Roger Lewin on the thermodynamic impossibility of evolution Science
Magizine:
"One problem biologists have faced is the apparent contradiction by
evolution of the second law of thermodynamics. Systems should decay through
time, giving less, not more, order."

British paleontologist Derek Ager:
The point emerges that if we examine the fossil record in detail, whether at
the level of orders or of species, we find-over and over again-not gradual
evolution, but the sudden explosion of one group at the expense of another."

Stan L.Lindstedt, Ph.D.
"Far less evidence is required to establish an idea as a 'fact' than is
required to refute that fact, once established."

Russian evolutionist Alexander I. Oparin, The Origin of Life, which was
published in 1936:
"Unfortunately, the origin of the cell remains a question which is actually
the darkest point of the complete evolution theory".