarily reduce local entropy by increasing overall entropy; i.e. life consists of dissipative systems. For every high energy photon that impinges on Earth, around 20 low energy photons are radiated back out.
Out of curiosity, what is/was your field of science?