Maybe this will help....
"A common misconception is that a mutation produces a novel adaptation precisely when a population “needs” it to confront a new environmental challenge.
For example, many people mistakenly believe that antibiotics create resistance, that is, that resistance arises in bacteria in response to exposure to the drugs."
This quote you have is saying, there is NO thought process, the bacteria is NOT responding to the enviroment, it is a misconception to think it is a response to the antibiotics or that the antibiotics create the resistance.
The mutation is a RANDOM mutation, it doesnt come about for any other reason than a random mistake in reading and writing the DNA. It happens in all cells, including ours, millions of times a day (hence cancers etc). If by random chance that mistake offers a benefit to the bacteria....e.g. in that it is resistant, to the antibiotics method of action, then the genes wil survive and replicate at high rates. But it all came about by chance! BUT the natural selection of those genes is not chance, it is logical. If the new gene's created by chance (random) are more suitable....they will survive in that enviroment (not random).
That is all YOUR quote is saying. You stand/stood by the quote because you thought it was saying something else. It is NOT saying that antibiotic use does not lead to changes in bacterial evolution, the wording they used is correct and very specific, but it requires a BASIC understanding of evolution to comprehend what they are saying.
I will say it one last time, I assume you no longer stand by your quote anymore been as you disagree with evolution (write to the author if you doubt me that it is defending evolution). So one more time....
HUMBLE YOURSELF and buy a freaking science book..... that way you won't misunderstand the science you read.
snare x
p.s. if you were seeking to understand and not undermine, this embarrassment would not have happened. Be sincere about your search for answers, it is SO MUCH easier and takes far less time.