The big deal, he said, is that everybody agrees evolution occurs, but nobody understands how it works. There are big problems with the theory. And more and more scientists are admitting it. First of all, there s a time problem. Scientists have estimated how long it would take to randomly assemble those enzymes from primordial soup.
Estimates run from forty billion years to one hundred billion years.
But the earth is only four billion years old. So, chance alone seems too slow. Second, there s the coordination problem. Yet when we look closely at animals, it appears as if many elements must have evolved simultaneously. To do that, many things must evolve.