Yeah, its a fact, mate I know. Just wanted to know peoples consensus.
I already said no religious argument on this thread, but why do you object to human evolution other than that? Or is religion the only reason since you accept it with regards to other animals? In that case , don't reply please as this thread is NOT about religious objections/reasons.
On the contrary, when you compare it with a theory like the atomic theory, it doesn't have much ground
Of course because we can measure atomic theory now using our technology. How are we supposed to measure Evolution? All we can do with regards to it is look back in the past and make up ideas.
How it works is really simple. Species adapt to their environment by differential gene replication(some animals being able to have babies while others don't) and differential survival(some traits, like long beaks for a bird, or long legs for a deer, help it to survive better in its environment. Until eventually the only deer's left are the ones with the longest legs or the only birds left are the ones with the longest beaks etc). This process of survival and replication takes many generations, obviously and keeps adjusting in response to the environment as well. The changes in response to the differential survival that a species undergoes, is evolution .
Europeans can withstand diseases few humans can't. Making them special beings brought to this planet by some sort of magical power.
The diseases were indigenous to Europe. They didn't exist in the Americas. What is wrong with you
Europeans bodies had already been tested through these diseases. Also, there habitat (temperature, elevation, etc.) were vastly different than the Native Americans which means their body had to become accustomed to their certain location. Therefore, a bug that wiped out a tribe of Native Americans might've not caused any significant harm to a German.
Their species has absolutely nothing to do with it. Native Americans had never been exposed to the diseases, ever, so their immune systems had no defense against it.
I understand all that. I thought we were discussing the changing of species here.
We're showcasing that the effects of Evolution don't have to be so apparent in the form of one species to another, but can also occur on a micro and minute level for us to understand it the same way.
