Dr. Robert Carter
Even though studying effective population sizes can seem like a sidebar to the main issues, it has some profound implications on the creation evolution debate.
In an earlier video, I made a mistake by comparing an effective size to a census size. What was the problem? An effective size is a theoretical concept. A census size is one you can count, except that if you have a population that’s subdivided, then each little subpopulation is going to behave as a smaller population.
The issue is that evolutionists believe there was a population of 10,000 early humans living in Africa around 100k years ago. But the Bible paints a different picture.
None of these scientists were there all those years ago. What can we actually know from the facts that we do have today?
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