Wrong. To try to falsify a hypothesis is exactly how hypotheses are tested. The more a theory can be shown wrong in a test and the more often a hypothesis or theory survives such a test the more confident scientists become.
Unfalisfiability is the feature of pseudosciences like creationism.
Wrong. The “ToE in the Darwinian sense” has no goal in mind. Not humans, not cockroaches, no goal.
Wrong. The ToE has been thoroughly observed and tested. Here are some links to papers and articles of experimental, empirical evidence for the ToE.
https://www.cell.com/trends/ecology-evolution/fulltext/S0169-5347(12)00142-5
Microbial Experimental Evolution – a proving ground for evolutionary theory and a tool for discovery
Spatiotemporal microbial evolution on antibiotic landscapes
Wrong. Philosophy of science is (partly) epistemology.
Philosophy of science - Wikipedia
Wrong. Instances of evolution, genetic fixation of mutations in populations have been observed. It’s even on Youtube.
Lizards Undergo Rapid Evolution After Introduction To A New Home
It’s amazing. Something right. I doubt the figure of 99.94%, but basically indeed, the majority of mutation is neutral.
Wrong. Since evolution is variation that get fixed in the gene pool of a population.
Wrong. Or rather meaningless. Since it is mutations that cause the variation. And mutations can’t be pre-existing information since they are complete novel features not traceable to any parent.
Uh? No, since they are passed from a parent generation to offspring. So wrong thus.
Well, right. Since we agreed that there are neutral mutations.
Wrong, since kind has never been defined.
But right, it is a new variation in a population.
O, really?
I want to test the creation
I want to repeat the creation and
I want to observe the creation.
And wait, didn’t you said tha true things are unfalsifiable? If the creation can be tested, can be falsified, it’s untrue, per your own words. (I disagreed then, I still disagree now, It’s just too funny to let it pass.)
Ring species disagree.
Of course no reference or nothing.
So we are at the end of post nr 462.
Vir optimus, I am sorry but I found some things right. Kind of, at least.