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>>11365491
>Oh I am very aware of scientific theory, but that does not mean that evolution is real.
Evolution is a scientific theory, yet you don't accept it, so you don't really know what does it mean.
>Now, when I say "creation" of a new species I was basically referring to something evolving into something else.
It is hard to observe a process that usually takes millions of years, but it doesn't prove it didn't happen.
And you still can literally see it - bacteria not resistant to antibiotics evolves into bacteria resistant to antibiotics, white moths are eliminated from population and black moths dominate the population, fossil records of slowly developing adaptations such as wings, fins, skulls, etc.
And what do you mean by "something evolving into something else"?
Evolving means changing slowly.

Look at the picrel - for me the big dog is different from the small one, the big can't breed with the small one, because of how body is built. This means the separation created a new species (at least taking one of many definitions). Let's imagine we push the changes even further, to the point those dog breeds are genetically incompatible.