And what,pray tell ,can you impress us with regarding a "superior,mindset" you want us to believe you have,that would define the TOTAL absence of ANY transitional fossils existance???
You do understand that there are thousands of transitional fossils, but since I'm almost certain you're of the position of compartmentalizing species without realizing their progressive nature, I will explain this to you briefly. Animals evolve slowly, taking on small physical differences, mutations, and passing these on. These mutations are accumulative in particular lineages and so when we see a fossil of a fish with a retracted jaw bone, then look higher in the strata and see a fossil of a fish with a further retracted jawbone, we call those two samples by different names (we apply a species name to them). They are BOTH transitional fossils, and they BOTH show progressive changes in physical characteristics. The only thing, really, that defines how we classify species as different to one another is time. Does that make more sense?
And please do post those thousands of fossils that would litter the planet if evolution had a "prayer" of possibility.
You do realize fossilization requires very specific conditions? Not all skeletons fossilize, in fact only a small fraction of all dead animals become fossils, and we have found thousands upon thousands of them, all over the world.
I do not care if the fairy tale of evolution demands a trillion years of earth age for a cloak of viability. The eyeball is not an EVOLVABLE candidate.
From what? An eyeball could certainly evolve gradually from cupped photosensitive cells. We find photosensitive cells in basic form in plants, and as we go up the fossil record we see species with more complex forms.
Ever thought about why we need 2?
Well, we don't, but two is better than one, and the body is generally symmetrical (two kidneys, two lungs, two arms, two legs, two hands, two feet, two shoulders, two nipples) etc etc.