PEWAG
Punctuated Equilibrium's Wild Assed Guess
Vic Biorseth, http://www.Thinking-Catholic-Strategic-Center.com
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Darwin’s GESGEAEOT evolutionary theory has never been and cannot be scientifically verified by anyone.
With Darwinian Gradualism theory so obviously falsified by the clear fossil record, Punctuated Equilibrium, or Punk Eek, to students, became the preferred Darwinian theory for explaining all the multiple sudden appearances of new species clearly present in the fossil record. Punk Eek is theorized to occur during fortuitous, basic fundamental “Geological Moments” of some sort that cause mutations in life forms. Some of these mutations will be Darwin’s postulated “Fortuitous Monsters” from whom spring forth all the clearly recognized species.
Because there are many, many species, living and fossil, there had to have been many, many of these theorized Geological Moments; perhaps as many as one per species.
PEWAG represents the theory in which large numbers of members of a given life form all change at once in a mass mutation event, all with the same, correct, perfect DNA code pointing to one single parent pair for the new species, all in perfectly complimentary sexual pairs, all ready and able to reproduce themselves correctly from that point on, and no longer able to reproduce with the parent species, making this a new species.
Followed quite immediately by the well known, quasi-miraculous, mass "poof" event, in which whatever the parent species was magically disappeared completely from the fossil record, as is most glaringly obvious in the Cambrian Explosion, and is glaringly clear and not present everywhere else, without exception.
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Date: Sun Nov 22 21:31:45 2009
From: James
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So how do you account for the development of species?
Date: Mon Nov 23 06:20:18 2009
From: Vic Biorseth
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James:
I don’t account for them. I put forth no theory on the origin of species.
Regards,
Vic
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