Have we ever found a skeleton of some species that showed such an un-efficient design that it was doomed to go extinct immediately? For instance, other than a sudden birth defect, have we found an evoltionary path leading to, say, a land animal with its eyes and head pearing straight the the sky not being able to see where its going?
A very good reason that this has not been found is because it would not be what we would expect if evolution were true.
Or when brains were developed, were we just lucky that they were put in a safe place and not the last place pheices travels to before exiting the body? Or put on the bottom of our feet to be stepped on?
Brains as simply a nexus point for neural tissue. As organisms evolved a complex nervous system over billions of years this was localised in the head (once cephalisation of a species occurs). But this is not always the case: octopuses have mini brains in there tenticles to control them.
How about oxygen? Doesnt the need for, the existence of, and ability to consume oxygen all need to be in place simutaneosly?
Go back far enough in time and oxygen was deadly to life on earth. We would die with no oxygen because we have evolved to be able to use it during respiration. When there was no free oxygen on Earth it was not needed, rendering your point moot.
In closing i thank evolution for never puting a mouth on any living creature in a place where that creature could not place food there on there own (ie the center of my back).
Evolution would never do this: what makes you think it ever would?
Edited by Larni, : stupid formatting