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So we haven't and are not observing the process even now.
Of course we are observing the process now. Evolution is a continual, ongoing process. It never stops.
What we can observe in our own lifetimes is a snapshot of evolutionary change. Obviously what we observe in say 100 years isn't going to demonstrate the same magnitude of change we might see if we could observe it over a longer period, say thousands or millions of years. But we have the history of that process preserved in both the genetic makeup of modern organisms and in the fossil record.
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