Explains a lot! | Neanderthals were 'apex predators' who hunted, cannibalized and raped early humans in the Middle East between 100,000 and 50,000 years ago
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posted ago by Elvathelion
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Humans did not evolve from apes.
Ok, put that aside for now - just acknowledge that at some point there were at least two species of humans on the planet.
Humans did not evolve from apes. The image linked suggests that humans evolved from apes.
Humans did not evolve from apes. Humans and apes share a common ancestor.
That's the claim. It's false, but it's not what the image suggests. The image suggests that people evolved from apes.
I think that this misinformation comes from dumbing the science down for everyday consumption.
That's not what the book is about. Not going to sidetrack into a theological debate.
I think just getting people to realize that good and evil exists would be helpful to the overall situation.
Good and evil do exist. If the book isn't about humans evolving from apes, the image wouldn't suggest it.
Human physiology has changed over the millennia - much of it depending on diet and generational breeding trends. Humans are generally taller now on average than 200 years ago, for instance.
Looks, bone structure and numerous other aesthetics are impacted by genetics. Although it is generally considered politically incorrect to do so - all one has to do is compare an aboriginal human to a "modern human" to understand there are appearance differences.
They're still humans.
Yes, who is saying they aren't? Neanderthals were human.
Humanity is definitely in danger - from itself - or evil cousins.
Yes we did.
Even evilutionism zealotry doesn't claim that. It claims humans and apes had a common ancestor.
Look Frank, you just need to accept that you're the product of a fish-frog having butt sex with a monkey and that Joe Biden is the rightful occupant of the Office of the President Elect. Because corn pop was a bad dude and everyone deserves baddaheathkare!
We all came from rain falling on rocks.
You know, the thing.
Old world apes are apes, biology is evolution, if you don't believe in evolution you missed all biology classes, a whole subject, how did you even pass high school?
Someone in this thread told me humans evolved from apes. The image on this book shows an ape, suggesting humans evolved from apes. That's not even what evilutionism zealotry holds.
I passed HS, hold three degrees from universities, and my education goes even beyond that. My degrees are in science.
Humans did not evolve from apes. Science doesn't claim humans evolved from apes. Another species isn't needed to explain evil. Evil is within all humans.
We evolved from old world apes, yes, thats a fact, homo habilis, homo erectus, if you deny this your degree surely isn't on biology or even anything immunization-related, medical-science, none of that or you would be useless in that area being a creationist.
From Live Science:
"Humans did not evolve from apes, gorillas or chimps. We share a common ancestor and have followed different evolutionary paths."
Evilutionism zealots always follow this argument path:
Evilutionism Zealot: "We evolved from apes."
If we evolved from apes, why aren't all the apes today evolving into humans?
EZ: "Humans didn't evolve from apes. Apes and humans evolved from a common ancestor."
The Neanderthals found out the hard way the advantage of big brains.
We had to be clever if flesh eating rapist beasties were hunting us down in the middle of the night.
I just got the book, but the theory is interesting and helps explain things we see in our world today. Regardless, it is curious how Neanderthals got a makeover in establishment science.
Stereotyping is a survival characteristic: Change my mind
I agree, funny how that could somehow be a controversial statement. It is a survival skill.
Meh, I went back and forth with characteristic, instinct, trait, etc. Fear is a very productive instinct if you look at things in the context of evolution which is this post's position.
Is it still cannibalism if it's another species?
Well, both are considered human - just different branches of the family. But, I'm not one to quibble.
I think we now have a good reason for all the goblin, orc and bogey man stories throughout history.
Also, could explain characteristics passed down into modern day.