Creationism vs. Evolution

I honestly have no idea what you are trying to alude to with this reasoning for creationism

 

humans in Africa were isolated from humans in the Americas. And so on with the various Islands around the earth.

 

So there were no predators where we evolved?

Everything is a baby at one point in it's life. How would a human without the ability to think logically defend itself? Its either fight or flight? We're good at neither.

 

As I stated previously , once an animal reaches the top of the food chain pyramid there is less necessity to evolve , that doesn't mean homo sapien isn't the result of evolution

 

Technically we are all one species, the term race is just used to differentiate between people who come from different parts of the world in our modern age. Nothing really "different" between us.

 

Already told you that isn't what evolution says.

We all developed skin, hair, physical difference etc in the last 150,000 years. Stop referring to millions of years separated.

 

Still no clue what you are getting at , adult animals protect young from predators throughout the entire animal kingdom

As far as fight or flight , flight works for many species of animals , why not early man ?

I don't get your point

 

I'm not trying to prove creationism with my argument. I'm trying to get answers from those in this thread trying to prove evolution.

 

exactly!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So why almost every other animal species do we have drastic changes within its own species and we as humans are basically all the same?

 

actually, we're damn good at both. without listing everything let me give you just 2 hugely important ones.

1. we have opposable thumbs
2. we are REALLY REALLY fucking smart

 

So evolution is impossible because human babies can't care for themselves ?

 

First, there WERE many different species of pre-man. Which has been documented extensively. Your earlier question says that primates developed from other mammals in that time frame. Humans only developed from primates about 200,000 years ago.

Due to periods of climate change, the subspecies of pre-man were all but wiped out. If you had read the link from National Geographic I posted earlier, you would see that about 150,000 years ago, the entire human population (of the WHOLE WORLD) was down to about 2000 members, living in coastal Africa. This 2000-member group were the only humanoid primates left on the planet, and we are direct descendants of them. It can (and has) be traced through the genealogy.

 

ok we were separated for the past 150,000 years. so how did we develop those in exactly the same time period?

pangea started separating around 200 million years ago.

 

I already answered that question

It also applied to your question regarding sharks

 

Again, only in the last 150,000 years, much less for the Americas since they arrived from asia only around 30,000 years ago.

 

No clue what you are getting at either

 

Humans are weak, and slow, but we rely on our logic to stay on top. I'm saying if we evolved, before we had the ability to think, how were we not wiped off the planet?

 

So again I ask, how the hell did they get to the americas? before boats were invented?

 

Apparently none that we couldn't handle.