Interestingly, if the scientists who think we're evolving rapidly are correct then that contradicts an oft-stated position of evolutionists here at EvC Forum, that it is small populations that evolve quickly.
This is the issue I hoped to address beginning in
Message 19.
Evolution is a history, it's a summary of what is left after all the changes get filtered by Natural Selection. What humans have done is tampered with the filter, we have removed many of the conditions that might have been filtered out in the past.
It seems to me, and I could well be wrong, that when the evolutionists said that small populations evolve quickly, they were talking about the historical viewpoint.
Is it not possible that what we are seing now is not that the change part of evolution has accelerated but that we have enlarged the mesh of the filter so that changes that might not have passed the filter in the past now breeze right through?
Aslan is not a Tame Lion