I believe in the principle of evolution. How it works is a mystery to me; beyond the simple idea of millions upon millions of iterations of an organism, random mutations either increasing or decreasing the organism's 'fitness' to survive and being 'selected' by the environment.
However, the physical evidence linking apes to humans would not fill a childs coffin (i.e not much protohominid remains to extrapolate from) so my jury is still out on that one.
All mammals swim in amniotic fluid, all mammals live in water for part of their life so there's no mystery in how babies swim at birth is there? And you only have to meet another ape to know a closer kinship than you get with any other animal. I mean, you look into there eyes and it's someone.
But for my money, evolution is still a theory. It's the only theory, but I would dispute it is an indisputable fact, for the time being at least.
Jeez Nuke, you're sig is great and everything , but couldn't you just post a link to it or something?
