Is evolution even a theory?

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evolution is correct in that we break down and become altered.
it is not correct in building up.
naturally dna is lost destroyed or altered.
because of this rule, our dna is subjected to breaking down and changing
as a result we get variations.

Except that isn't true in the slightest.
DNA is not lost or destroyed, in any way shape or form. Genes become dormant because the pressures that select for those genes are not needed (such as humans being capable of having our whole body in hair or having a tail. Such a gene is dormant in a massive number of the population).
DNA does not break down, the genes inside of DNA can become dominant or recessive depending on outside pressures.

my cousin the cheetah is prime example of DNA breakdown.
except that his breakdown was considered beneficial.
however at a huge cost to health.

Your 'cousin' is a prime example of a genetic bottleneck because of outside pressures. That is why they have health risks; because their genetic population is so small that they don't have the same genetic variety of other felines.

monkeys and apes have an extra chromosomes to make up for losses.

That's not why they have extra chromosomes at all. Chimps have an extra pair of chromosomes over humans (48 over 4) but that's just because of the way their DNA divides itself. Bonobos have 46 pairs of chromosomes exactly the same as humans. Some species of ferns have over 1200 pairs of chromosomes!
 
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evolution is correct in that we break down and become altered.
it is not correct in building up.
naturally dna is lost destroyed or altered.
because of this rule, our dna is subjected to breaking down and changing
as a result we get variations.

my cousin the cheetah is prime example of DNA breakdown.
except that his breakdown was considered beneficial.
however at a huge cost to health.

monkeys and apes have an extra chromosomes to make up for losses.

our first beings were made perfect, and the generations have suffered losses since.
some greatly more than others.
What is you level of academic achievement in Biology?
 
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Your 'cousin' is a prime example of a genetic bottleneck because of outside pressures. That is why they have health risks; because their genetic population is so small that they don't have the same genetic variety of other felines.
They inbreeded and DAMAGED their DNA.

Resulting in smaller heads longer bodies giving them the advantage of speed.

again DNA breakdown.

Their numbers were reduced to very small during the iceage and is when most diversity happened.
 
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They inbreeded and DAMAGED their DNA.

Resulting in smaller heads longer bodies giving them the advantage of speed.

again DNA breakdown.

Their numbers were reduced to very small during the iceage and is when most diversity happened.

That's what I said. They had a genetic bottleneck, meaning they have a very small genetic population to live in and thus don't have a massive amount of variety of genetics as other felines do.
 
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That's what I said. They had a genetic bottleneck, meaning they have a very small genetic population to live in and thus don't have a massive amount of variety of genetics as other felines do.

if a species doesn't damage, alter, or lose it's DNA, it will stay the same forever.
It will not change magically. For again all change is damage or alteration of the genes.

The horseshoe crab and other living fossils are prime examples.
No Damage/alteration = no change
but that is common sense and logic really.

what is not, is the magic of self assembly.
 
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if a species doesn't damage, alter, or lose it's DNA, it will stay the same forever.
It will not change magically. For again all change is damage or alteration of the genes.

The horseshoe crab and other living fossils are prime examples.
No Damage/alteration = no change
but that is common sense and logic really.

what is not, is the magic of self assembly.

Except those animals are not the same animals that existed in the time of the dinosaurs. They are different animals.

And again: nothing loses DNA. DNA is not something that can be lost. Genes cannot be lost. They can only be made dormant by becoming recessive.

If you had any education in biological science, you'd know that.
 
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