How many users on these boards actually support "The Theory of Evolution"?

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Wind Shlavitor said:

I didnt mean it was necessarily proven for me. I don't believe one specific answer. But It seems like a strong possibility because of evidence I can't present since it's subjective... though in this case you 'should' have your own free will that you can look at for proof, but it's impossible for me to understand exactly the way you understand your own feelings and experiences, since I'm not you, hence it's complicated.. I can still try to explain, but.. anyway.
And I'm not saying there's absoluteness exactly, but saying that the theory of evolution and a lot of academic scientists do.. both directly and indirectly

gotta go too

Well, yes, I understand that proof can be subjective in the sense that you can have your own experience and know you really experienced it (although the experience may have been a hallucination), but someone else might be lying about their experience or you could even be hallucinating them telling you about it.  But I don't think that really applies to proving or disproving evolution.  And if you have actual evidence that you have free will, you should be able to explain it to other people; although they might not be able to use that evidence to support the notion that you have free will, they should (I think) be able to apply it to themselves to indicate that they have free will. 

I'll address the previous post in a separate response.

[edited to comply with you backing down from the "proof" claim]