Any scientific conclusion based on human reasoning is always doubtful. That's why common descent is called a theory and not a fact. A scientific theory is always held tentatively precisely because there is always reasonable doubt. If there was no reasonable doubt it would be considered a fact and not a mere theory.
We have no doubt that humans and apes share similar DNA, but we will always have doubt that humans evolved from apes. That's why this idea, or theory, is always held tentatively -- it's precisely because there is always reasonable doubt.
We accept the theory as tentatively true because there is no reasonable doubt that it is false.
It would be unreasonable for Scientists to conclude without a shadow of a doubt that humans evolved from apes. Otherwise, it would no longer be a scientific theory because a scientific theory always leaves room for doubt.
It is unreasonable for you to ignore all of the evidence.
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