When a chain of beneficial mutations lead to a favourable result we can expect evolution to find this fairly easily. A single point mutation is the easiest and can be readily achieved. When multiple non-beneficial mutations are required the probability is the multiplication of individual probabilities.
I picked this single statement out of all of the questionable ones in your paragraph. To avoid a dog pile, I'll leave the others to someone else. But those multiple beneficial mutations need not occur at once. If each of them can occur at different points in time after a previous one has become fixed in the population because it is somewhat beneficial, the probability that a mutation involving a multiple chain path way is increased substantial compared to the probability that all changes happened simultaneously.
For higher animals with small populations and long reproduction times, such as humans, waiting times can exceed all the time available since the beginning, even if you think that is billions of years.
Let's see your math. Identify the changes that biology says have occurred during the time when humans/apes possessed their long gestation periods and show that millions of years that has passed is not enough time. I'm certainly not going to simply take your word for that.
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