Since you are talking absolutes, evolution and random fail a lot easier than C&E.
Real world speaking, C&E is proven all over the place, but no examples of pure random... or ETE.
Evolution is a hoax, and you are continuing to prove it.
''Real world speaking, C&E is proven all over the place, but no examples of pure random'' Lies and a hoax, you can't even begin to prove everything has a cause, earth is only 1 planet among trillions, even if you prove all the causes of the things here, you are not even close to everything.
Examples of pure random exist and I already mentioned them like 50 times, virtual particles, radioactive decay.
You are a hoax and apparently have Alzheimer's too.
All you are saying is that there isn't proof for anything, because things might be different somewhere else.
Right here, there isn't even one example of pure random or evolution. But there are lots of examples of C&E, adaptation, like-begets-like, and simple change.
You are certainly welcome to head out there to find some proof for random and evolution if you want. Have a nice journey.
Evolution is a hoax, and you are continuing to prove it.
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Blah, blah, blah. Virtual particles and radioactive decay are NOT evidence, and certainly not proof, of pure random. And even if you said it 50 million times, that wouldn't make it evidence or proof of pure random.
However, even if pure random existed in some strange, as yet unknown way, cause and effect in everything we currently know shows that evolution is not possible as current evolution theory explains evolution. Since scientists are not stupid, they know this when they get right down to examining evolution theory. Some of them have even expressed it... like Stephen Gould, when he talks about the fact that there is so little real evidence for evolution that it should really not be classified as a science theory at all.
Evolution is a hoax.
They are evidence and they are considered random. Why should I listen to a random nutjob religious guy instead of well established science?