Eugene Shubert
Valued Senior Member
The foundation of molecular and quantum creationism and the theory of devolution are solid sciences. For example, the article, "Evolution myths: Natural selection leads to ever greater complexity" at newscientist.com says:
"natural selection often leads to ever greater simplicity."
"If you don't use it, you tend to lose it. Evolution often takes away rather than adding. For instance, cave fish lose their eyes, while parasites like tapeworms lose their guts.
"Such simplification might be much more widespread than realised. Some apparently primitive creatures are turning out to be the descendants of more complex creatures rather than their ancestors. For instance, it appears the ancestor of brainless starfish and sea urchins had a brain."
Personally, I'm very pleased that the theory of devolution is starting to look respectable.
"natural selection often leads to ever greater simplicity."
"If you don't use it, you tend to lose it. Evolution often takes away rather than adding. For instance, cave fish lose their eyes, while parasites like tapeworms lose their guts.
"Such simplification might be much more widespread than realised. Some apparently primitive creatures are turning out to be the descendants of more complex creatures rather than their ancestors. For instance, it appears the ancestor of brainless starfish and sea urchins had a brain."
Personally, I'm very pleased that the theory of devolution is starting to look respectable.