Nah. Natural selection has long been proven to be part of evolution.
Then perhaps you should tell me, without invoking symbiosis, how some dogs have evolved into the weak little critters they are today, entirely incapable of surviving out in the wild.
That's a meaningless question. Why would I not be able to invoke symbiosis?
Nah. You miss the point. GR and QM solve problems and make predictions. The UA theory doesn't make predictions and doesn't match known, verified experimental results.
Sure it does. UA solves the problem of why the earth seems to accelerate into objects without invoking mysterious hypothetical undiscovered contradictory particles called gravitons. UA also falls in line with the accelerating universe.
If the stars and cosmos are detected to be accelerating, does it not follow that the earth is also accelerating?
No, the Earth is not a planet, is not a star. (I just love being able to use your own logic against you. Hehe.)
So, does a Flat-Earther want to describe why the Earth is accelerating upwards?
Over the years this tidbit has gotten lost, but I believe the reason is that according to theory there is an ocean beyond the firmament of the earth, of which the stars and celestial bodies swim. Historically, the FE universe consists of a transparent dome above the disk of the earth called the firmament. The firmament is also known as the eighth sphere in Poltomy's geocentric model. It is the vault of the heavens, a divider between here and there, made of a substance neither fluid nor solid.
Beyond the firmament exists a vast ocean called the quintessence, containing waters described as a luminiferous substance which pervades the universe. The stars and cosmos exist here, swimming and co-existing together in their fanciful swirls and dances, forever separate from earthly existence. The Quintessence ocean is dynamic, and generally has a density and equation of state that varies through time and space.
It through these perpetual waters that the bubble of the earth moves upwards via a form of buoyancy. The waters of the universe are endless, and so the earth continues to rise, tracked by a quintessence field which closely tracks the radiation density until matter-radiation equality.
[/quote]Anyone see any reason to accept this wild idea? I sure don't see one bit of experimental evidence to support any part of it. Fail.