DNA Mutations in Microbes Are Not Evidence of Evolution

 

Scientists believe that the ability of a microbe to acquire DNA mutations that are useful for surviving it's external environment is an example of natural selection. Scientists consider this to be the best example of evolution and "evolution that we can see in the lab."

The DNA mutations that allow microbes to adapt to their environment within their own separate entity of species is not evidence of evolution from one species of microbes to another.

The useful traits acquired through DNA mutations, such as the trait of antibiotic resistance, can also be lost and forgotten over time.

Can bacteria lose their antibiotic resistance?
"Yes, antibiotic resistance traits can be lost, but this reverse process occurs more slowly. If the selective pressure that is applied by the presence of an antibiotic is removed, the bacterial population can potentially revert to a population of bacteria that responds to antibiotics."

If what is being considered as evidence of natural selection and evolution does not show a change from one species of microbes to another, and it's acquired trait through what we consider to be natural selection can be lost and forgotten over time, then DNA mutations in microbes are not evidence of evolution.

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How Did Scientists Map Out The Functions of the Anatomy of the Brain?

Nobody ever questions how doctors obtained the knowledge of the functional mapping of the human brain. It was during the 1960's when doctors practiced psychosurgery and removed parts of the brain from living patients to see what they can still do to map out the functions of the different areas of the human brain.

So many people died for doctors to obtain this knowledge.

Where is the part of the brain that has to do with sex? Looks like doctors didn't make the test subjects have sex after they removed parts of their brain.

MRI brain scan imaging wasn't introduced until the mid 1970's, and even MRI brain scans can't be used as a tool to detect the existence of an entity of a mental disorder that we believe to exist in the brain's physiology all by itself.

What can MRI brain scans detect?

"MRI can detect a variety of conditions of the brain such as cysts, tumors, bleeding, swelling, developmental and structural abnormalities, infections, inflammatory conditions, or problems with the blood vessels." 

An academic source for a research article on MRI brain scans used for the "discovery science of human brain functions" shows the following results:

MRI brain scans do not detect the functions of the different areas of the anatomy of the human brain and they measure brain activity by detecting changes associated with blood flow.

How did doctors get the knowledge of how long humans can survive for without food and water?

How do doctors know this?

Where is their experiment for evolution? 

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