Also we can show how the eye evolved over time. There is a spectrum of complexity in eyes found in nature. Starting with light sensitive cells to full out telescopic eyes.
Even the simpliest form of photon detection requires a massive and complex amount of DNA. Stop pretending otherwise.
That was actually one of the first things to evolve in single celled organisms actually. Mostly so things could move to or from light. Sight actually evolved with the ability to move.
In theory. One which doesn't makes sense anyway.
You know something doesn't become a theory until it has been verified, right?
So called pit eye requires only up to 100 cells. Look it up.
So single cell organism quickly go from 1 to 100 now he can see?
Doh.. single cell organisms do not have a pit eye. I thought this is obvious. SCO can detect light and react to it - spot. More complex eye on a SCO look up warnowiid
