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Harun Yahya
(Adnan Oktar)

not prove in any acceptable way, according to the current

scientific standard, the process he maintains to have exper-
imentally demonstrated." They concluded that, "The evi-
dence Darwin lacked, Kettlewell lacked as well." 309 In short,
the evidence that Darwin couldn't supply is still lacked by
contemporary evolutionists.
The views of the Japanese biologist Atuhiro Sibatani on
this subject represent a definitive judgment for evolution-

ists: "... the story of industrial melanism must be shelved, at
least for the time being, as a paradigm of neo-Darwinian
evolution ..." 310 According to Sibatani, excessive devotion to
neo-Darwinist theory led to other factors being left com-
pletely out of the equation. In addition, it led to regarding
weak evidence—for melanism being dependent on natural
selection—more favorably than it actually should have
been. But this is not surprising in the least, because
Darwinists have always resorted to all kinds of methods to

advance the theory of evolution's acceptance.
The story of the Industrial- Revolution moths is just an-
other one of the countless hollow evolutionary proofs pro-
duced for the sake of validating the theory.
Professor Jerry Coyne says that it should be removed
from the scientific literature, and describes the lessons to be
learned from it:

First, for the time being we must discard Biston as a well-

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