Fair enough on the tests.
I actually wasn't going to bring up the transitional fossils, as I do know that fossilization itself is such a rare process. And I knew I sorta shot myself in the foot early when I brought up the theory of gravity, because even with my rudimentary quantum physics knowledge, I know that gravity/general relativity is screwed up. Isn't it theorized that the there are gravitons(?) or something like that, but they aren't really real particles, and something to do with Planck?
My overarching point in regards to speciation and macroevolution was that you have these folks who are either not well-versed in taxonomy nor evolutionary studies. Which is why some of them are not believers. They say things like, we've never seen a monkey turn into a human, or something along those lines. They are the ones who see speciation as a punctuation. They are the ones who claim we can't know what has or will happen over half a billion years. It has nothing to do with their deductive reasoning, moreso their ignorance, of which I've seen hundreds of men of science also fall victim.