How did evolution thought?

Answer 1

That, ladies and gentlemen, is a perfect example of a moron asking a question that either does not form a complete thought or is typed incorrectly. This proves that the world is sorely lacking intelligent life.

Answer 2

Evolution is a process by which species, as a whole, change over time. This idea has been around since antiquity first being conceived of by Greek philosophers. It wasn't until Darwin, who is often mis-credited with coming up with evolution, proposed his Theory of Natural Selection that science was able to explain how evolution might work. Since he published his book "On the Origins of Species" natural selection, and with it evolution, have become more commonly excepted by the public. Yet there is still debate about whether or not evolutionary theory can be reconciled with creationist theories. It is important to keep in mind that just because you believe in god or gods, it doesn't mean you can't believe i evolution as a tool for those divine powers to operate. After all there is scientific fact to prove the existence of evolution; we have to take it on faith that evolution has created all life as it is because that is the way god or gods wanted it.

Answer 3

Charles Darwin did not "come up" with evolution. Evolution always existed, and Darwin rather eloquently explained one theory (or a number of theories, depending on how you read his work) on how evolution takes place.

during his voyage to South America on the HMS Beagle, Darwin began to notice the differences between very closely related species, as well as the specialization of other species to certain tasks. Combined with the differences of isolates species (ie those on the Galapagos Island) he observed what he thought to be evidence of the theory of natural selection.

Another young man was thinking along the same lines in malasia at the time, his name was Wallace, and he communicated dearly with Darwin thought the writing of "the Origin of Species".

There is little dispute as to whether this stands as a viable scientific theory. There is not much that can prove it wrong, although science has continued to enhance natural selection and the other theories of evolution over time. there are many examples of evolution, which happen for a variety of reasons, and further study will help you learn the differences.

Answer 4

Evolution didn't just happen in the past, it continues today. Biological evolution is the change over time of traits in a population of organisms. Evolution is the cause of speciation and the reason for the diversity of all organisms. Evolution states that everything has a common ancestor. The reason organisms diversified is because of natural selection and genetic drift. In nature, organisms need to be well equipped to survive and reproduce. Natural selection says that the organisms with favorable traits will help them survive and produce the next generation. The traits will be passed on to the next generation. Genetic drift says that there are random changes in the genes and traits of a population. Both these mechanisms contribute to the change in organisms over time.

Answer 5

It really depends on the scientist.

Many have investigated evolution and feel it was the most scientifically balanced answer to the origin of life on earth, while an ever-growing but still minor number of scientists, through their own indepth studies, feel that life could only have come about through the actions of an intelligent designer.

Answer 6

What is good?

What is good and how do we know?

What does it mean to sin or contravene the standard of goodness?

What is beauty?

What is true?

What is truth and how do we come to know it?

Is truth universal or subjective?

What is man?

What does it mean to be human?

What’s wrong with humanity?

How do we fix what’s wrong with us?

What is the meaning?

Is there a point to all this?

Does God have a purpose and how do we discover it?

What is our destiny?

Where are all things headed?

Will justice finally prevail?

Is history more like a Greek comedy or a tragedy?

Answer 7

Humans ans apes are both descended from a hairy, tailed quadruped.

Answer 8

from the early oceans of Earth is one thought. In the air during a lightning storm is another.