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newjaninev2 · 56-60, F
Fruit evolved in trees because of natural selection... it proved to be an efficacious way for trees to replicate their genes. That had absolutely nothing to do with humans, nor did it happen 'in order to' feed any other species, although the subsequent spreading of the trees' genetic material in droppings after being ingested was certainly advantageous and formed a symbiotic relationship.
You characterise the Theory of Evolution as being 'logical', and also as being 'ridiculous'. However, the Theory does not rely on logic... it relies on evidence. Moreover, it consistently and coherently accounts for all of that evidence, and has strong predictive power. I cannot see what is ridiculous about that.
You characterise the Theory of Evolution as being 'logical', and also as being 'ridiculous'. However, the Theory does not rely on logic... it relies on evidence. Moreover, it consistently and coherently accounts for all of that evidence, and has strong predictive power. I cannot see what is ridiculous about that.
