electrafixtion
Registered Senior Member
JF - I can give you plenty of resources way beyond the level of wikipedia - I am a marine biologist of sorts so I deal with this sort of stuff on a daily basis.
The problem is that you're current understanding of biology and science is around that of a second or third grader - so hitting you with peer reviewed stuff isn't going to help you one bit - at that level the studies tend to be very specific - not the sort of big picture stuff you need in order to get up to speed with other people of your age group.
If I were you I'd start by giving yourself a basic grounding in the sciences from some fun, readable, pop sci - "A Brief History of Nearly Everything" by Bill Bryson is a great read and not only explains things really nicely, but also gives a historical perspective of how we have got to the current state of science in several fields.
A book like that may also help to clear up some of the confusion you have between different scientific disciplines like biology and cosmology and it won't get you in the kind of trouble with your church / parents / teachers that being caught reading a straight up biology text book will.
Listen to me SP. If there is ANYTHING false about the following statements, you let me know. K?
Evolution cannot technically be proved because it's pretense can only be observed hypothetically and cannot be factually demonstrated in a controlled replication of the process claimed by those that have accepted it as an unguided source of life's development on Earth.
Certainly any form of "genetic engineering" can only bear speculative similarities, as correlated by those that have already tainted a truly unbiased assessment via their acceptance of an unproved theory, wherein they are "looking" for supportive evidence.
Evolution is a theory based on the assembly of post related information and evidence as validated via empirical review.
Is this not 100% true?