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The Greatest Show on Earth, I can excerpt the interview without having to watch it again:
Wendy: What I go back to is the evolutionists are still lacking the science to back it up. But instead what happens is science that doesn't bolster the case for evolution gets censored out. Such as there is no evidence of evolution from going from one species to another species. If tat, if evolution had occurred then surely whether it's going from birds to mammals or, or, even beyond that surely there'd be at least one evidence.
Richard: There's a massive amount of evidence. I"m sorry but you people keep repeating that like kind of mantra because, you, you, just listen to each other. I mean, if only you would just open your eyes and look at the evidence.
Wendy: Show it to me, show me the, show me the bones, show me the carcass, show me the evidence of the in-between stages from one species to another.
Richard: Every time a fossil is found which is in between one species and another you guys say, 'Ah, now we've got two gaps where there, were previously there was only one.' I mean almost every fossil you fin is intermediate between something and something else.
Wendy <laughs>: If that were the case, the Smithsonian Natural History Museum would be filled with these examples but it isn't.
Richard: It is, it is...in the case of humans, since Darwin's time there's now an enormous amount of evidence about intermediates in human fossil and you've got various species of Australopithecus for example, and...then you've got Homo habilis--these are intermediates between Australopithecus which was an older species and Homo sapiens which is a younger species. I mean, why don't you see those as intermediates?
Wendy:...if evolution has had the actual evidence then it would be displayed in museums not just in illustrations.
Richard: I just told you about Australopithecus, Homo habilis, Homo erectus, Homo sapiens--archaic Homo sapiens and then modern Homo sapiens--that's a beautiful series of intermediates.
Wendy: You're still lacking the material evidence so...
Richard: The material evidence is there Go to the museum and look at it...I don't have them here obviously, but you can go to any museum and you can see Australopithecus, you can see Homo habilis, you can see Homo erectus, you can see archaic Homo sapiens and modern Homo sapiens. A beautiful series of intermediates. Why do you keep saying 'Present me with the evidence' when I've done so? Go to the museum and look.
Wendy: And I have. I have gone to the museums and there are so many of us who are still not convinced...
Richard: Have you seen, have you seen Homo erectus?
Wendy: And I think there's this effort, this rather aggressive effort to try and talk over us and censor us. It seems to come out of a frustration that so many people still don't believe in evolution. Now if evolutionists were so confident there wouldn't be the effort to censor out information. It shows that evolution is still lacking and is questionable.
Richard: I am...I confess to being frustrated. It's not about suppression, it's about the fact that I have told you about four or five fossils...<Wendy laughs>...and you seem to simply be ignoring what I'm saying...Why don't you go and look at those fossils?
Wendy:...If they were in the museums which I've been to many times, then I would look at them objectively, but what I go back to is...
Richard: They are in the museum.
Wendy: What I go back to is that the philosophy of evolution can lead to ideologies that have been so destructive to the human race...
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