Philosophical critique of Evolution

[Bill_II]

@RichardG

Traditional reasoning suggests that there is not only a finite number of viable variatons it is relatively small, which corresponds to virtually every other sytem in creation.

I know it is math, but even a quadrillion is considered a finite number. And given how large of a number that is, what is the definition of “relatively small”? Even a small portion of a quadrillion is still a large number.

@RichardG

PS does the theory of possible/impossible include life on Mercury, Saturn, or Pluto?

Since the theory of evolution starts with life, if life is found on Mercury, Saturn, or Pluto it is possible the theory would apply there also. Get back to us when signs of life are found. The theory says nothing about the possibility or impossibility of life there.