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**HedgeYourBets** · 04-30-2012, 11:22 AM

Do you believe in evolution? Are you aware of different definitions of evolution out there? Which one do you believe in?

the scientific community, especially the biologists, defines and understands evolution as the following: Evolution is an on-going process where a species undergoes morphological and/or genetical alterations over a period of time, usually over successive generations, to the extend where the new species is generated. this process is often coupled with natural selection of which the evolution process is driven by the selection force, which in turn may be geographical changes, climate changes, or even mutation.

yes, me understand there may be different levels of understanding, as you have demonstrated quite clearly over numerous occasions, and it's good to note that no scientist would claim that he/she knows everything. we are prepared to refine our understanding on our subject area of interests. which led me to ask you folks about your interpretation and/or understanding of evolution, and more importantly, how does the 2nd law of thermodynamic disprove evolution.

me await your reply, humbly

04-30-2012, 11:22 AM	#18
HedgeYourBets Join Date Aug 2008 Posts 4,655 Senior Member	Do you believe in evolution? Are you aware of different definitions of evolution out there? Which one do you believe in? the scientific community, especially the biologists, defines and understands evolution as the following: Evolution is an on-going process where a species undergoes morphological and/or genetical alterations over a period of time, usually over successive generations, to the extend where the new species is generated. this process is often coupled with natural selection of which the evolution process is driven by the selection force, which in turn may be geographical changes, climate changes, or even mutation. yes, me understand there may be different levels of understanding, as you have demonstrated quite clearly over numerous occasions, and it's good to note that no scientist would claim that he/she knows everything. we are prepared to refine our understanding on our subject area of interests. which led me to ask you folks about your interpretation and/or understanding of evolution, and more importantly, how does the 2nd law of thermodynamic disprove evolution. me await your reply, humbly
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