This is just nonsense, you cannot test macro-evolution under scientific conditions, the concept is simply absurd.
That is simply false.
Chimps have 48, humans have 46.
If we have a common ancestor, that ancestor either had 46 or 48. Seeing as other great apes have 48, we would expect that somewhere in our ancestral bloodline, something happened that reduced ours from 48 to 46.
Lo and behold: human chromosome nr 2: a chromosome that has a telomere in the middle, suggesting chromosomal fusion (a mutation). Telomere's mark the "end" of a chromosome.
Scientists in a lab pulled this chromosome apart at the fusion cite of this telomere and then compared the two halves to chimp chromosome.
Unsurprisingly, they found an
exact match in chimp chromosomes 2 and 13 respectively for each of the halves.
Boom. Macro evolution confirmed.
You seem to be confusing micro-evolution with macro-evolution when I was perfectly clear that I was referring to the evidence for macro-evolution.
It's the same evidence and the same mechanism.
And to suggest there is more evidence for this than for example the theory of relativity is quite comical.
It's not. There IS more evidence that this.
Physics, btw, is kind of problematic. We actually are quite certain that there are errors in our understanding there, because quantum physics can't really play nicely with classical physics.
One of both is wrong, or we miss a third ingredient to unify them. Some seem to think that a theory of quantum gravity might help with that - but I'm not gonna pretend to understand that stuff
In any case, in physics, there is NO "unified field theory".
In biology, THERE IS. It's called "
Evolution".
It's the theory that unifies just about all fields related to biology. Bio-chemistry, genetics, comparative anatomy, etc etc etc.
Remove the theory of evolution and the thing collapses.
That's how solid it is.
That's another thing that the theist dude I mentioned is known to have said: "
Nothing in biology makes sense, except in light of evolution".