A proven theory.
Oh come on!!! You're arguing that because evolution can't explain it then maybe it's true. Basically every God argument ever "I don't know, therefore it must be God". That is a very fallacious way to think.
I don't find it unreasonable that there's less diversity now. Technically speaking every single living creature is unique, you and me have very similar DNA but it's not the exact same. The differences doesn't have to be huge. Also the theory of evolution would explain to you that the weaker species die out. There's factors like the environment and the environment changing. There are tons of factors that can wipe out a species, especially if the environment changes faster than the species can evolve to survive in it.
No it's not, it's just more exposed.
I'm not looking for answers in a social setting. I'm tired of guys making up bullsh!t arguments that idiots believe to be true when there's absolutely no truth to it. This fvcker is trying to pull that off, if it was true it would be a very simple matter to point to research. He has not, so his original argument is invalid regardless of the setting.
1. "You cannot really 'prove' anything in science" - literally every science teacher I've ever had. Here are other problems with evolution: why do humans have other cognitions that offer no benefit to our survival? e.g. music, art, anything 'fun', etc. Why should we ponder the creation or existence of the universe if it offers no benefit? These offer no survival benefit. How about this one: why do many people feel a divine presence after a near death experience? Or a full on death, because there have been some people who were completely brain dead who experienced cognitions that don't make any sense whatsoever. How could there possibly be any sort of survival aspect to something like that?
2. I'm not arguing for or against God, I'm in no way trying to preach anything of religion (I only mentioned it in the original post because a lack thereof has always been a hallmark moral & social decline). I'm just trying to point out that evolutionarily speaking, religion is only a detriment to societal advancements (e.g. one of the main reasons why the UK was the first to go through the Industrial Revolution was because of changes to the Christian belief: you don't have to be a good person per se, just believe in Jesus as your lord & savior and you will reach eternal salvation; this meant that instead of donating to the poor or to the church, money went into economic investments, or greed in other words lol).
3. Religion was the first explanation for these things, and existed before science and philosophy. One big question we all ask, where did we all come from? Religion has been saying God. Science says from nothing. Oh yeah it like just sorta happened for no reason. Yeah. But over time, science got better, and said from the Big Bang. Where did the Big Bang come from? Well, nothing. It just sorta happened. Yeah, totally. Just like before. Back to square one. Some will say it's because of quantum fluctuation, but there's just a stupid amount of problems with that concept (quantum fluctuation is when these particles that don't really exist pop into existence for no reason. They still don't really exist, but the longer they do exist for, the more likely they are to stay existing. However, they can still unexist at any point in time since they don't actually exist in the first place. I'm not even kidding.)
4. Evolution says that the weaker species die out, yes. But it doesn't explain the explosion of genetic diversity, and even when taking into account mass extinction events, it cannot explain genetic diversity fluctuations.
5. If self-sustaining organisms could just sort of happen by chance, why is it that we are self-sustaining without nuclear energy? That is the only form of self-sustainment that should be possible with the Big Bang and thus evolution. When we die though, we don't just explode into a supernova, nor do we just dissipate into energy. Not to mention the fact that, we still do die in the first place; we have RNA primer to blame for that mostly, why didn't we evolve DNA primer? RNA has a half life of ~15 minutes, which is not nearly enough time for life to develop from single-celled organisms. Unless of course, RNA wasn't used as a primer to begin with, say in bacteria and archaea. But then if it's evolutionarily advantageous to keep this attribute, why did we lose it in the first place? There would be no need for telomerase otherwise, and we would be able to live forever while being young forever. Unless of course, we never really did evolve from those unicellular organisms in the first place...
6. Why is there sexual deviance in the first place? LGBT should not be happening if it goes completely against the biological imperative.
7. We know because of John B. Calhoun's rodent experiments (specifically Mouse Universe) that at least part of it can be attributed to increased social pressure (when there aren't enough social roles to fill; essentially a lack of social dimorphism between the sexes). Why is the need for purpose so important as an expression of sexual dimorphism?
8. Let's get even more abstract. Why is nurturement so important if much of it is counterintuitive to nature? Why would we have developed that in the first place?
9. There is such a thing as not having any research done on a topic. Much of it has to do with the scientific paradigms of the era. For example, scientific literature shows that living in unclean environments may cause illnesses because of pathogens within those environments. However, after removing such pathogens and cleaning the environment, we find that now we have chronic & lifelong illnesses instead of just temporary ones. Scientific literature is showing that exposure to certain pathogens are important in regulating the immune system. It's called the hygiene hypothesis. Psychology used to state that the reason why we cannot remember anything before the age of 2 is because we are sexually attracted to our parents at that age, and that in order to prevent issues arising in us when we're older, that part of our memory needs to be forgotten. Research now shows that it's because the brain is going through massive neuronal development and that our neurons are constantly being overwritten by new ones that essentially don't have the same memories as the neurons beneath it. How about when we thought the sun orbited the Earth? We have a mathematical equation that will give you the exact location of the sun in its orbit relative to the Earth. We've had it for centuries. However, we later on developed an equation that said the Earth orbits the sun. Which one is right? This gave rise to Occam's Razor. Look at all of this. Look at it. Scientific literature changes based on the paradigm of the era it's written in. It's subject to the same biases as religion. There doesn't have to be research done on a subject ot know whether it's bullsh!t or not.