Common Ancestry Is a Severe Example of a Missing-Pillars Theory

Source	https://futureandcosmos.blogspot.com/2026/09/common-ancestry-is-severe-example-of.html
Author	Mark Mahin
Published	2026-09-02, 12:00 PM
Summary	There is a type of theory we can call a missing-pillars theory. A missing-pillars theory is a theory that lacks pillars of observation that should exist before the theory is asserted. To explain the idea, let me give a schematic diagram of a theory with a strong basis in observations:Each one of the pillars is some observation that supports the theory. Here is an example. Imagine you are a prosecuting attorney, and your theory is that Johann Schmitzenkoler killed his wife by shooting her at her
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