Quote Originally Posted by CoeburnCane View Post
The one variable that tends to get in the way that NO ONE has really talked about as far as really proving evolution is genetic mutations. Genetic mutations can be explained by environmental or internal chemical issues that change the way DNA gets replicated through generations. See...now there's a fact. Genes CAN mutate given a certain set of circumstances.
This really goes to my whole argument. ^This is a fact, but I argue that it does not and can not account for the full diversity of life. Especially given that a significant series of positive mutations uninterrupted by a single negative mutation will been necessary for a single case of "macro-evolution" to occur, and even in cases of studied environmental adaptation there are many more negative mutations than positive ones.