Critique of the Theory of Evolution

Description: In this book Walter Friedman exposes internal contradictions that nullify the theory of evolution. He also reveals the ways Charles Darwin falsified observation data to promote his pseudoscientific discovery. In a variety of ways Friedman aims to undercut the logical assumptions of evolutionary theory. First he applies elementary probability theory to show that a random mutation cannot spread to an entire population which means that the evolution of species is a myth. Friedman further contends that the centerpiece of Darwins theory--the hypothesis of natural selection--is also a statistical impossibility as simple arithmetic reveals. Third he turns to genetics data to demonstrate that the idea of the evolution of species leads to ridiculous conclusions. Next Friedman employs anthropological findings of so-called human ancestors to argue the reverse of what anthropologists believe to be true-- that evolution never took place. Fifth Friedman appeals to the laws of physics to explain why it is impossible in principle for inorganic matter to transform into organic matter with a DNA-like structure. Darwins racist view of people of African descent and its legal implications for the teaching of the evolutionary theory in public schools are also investigated. The last section of the book provides extensive criticism of the books written by prominent evolutionists including Darwin. Friedman points out that a vast majority of false scientific theories stumbled and fell not because they were replaced by new more sophisticated theories but simply because of an abundance of conflicting statements and disagreement with the experimental data. For the same reasons he finally asserts the theory of evolution is destined for oblivion. About the Contributor(s): Walter Friedman is a senior information technology consultant at Parker Adams Consulting.