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Originally Posted by Shades
Because the micro-evolutionary changes stop at the species-level and can't go any further. Despite decades of mutation research.
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What stops the changes? For the changes to stop there has to be a mechanism to do the stopping.
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Originally Posted by Shades
It goes both ways. It has to be proven that there isn't a limit to the changes genetics affords.
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You can't prove a negative like that, all you can say is that there's no indication that there is a limit or a mechanism to enforce that limit.
It's like saying 1+1=2, 1+1+1=3, but that if you add up enough numbers that eventually there's a limit where addition stops working. Prove to me there isn't a limit.
Remember each individual's genetic code is what it is, it doesn't know what other individuals' genetic code is.
If you have a printing press that prints a 10,000 page book, but the press is prone to errors every so often, Book A and Book B will each be different, and Book A and Book B have no way of knowing what the other books' text is.