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To begin to formulate his theory of evolution
The question of 'how do you know evolution does not exist?' does not have a rational answer. Evolution can be proven through science today. Any religion denying evolution is based on what people believe, rather than what science says. Look at fossil records. Those records which are more than a billion years old show evolution. Even our DNA. Humans' DNA is 96% the same as chimpanzees. If we didn't evolve from a common ancestor, why are we almost exactly the same? Evolution explains why we are here today and how we got here, based on the facts.
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Alistair Campbell
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To begin to formulate his theory of evolution
To begin to formulate his theory of evolution
1831
Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace were the first to formulate a scientific argument for the theory of evolution. In 1859 Darwin published his book On the Origin of Species. Until this was published there were other ideas.There is a competing idea, not a theory, that is creationism. This is based on theological thinking.
Serious inquiry into evolution started at around time Darwin published On The Origin of Species, so that would be around 1860. However Darwin himself started studying evolution in the 1830's and 1840's.
In living organisms, evolution started in the very first living cell that contained mutable nucleic acid. The instant a reproductive living organism ( immediately post-abiogenesis) that contained a nucleic acid, evolution could begin. This would have happened in the first life of the Precambrian (3 800 million years ago).In the world of anthropic learning and discovering the Universe, Charles Darwin thought up a name for the mechanism of evolution in the 1800s and published On the Origin of Species in 1859. In other words the world has known about evolution since 1859.
President Lincoln did begin to formulate a fair way to end slavery in the United States in 1862.
Charles Darwin changed Linnaeus's idea of classifying species according to their similarities and differences. Darwin's ideas made biologists begin to see classification as a way of describing evolutionary relationships.
This question can be interpreted several different ways, and you might need to clarify for better answer.How did the theory of evolution begin? Although many believe that Charles Darwin was the first to hypothesize the theory of evolution, many Eastern civilizations believed that organisms changed over time (which is basically evolution). What Darwin did was put a supported process behind the observational fact that organisms change over time. He popularized his theory with the publication of "On the Origin of Species," which led to the wide-spread acceptance of evolution emerging in the mid 1940's among the Western scientific community.How did the process of evolution begin? The better question is, "what drives the process of evolution?" Evolution is driven by multiple mechanisms, but relies primarily on the two most famous:* Natural selection: Darwin's principal that organisms change over time based on their need to adapt to their natural surroundings. * Genetic drift: Random mutations in the genetic code enabling the selective process of natural selection. Those two mechanisms are the main driving force behind the well-known fact that organisms change over time.Evolution began in the very first set of organisms on Earth -- how those organisms were created is not a question left to the theory of evolution, but rather a question that is explained by the theory of abiogenesis (which is not spontaneous generation, and is not part of the theory of evolution.) It is worth noting that these first organisms are thought to be extremely simple in nature. The modern consensus among the scientific community is that they were single-celled.For more information on this subject you might consider visiting some of the following webpages:* http:/www.wikipedia.org/wiki/evolution -- while I understand Wikipedia isn't always the best of sources, this particular page is accurate and protected from vandalism and false-editing. * http:/www.pbs.org/wgbh/evolution * http:/evolution.berkeley.edu -- my personal favorite. ---- Hey!!! I read in some Evolution Book that we started off as lemurs. So uh, yeah, I guess. TOODLES!!!!!
.The Question is flawed because it assumes that evolution has strong evidence in favor of the theory. The reality is that there is absolutely no scientific evidence supporting evolution. . Science is now begin to come to terms with this and is in the process of advancing alternate theories.In the April 2005 issue of Geotimes, John Chaikowsky, in an article titled "Geology vs Physics writes:"Evolutionists have 'Physics Envy." They tell the public that the science behind evolution is the same science that sent people to the moon, and cures diseases. It's not. The science behind evolution is not empirical, but forensic … no testing, no observations, no repeatability, no falsification … what the public discerns [is] that evolution is just a bunch of just-so stories disguised as legitimate science."The problem is that most evolutionists have never read The Origin of Species. Darwin himself gave us all the proof we need to show that the theory is wrong.
HiContrary to many assumptions, evolutionary theory did not begin in 1859 with Charles Darwin and "The Origin of Species".Evolutionary type ideas had existed since the times of the Greeks, and had been in and out of favor in the periods between ancient Greece and Victorian England.By Darwin's time the idea of evolution - called "descent with modification" - or information gathered was not especially controversial, and several other evolutionary theories had already been proposed.Darwin's theories and observations may stand at the beginning of a modern tradition, but he is also considered the final culmination of an ancient speculation.
To begin with, a theory can not prove or disprove anything until it is proven itself.