Ideas are everywhere. We see them, we hear them. People can like and agree with a belief they find intriguing; others don’t have to because not everybody is going to like the same thing, obviously. But can you challenge an idea? For instance, if I sit in biology class during my sophomore year and hear the word, “evolution”, I sometimes feel like closing my ears because I don’t like the topic but I have to pay attention to it anyway because it’s school and it’s a class. Out of all the topics of science, this is the idea I don’t agree with most - Evolution.
To delineate, evolution is the process of changing in heritable characteristics of populations over generations. The theory of evolution looks and sounds authentic but I don’t buy it. Now, I do not detest anyone who believes in or supports evolution or Darwinism. If you’re reading this and like the idea of evolution, that’s good for you. It’s just my silly personal opinion I love to share on the idea. I myself am not fond of Charles Darwin, but I did find his discoveries on the Galapagos
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As much as I am an argumentative person, I would actually dare to contradict an evolution believer. One time, I was watching a sci-fi based movie with my middle schooled friend and a character says “4.5 billion years” in a certain line. My facial expression changes from a smile to a frown and start an argument by saying “Earth is not that old”. She and I would argue and support our arguments with proofs, oblivious the movie has already finished… which is all a lie. The outcome where I will aggressively argue with someone who likes something I don’t like will gain me a reputation among society. It’s okay to argue with people, but please, for the love of gosh, do it with genuinity and self-respect; so that, people will know you care about your audience you respect their opinion when expressing your