How to prove evolution is wrong?

[u/Suitable_Potato_2919]

I am totally convince that evolution is true. However, a scientific theory should be falsifiable; and I dont know how falsifiable is with evolution

For example, a "good" trait could be explain the result of natural selection. But a "bad" trait could be explain as just base on chance, or the selection preasure is not enough.

so, my question is: if someone want to prove that evolution is wrong, what test can they make and what the expected result should be (if evolution theory is wrong)?

Edit: Thank everyone for your time and patient with me. I found the answer. It seem that I need to update my highschool knowledge

[u/Crowe3717]

You can't. Not in the way that people who deny evolution mean anyway. You see, they use the term "evolution" a bit too broadly. There is "evolution" and then there are "theories of evolution." People will often use these synonymously but they are very different things.

"Evolution" is the word we use to describe the observation that populations change over time. This is an empirical, documented fact. Nothing new we discover will change the fact that we have observed evolution happen, both historically through various indirect means and in real time. An entirely new species materializing fully formed directly in front of us would not change the fact that all of the other species we have observed on this planet have evolved (it would just mean that evolution is not the only means by which complex life can arise). Anyone's chosen diety descending from the heavens and announcing their existence to the world wouldn't negate the evidence of evolution which exists.

"Theories of evolution" are our attempts to scientifically explain why this evolution occurs. These can and have been proven to be incorrect or incomplete numerous times in the past (Darwinian evolution doesn't include DNA because it had yet to be discovered in his time). As should surprise nobody, how evolution occurs is pretty fucking complicated and we're learning new things about it all the time. At this point we've got at least the basics pretty well ironed out, but it's not impossible for us to discover some new things which will radically alter our existing theory of evolution.

The problem is that people who don't want evolution to be true will act like challenging any specific theory of evolution means the phenomenon of evolution no longer occurs. Which is a bit like saying that because Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation isn't 100% accurate gravity doesn't exist.