What is the evidence that shows you live in diversity?

Answer 1

The evidence is found in creation AND evolution.

In general, every person is different to look at, except that identical twins or triplets etc. can look the same, precisely, yet still be different and diverse: e.g. if one identical twin reads books about cowboys for years, and the other reads books about Egypt, the identical twins only look different but have different thoughts, still have free will to talk to the other one without everything about them being the same.

If we take a leaf from an Oak Tree, and then compare it with other leaves, there are differences, and when this is taken to the molecular level, every leaf is different, the DNA and genomes always allow for that, so every oak tree leaf is different, unique, diverse; while comparing with the eye, several oak trees, means again: they are different and diverse, yet can be broadly categorised or classified as the same thing: the Oak Tree. If talking about people, too, we are all human, yet we are different and the differences get more and more as we go along, according to what we SEE, hear, know, think, experience, moods, and so forth.

It's not just people and oak trees, its' almost everything on Earth; and also, to look upward at night outside of a city and no clouds, mostly we can see all those stars, it looks like they are all in a different position (and they are), and even when one star is classified as the same thing, there would be differences in the planets revolving around the various stars. It seems to myself, everything is diverse, different, unique. Recently I picked up an oak leaf, and then compared it with another oak leaf picked up, and there was a difference between them, different shapes, that on it's own is not proof, but if it were taken to an illogical extreme, we would need to compare millions of oak leaves, to find the truth; I'd say, diverse anyway, even if only on the atomic, or on the molecular or cellular levels. The Police do know how to tell quite a lot just from picking up one blood cell, or one skin cell, that's because of diversity, not uniformity.