Human intervention in attempted disease elimination produced a more deadly, faster, aggressive pathogen

Oh there is evidence

I take it you've never actually read any real books on the subject

Only mimick Facebook quotes

Poor tiny female brain

It's okay that you didn't search for yourself first, to see if you could be easily disproved before making your statement

Your tiny woman brain makes it so

Anyhow

Since you clearly don't understand gene mutation

I'm just going to focus on diseases that mutated due to human intervention

Woo

Right off the bat look what we've created

Huh. I guess I'll narrow my search to vaccines

Don't want to overload the walnut brain, after all

I know subjects like epigenetics and gene mutations aren't "The Notebook" so I'll do my best to simplify things for the gender intellect gap

Oh geez

So your claim is that humans created/caused cystic fibrosis?

Yeet

We made Hep B worse with vaccines

Poor walnut brain could only focus on the cystic fibrosis

Surely humans haven't altered their environment and food supply in any way to affect medical conditions over the centuries...

Oh look, even the "history of vaccines" website agrees with me

But tiny woman brain be like "No vaccines don't cause pathogen mutation"

Oooh that'll be my next search

Since apparently we're cherry picking which science is valid

I'm sure walnut brain will tard out in an over emotional reaction to environmental stimulus, mere pixels on a screen

Thank God that huge nose doesn't get in the way of blowjobs or she'd probably end up dead in an alleyway bloated and stinking like a drunken pee soaked hobo

I'm going to cook breakfast now

The majority of diseases come from animals and sodomites, though I am being a bit redundant.

I'm going to refine my search better

But "vaccines interfere with human evolution" also gave me more evidence to back my claim

Of course, the biggest evidence to back this claim is the black plague

The humans who genetically adapted and survived (gene mutation caused by environment) developed much stronger immune systems