New fossil shows four-legged fishapod that returned to the water while Tiktaalik ventured onto land

[Hans Blaster]

Then if you read it, and you can't answer my question, how is me reading it going to answer my question?

'Cause I read it at least 5 years before the question was asked and you could read it *after* asking the question. (Also, I'm not sure a simple integer count can be made.)

 

[Warden_of_the_Storm]

Then if you read it, and you can't answer my question, how is me reading it going to answer my question?

It very much would answer your question because you'd be able to see the answer.

And if I might ask: why do you feel that your question is important enough to ask?

 

[AV1611VET]

It very much would answer your question because you'd be able to see the answer.

And if I might ask: why do you feel that your question is important enough to ask?

Because it comes across to me that these guys are trying to make it look like evolution is an exact science when, in reality, they have to plod through trial and error until they get lucky.

 

[Warden_of_the_Storm]

Because it comes across to me that these guys are trying to make it look like evolution is an exact science when, in reality, they have to plod through trial and error until they get lucky.

Then that's a you problem only. Evolution is not a science, it's a process; the change of biological organisms in response to their environment. Paleontology is the science that they use to try and find things.

 

[Astrid]

Then that's a you problem only. Evolution is not a science, it's a process; the change of biological organisms in response to their environment. Paleontology is the science that they use to try and find things.

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