Are there problems with the evolutionary scenario?

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@Chris_Falter

the Japanese diet since WW2 does not seem to be correlated with any change in allele frequencies

You’re making this up. Who has ever studied those alleles? Do we even know how many alleles there are?

@Chris_Falter

…distance from E. Coli to amoebae? Clearly not, as they don’t have the tens to hundreds of million years that would be required

Again, you’re making up the “required” time. You simply have no idea what it takes to get from E. Coli to amoebae.

@Chris_Falter

Like geologists with plate tectonics and astrophysicists with the Big Bang, biologists are not able to directly observe 500 million years worth of change

These unrelated topics don’t help your argument …aside from the fact that Big Bang is itself a questionable model which I will not discuss here.

@Chris_Falter

Hoping that you are more interested in engaging in a constructive conversation

I am not sure you even understand my position. If you care, you might want to start here: http://nonlin.org/evolution/