A lot of arguments used against the theory of evolution boils down to this: You cannot observe it directly, so you can't use it as evidence.
In another thread, it was argued that mutations do not exist, since they have not been observed directly.
So, heres the point of the OP:
How valid is the following claim:
"Since mutations cannot be observed directly, they do not exist."
In another thread, it was argued that mutations do not exist, since they have not been observed directly.
So, heres the point of the OP:
How valid is the following claim:
"Since mutations cannot be observed directly, they do not exist."