Posted: Feb 19, 2023 1:05 pm
A definition in science for all ages and levels of academia . What is evolution?
Some may contend that the word "process" is a far too simplistic definition or description of the phenomenon.
It puts me in mind of the quote, "Half as smart, twice as smart."
For me, it makes perfect sense to end the 150+ years of slang usage.
From infants to the highest level of education, like mathematicians, all students initially read from the same page and reap the benefits therein.
After all, Charles Darwin "did propose a process to answer the question of the origin of species." (There is no direct counterargument.)
Tedium is the seemingly endless repetition of my argument. Such a small point of order is given. UNLESS?
So I draw a line under the proposal. In this thread, my pseudoscientific thread, "Evolution has an unequivocal meaning,"
Done.
Paul.
It's scary to think Thrower may be twice as smart as he really is tomorrow.
What have I created... I jest.
Some may contend that the word "process" is a far too simplistic definition or description of the phenomenon.
It puts me in mind of the quote, "Half as smart, twice as smart."
For me, it makes perfect sense to end the 150+ years of slang usage.
From infants to the highest level of education, like mathematicians, all students initially read from the same page and reap the benefits therein.
After all, Charles Darwin "did propose a process to answer the question of the origin of species." (There is no direct counterargument.)
Tedium is the seemingly endless repetition of my argument. Such a small point of order is given. UNLESS?
So I draw a line under the proposal. In this thread, my pseudoscientific thread, "Evolution has an unequivocal meaning,"
Done.
Paul.
It's scary to think Thrower may be twice as smart as he really is tomorrow.
What have I created... I jest.