Evolution, as we all know, is a conspiracy theory created by the Marxist Darwin gang. But few people know how to fight it other than asking questions such as:
How did life come from non-life?
Perhaps the better question is, how did nature evolve only a single, simple, insect to have a system we would call gears? Why don't primates? Why don't humans? Aren't we the "most evolved"?
Of course not. We were fearfully and wonderfully made by the God of the universe. And God seems to enjoy leaving Easter eggs in the fabric of reality.
Not only do we have geared insects, we have Trump-hair moths and octopi, blue lobsters, and bacteria that can break down plastic, even though they were not designed to.
Everything has a purpose. Perhaps this is further proof that we are here, not to engage in dubious conversation, but to wake up the sleeping masses from their dreams and awaken them to a brighter future.
As the writer of Ecclesiastes said, for everything there is a purpose, a time appointed under heaven. Isn't that coming into harmony with things today? Everything is falling into place for a wild Awakening!
Yawn, evolution must mean the devolution of an invasive species not suited to its natural habitat. Correct me, if that isn't a fair assessment. The only thing humans cause is extinction. They significantly change natural ecosystems until there is no balance. They are invasively unrivaled until nature responds. Every other species they claim to have evolved from lives in harmony with its environment on simple checks and balances having specific roles. If something else invades that habitat, or their numbers don't match simple survival equations, an ecosystem keeping them in check by their dedicated species role's, all are calculated, extinction is caused. Humans have massively upset this, therefore they cannot have evolved and specifically only devolve. Maybe one day they might stop being apes. But it seems no matter what they do they're absolutely invasive to this Planet. It was suited to their demands and not evolutionary towards it.