"law" of evolution?

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  ribit: There are multiple definitions for "evolution". Different people mean different things when they say "evolution". Depending on whom you ask, it can mean simply "change over time" or it can mean descent with modification via Darwinian mechanisms. If one is speaking of the Darwinian synthesis then they are making a much grander claim than simply change over time.

  Gravity - It is a law of gravity that if you drop an object, it will fall to the ground, but it is Gravitational Theory that explains how and why this occurs.

  Entropy - This is also known as the Second LAW of Thermodynamics. Learn, go, tell.

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  • Yes. Teach the Controversy. That's all you can do 'cuase you don't understand what you spew.TheBlueOne
  • An assertion without supporting facts or evidence is simply hot air. What is this this grander claim that 'one' or 'they' are supposedly makingcomicsans
  • supposedly makingcomicsans
  • my god you're annoyingRand
  • :)teleos

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