The HIV virus mutates at a rate much much faster than more advanced lifeforms can change. As far as I know, it hasn't evolved into another virus.
It's tje basis for all biology and there is nothing that has ever been found and there has never been an experiment that did not line up with evolutionary theory.
Your skewed beliefs have no affect on reality, evolution happened and continues to happen despite your denials.
I suspect that random mutations didn't cause this. I think their energy fields caused them to adapt to digesting lactose. I am a believer in energy medicine.
How do you know I didn't go to college? I did attend some classes but like some, I didn't want to stay there. School always felt like some kind of prison to me.
Theoretically true since natural selection weeds out weaker competition. What if an organism devolved into something in a new category. That is what could have happened if an organism with a flagellum devolved. It could have turned into something that injected a poison into what it was preying upon.
Can you find a single example of a species that changed into another species by random mutations? That is not what I asked, it was a question asked by biologist Lynn Margulis. She is an evolutionist but not a neo-Darwinist.
Empirically true.
Organism cannot devolve, there is no such thing. If you want to find out about speciation, read the pages in talkorigin.org they provide examples in plants, bacteria, viruses, and fish.