/lit/ - Literature

>>16153177
>we've never seen an animal change!
>Yes we have.
>well we've never seen it change a little more!
>Yes we have.
>well we've never seen it change a little more!
>Yes we have.
Genes are real, genes change. That's evolution. On a long enough time span, evolution can make things change a lot. What more do you want? Every time you're given exactly what you ask for, you just move the goal posts.

Taxonomy is an inexact science. Hell, for most of human history it wasn't even a science. The Torah lied to you, there is no one specific thing that makes a crow a crow, and a cow a cow. As it turns out, the entire idea of "species" is wrong. It's a human creation meant to understand life. Because every cow's DNA is different, you can't actually describe a cow without describing every single organism in existence. There's just "life", and the various forms it takes.

Even your definition of "macro evolution" is a testament to taxonomy being purely man-made, as in its original formulation the term "macro-evolution" referred to changes observable to the human eye instead of purely at the cellular level. These changes were demonstrated to occur. And then it came to refer to species, an then evolution of new species (by EVERY definition of species) were demonstrated to occur. And now you've moved it even further, and when that has been demonstrated, you will move it again.

So again, what exactly do you want? A reification that your lived experiences are the sum total of reality? You aren't going to get one. Get over it. Pride is a sin.