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Suppose the evolutionist does not want to debate against creation. Is there some accommodation?

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Suppose the evolutionist does not want to debate against creation. Is there some accommodation?

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Yes, there is. The evolutionist may debate against devolution, the exact opposite of evolution. Then the rules would be slightly modified as follows. The evolutionist puts $10,000 in escrow with the judge. The devolutionist puts $10,000 in escrow with the judge. If the evolutionist proves evolution is science and devolution is not science, then the evolutionist is awarded the $20,000. If the devolutionist proves that devolution, the opposite of evolution, is science and evolution is not science, then the devolutionist is awarded the $20,000.

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