Jaded_Railman
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Well, tit for tat, I guess, but whatever. I don't actually own any of those concepts, of which only evolution is considered an actual "theory" from a scientific aspect.
Well, I'd be careful about how you use these terms. 'Evolution' isn't a theory, it's a fact. Evolution, that is the observed variance of genotypical frequency within a given population over time, happens and we've seen it happen. The theory of natural selection attempts to explain how this occurs. These are both biology things.
Furthermore, there's a historical theory of common descent that attempts to explain the modern observed fact of great biodiversity. This one, a lot like other historical theories, isn't quite as scientific as the theory of natural selection or the theory of punctuated equilibrium because we're trying to explain something that already happened a long time ago. You can't exactly run the Earth's bio-sphere once through again to test your theory.