Sadly, there is no way for you to perform this test at home.



Historical records kept by bloggers of the time indicate that billions of years ago, a Totally Unrelated Munter somehow dropped into the primordial soup of Earth, and became the predecessor of all things Muntish, Muntranquilistic, and Muntoric. (you can learn more about Muntorics from my paper on Muntorics, but they will not be discussed further here.)

In order for this property to prove evolution, we must realize that, being the direct ancestor if all things Muntish, eventually, evolution would lead to yet another Totally Unrelated Munter, The Banana Munter, and finally, after billions of years of evolution, the Purple Plastic Munter. (The Squankterdoodlish variables come into play as the things that push change, and therefore evolution to a higher form more adapted to deal with these pressures.) Experimental Physics Muntropic calculations can be used to break all of these pressures, change, and other such effects down to very simple mathematics.

Other Munters can be used to fill in the gaps between the three constants, but it is best not to push it too far, as this will make the whole thing very complex. It is best to keep it simple. (Very simple.) So I shall endeavor to keep it less complex-esque.

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This test will not work on robots or inanimate objects as they never evolve without the assistance of the almighty and righteous Hand of God, (and the Banana Munter cannot be robotic or else you get a whole jumble of worthless equations.)

To test this completely and fully, you would have to conduct it over a period of several billion years, and science has not been around that long (at least in its modern capacity) so, there has not yet been time to fully test Evolution using Muntropy, though there is evidence to prove it has happened, such as the fossilized remains of a Banana Munter found in the Neander Valley in Germany and an even older Mauve Keratin Munter that has only recently been discovered on a tiny isle off the northern coast of California.

