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"apes and humans similarities could simply be coincidences." Nonesense, the genetic similarity is something like 99 percent. With millions of genes the odds are incredibly small, like 1 chance in 10000000000000000000000000000. "after all, to a degree, every family group of animals has similarities." Yes, just like evolutionary theory predicts. " as to fossil records, they are scratchy at best." Nonesense, there are millions of thousands, thousands of prehistoric species. Dinosaurs, fish, reptiles in general, mammals, birds and amphibians all show a gradual transformation over time. Of course there are so-called "missing links", but only people who dont understand evolutionary theory. You see, between two groups, say between birds and dinosaurs, there is a quasi infinite amount of missing links in between. We can't find them all, fossilization is an extremely rare process only occuring in muddy ponds/lakes/seas. The only reason we have fossils is because out of the billions of lives, a few get lucky and turn into fossils we study. " but was thought to be extinct several thousand years ago, and was then discovered alive in deep sea fishing boats?" So? There are still thousands of species which do not exist today from ammonites to T-Rex. There is no rational or scientific reason not to think evolution is true. There may be religous ones.
"Durch Nacht und Blut das Licht"
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