Top ten works in the Theory of Evolution

I think it would be fair to say that the theory of evolution, like many scientific theories, actually predates the modern scientific community and the modern incarnation of the rigorous scientific method.The fact that evolution turned out to be right anyway, despite being born in modern science's infantcy, is a testament to Darwin's insight into the natural world. The truth is that it's impossible to operate from "assumptions" that are directly counterfactual and arrive at any kind of real results. The fact that we get results from evolution proves that the theory is essentially correct.

Oh, come on. You know that's absolutely, 100% untrue. And I know just as well as you that, despite being asked repeatedly to tell us what those "facts" actually are you never will, because you never do. Never mind, of course, that their faulty calendar kept meandering all around the year, making it all but impossible for them to accurately predict the annual flooding of the Nile.In other words, you're completely wrong, and your example actually proves my point - the faulty assumptions underpinning the Egyptian calendar didn't work, and were pretty rapidly exposed as false when the predictions based on them simply didn't come true.Face it, Randman, you're arguing against a point that should be immediately obvious as true. If you could get results from false models, what would be the use in having correct ones? If lies work just as well as truth, then what value does truth have?

Thank you for expanding on your thoughts. I think you're absolutely right.

None? There's millions. Every paper verifies a millionth-part of the theory, and taken in aggregate, the theory is the best-supported theory in science, bar none.Now, there's not a single paper that verifies the entire theory. How could there be? How can one paper verify an entire scientific theory? It's nonsense to even suggest it, and you should know better.

It's possible to do physics without using relativity. It's possible to do chemistry without invoking quantum electrodynamics.It isn't possible to do biology without using evolution. You can collect animals and plants, but they can't be classified or studied absent the recognition that the origin of the diversity of life on Earth are evolutionary mechanisms. In that regard, every accomplishment in biology is one more pillar holding up the theory of evolution.