greg nr
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If we are they, they probably lost the piece of paper that had our coord's on it. They ain't never coming back.Probably the most plausible explanation out there imo.
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If we are they, they probably lost the piece of paper that had our coord's on it. They ain't never coming back.Probably the most plausible explanation out there imo.
I didn't watch the video. Perhaps you can explain why the idea that one hominid 'won' would be any kind of surprise?Here's some food for thought
Darwin says we evolved from monkeys
Problem with that school of thought is nothing else evolved to a modern state BUT us.
This video elaborates on it further but still just barely touches on the subject
In a competition, there is usually only one winner.You want me to explain why the idea that one hominid 'won' would be any kind of surprise?
But you don't watch the video with insight into the Topic .. I'll pass on a debate it appears you have your mind made up already
Time for you to meet Dr LeakyI haven't seen any human fossils. Ladies and gentlemen meet Lloyd Pye.
So you didn't watch the video? If I find a fossilized alligator head, giraffe neck, whale fins and an elephant body and put them together, I get PlesiosauriaTime for you to meet Dr Leaky
They used to say the duck billed platypus was a fake assembly of fossils. They were wrong. It really existed.So you didn't watch the video? If I find a fossilized alligator head, giraffe neck, whale fins and an elephant body and put them together, I get Plesiosauriaif I was a paleontologist I would get credit and money for my discovery.![]()
Still does, at least until we destroy what's left of its habitat.They used to say the duck billed platypus was a fake assembly of fossils. They were wrong. It really existed.
My bad, I thought we had extincted it.Still does, at least until we destroy what's left of its habitat.
We're working on it.My bad, I thought we had extincted it.
It's endangered, halfway there!My bad, I thought we had extincted it.
Yeah not a single mayan scroll exist to this day cuz of the catholic church.You have to wonder how much scientific evidence has been destroyed over the years by religious "scholars" who simply didn't like a piece of bone because it threatened their beliefs.. Or how much other history was melted down by treasure hunters.....
More then one type of Species is the Norm for everything but Humans so Im not sure what more Proof i can provide for you.. after all the planet its full of nothing but competing species / animals and genomes.In a competition, there is usually only one winner.
Biologists disagree. Usually those competitors have found their own ecological niches and compete only peripherally.More then one type of Species is the Norm for everything but Humans so Im not sure what more Proof i can provide for you.. after all the planet its full of nothing but competing species / animals and genomes.
How can you say biology disagrees when it clearly doesn'tBiologists disagree. Usually those competitors have found their own ecological niches and compete only peripherally.
The bigger question is what happens when a more advanced civilisation encounters a more primitive one.
If human history is any guide, things generally don't turn out well for the primitives.
Our intelligence allows us to occupy many more niches than other species. Greater intelligence extends this phenomenon.How can you say biology disagrees when it clearly doesn't
I will try to simplify it further for you
There are billions of Species on the planet all *sharing* the Planet at the same time
and not one like us
One human being
thousands of species of spiders lizards birds etc etc etc etc that all compete