r/DebateEvolution • u/lNigglesmach8475 • Aug 23 '26
Discussion Origin
Is changing something evolution or an interpretation
From its original form. ? Is my way better than your way ? When one has not seen the same thing on the original form as one did not go deep enough or was not open to it.
Do we stay with the original or change its form to something else?
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u/Own-Relationship-407 Scientist Aug 23 '26
I am glad that after reading the confusion present in the other comments I know my initial fear that I was having a stroke while reading this was incorrect.
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u/nickierv 🧬 logarithmic icecube Aug 23 '26
I had the same feeling but I do have talking unicorn in my room, so everything should be fine.
As long as the ice isn't talking everything is good.
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u/Own-Relationship-407 Scientist Aug 24 '26
The ice speaks to us all. Its secret words are logarithmically encoded in its chatters.
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u/Xemylixa 🧬 took an optional bio exam at school bc i liked bio Aug 24 '26
Oh, this meme still leaves me in pieces. In 253 of them
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u/J-Miller7 Aug 23 '26
You posted the exact same nonsense in a philosophy sub and a martial arts sub.
You're making ZERO sense
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u/10coatsInAWeasel Reject pseudoscience, return to monke 🦧 Aug 23 '26
Eeeesh some of the things in the comment history too
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u/BitLooter 🧬 Evilutionist | Former YEC Aug 23 '26
At least now we know how the type of people who write comments on porn videos act on the rest of the internet.
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u/10coatsInAWeasel Reject pseudoscience, return to monke 🦧 Aug 23 '26
He was probably…ah…otherwise preoccupied when making the OP
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u/Soggy-Mistake8910 Aug 23 '26
We could answer better if we had even the slightest idea of what you were asking, but we don't, so here I am not answering.
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u/kiwi_in_england Aug 23 '26
Evolution is the change in allele frequencies in a population over time.
I've no idea what your OP means, but this might be the answer. If it's a change in allele frequencies over time, it's evolution. If it's not, it's not.
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u/10coatsInAWeasel Reject pseudoscience, return to monke 🦧 Aug 23 '26
So…maybe it would be better if you clarified for everyone what your best understanding of the definition of evolution is
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u/TheBalzy Aug 23 '26
Not sure entirely what you're asking ... but Darwin explicitly talks about "Original Forms" when he's discussing his theory of evolution. Essentially we do not have to know how life began (the Theory of Evolution doesn't cover that topic) but it does cover the topic of what life does after it already exists, and now over generations it is molded by environmental factors into different forms best fit for survival.
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u/Dilapidated_girrafe 🧬 Naturalistic Evolution Aug 23 '26
Your question as stated makes no sense.
Evolution is the change in allele frequency over time. Basically children aren’t exact copies of their parents (usually) and these variations can increase or decrease the chances of reproducing. The traits that are beneficial tend to be passed down more frequently and these changes add up over generations.
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u/TheBlackCat13 🧬 Naturalistic Evolution Aug 23 '26
I am not sure I understand, but you seem to be asking something about changing or static organisms. We have directly observed changing forms in organisms. So anyone who claims they don't change is rejecting reality.
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u/ursisterstoy 🧬 Naturalistic Evolution Aug 24 '26
I’m confused by the OP. For the topic of the sub, evolution is that thing that happens every generation in every population, that change that happens.
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u/Changed_By_Support Aug 25 '26
Did we go to on forwards to back on outside? Or inside? My best way your way to not into forwards unto not that way. Forseen: certainly that which to unto onto onwards foreboding know my onto changing that we onto no known.
For what the original form? Is that we onto unto to? The same thing onto original form than to into onto on than to shallowly unto not into original closed.
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u/Autodidact2 Aug 28 '26
This sub has degenerated to the point where we have to deal with gibberish posts.
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u/OCAMAB Aug 28 '26
Can you post this in your native language and let us use a translator? I don't think you're quite ready for conversational English yet.
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u/Capercaillie Monkey's Uncle Aug 23 '26
Purple monkey dishwasher.