(The Loom)
Any theory that would explain the Earth’s landscape has to be able to account for a huge variety of features. The same goes for any theory that would explain the Earth’s biological diversity. Just consider fish. There are fish with eyes and fish without. Most fish only swim, but some fish can fly and some can crawl on dry land. A theory that could only shed light on one kind of fish wouldn’t be much of a theory at all.
No comments:
Post a Comment