> > Evolution falls outside Popper's boundaries and can not be 
> > handled by Science as he knows it. It can of course be 
...

> Eh? So you don't feel that the breeding of animals or plants to produce new
> strains, behaviors, traits, is evolution on the short term?
> 
> How exactly is it that we are NOT able to see the effects of evolution and
> test the hypothesis to prove or disprove it? I thought that we had pretty
> much tested it to death.

I accept that evolution is the best model we've come up with, so far.

However, certain things remain unknown, mainly how different species
with different numbers of chromosomes appeared. The battles over
that have been hot and dirty among biologists.
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