Is it necessary that there are all these fossils from the premise of evolution?

No

I think you are arguing that there aren't enough fossils

no.

stop trolling

That you need every fossil?

from every generation?

at least equal numbers

never happens

equal numbers of what

I'm done

got to remind myself not to feed them

you do realise that the environment changes
And that difrent species usually live in difrent environments

meaning the likely hood of fossilization changes

and where they live

@Flat Earth PhD

also don't use a passive agressive aditude with me

nice argument

so I'm just supose to sit back and let you be a jerk

cope

Ok but don't get mad if I use the same aditude back in the future.

bring it on snowflake

I won't feed you

yes you will. it's why you are here

the feeling is mutual

@hamed473 well we do have different races of humans, and in the past there were different species (or subspecies) such as neandrathals (probably spelled that wrong)

there are actually transitional fossils which show how our ape-like ancestors evolved into modern humans

@Flat Earth PhD I love it how everyone smarter than you is automatically branded as a troll

pretty easy way to deflect good arguments!

this is a classic tool of the pseudoscientist

everyone who can prove you wrong is a shill or a troll

@Riley my point is why the human (6 billions+) are same shape but the evolved stages of humans most of it didnt survived except the monkey ?
Again iam talking about the stages between monkeys and humans
Literally no logic there is something missing

And why we cant see any further evolution ?

Why the evolution stopped

there is no continuum showing the gradual changes in organisms as is claimed. we find the opposite. case closed. Praise God

@Flat Earth PhD well that goes into things like punctuated equillibrium and just how hard it is for fossils to form. btw, even if evolution turned out to be false, that doesnt mean we can jump to a supernatutural explanation

@hamed473 well modern humans have only been around for a couple hundred thousand years, and for most of that our population has been quite small

and yes, there are stages between our ancestors and modern humans. I already told you this

check out homo erectus