The Natural Selection Paradox

The Natural Selection Paradox:

Despite natural selection’s role in nature, every current living thing evolved from a first life form SOLELY by cumulative random evolutionary change.

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IF the theory of evolution is the true explanation for all living things, then The Natural Selection Paradox is a logically valid—yet scientifically absurd—necessary truth of evolutionary theory!

To find out why, explore below. Enjoy!

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VIDEO Explaining The Natural Selection Paradox in 10 Minutes!

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Video Explaining The Natural Selection Paradox:

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Video Discussing The Natural Selection Paradox:

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Click here to read how The Natural Selection Paradox evolved to the current version after being successfully challenged by an informed evolutionist. We invite criticism and rebuttal. Try it! And Enjoy!

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Grok agrees!
Evolution should be called “the theory of evolution DESPITE natural selection.” Enjoy!

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ChatGPT: A (Very) Good Evolutionist Agrees! Enjoy!

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Premises in Support of The Natural Selection Paradox:

Premise 1: Every ancestor of every current living thing arrived alive in nature adapted and fit to its environment with inherited traits and features that enabled it to survive and reproduce, unchanged, in its population of other similar living things, some of whom did not survive and reproduce.

Premise 2: The only evolutionary mechanism capable of producing evolutionary change in the genotype of an individual in a population upon which natural selection can operate is heritable genetic variation passed to offspring. This is the modern explanation for what Darwin termed “descent with modification.”

Premise 3: Natural selection can operate only after nature produces offspring with inherited genetic variation that gives the offspring traits and features such that it is adapted and fit to survive, or not, in a population of other, similar, offspring.

Premise 4: Natural selection operates solely to remove offspring not adapted and fit to survive in its environment.

Premise 5: In operating solely to remove offspring not adapted and fit to survive in its environment, natural selection does not operate to modify, transform, adapt, or otherwise alter the remaining offspring in each generation; the survivors live, reproduce, and die unchanged by natural selection.