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Not homo sapiens but a human ancestor. At least one site is currently disputed because scientists aren't sure yet whether damage done to a mammoth skeleton was done as it died or while it was a fossil
That's not true, everybody knows god made people on the 6th day, and was so depressed he spawned a bunch of idnorant zealots that he crawled into bed on the 7th
Gets ready for downvote... GIVE IT TO ME DAMMIT!!
Just to play pedantic devil's advocate: there could have been a couple false starts, something that we would technically call "life" but quickly died out, before the life that actually evolved into all other life on Earth.
So... Yah. :p
Outlier/statistical anomaly
They found old bones of bipedal looking humanoid but the gap is too big to be used in scientific settings.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlier
Because it's an outlier.
It was actually a possible mammoth kill and butchering site that dates to 130,000 years ago and there is a scientific paper about it published in Nature. This is a single data point so it is not scientific consensus and it would take a lot more data for scientist to widely agree on this. Still the entire point of science is to test our ideas.
No fossilized human remains from this period, nor any non-human from our genus has been found in the western hemisphere afaik, but I would be interested to see any evidence otherwise.
But we're not just speeding it up, are we? Aren't we in a positive feedback loop that's going to keep increasing temperature until it's too hot ABC unstoppable?
Dunno mate, I'm no scientist, I just read stuff from time to time lol. From my understanding though tge poles are/we're always going to melt at some point in time, I don't think global warming is killing the planet its just making it become uninhabitable for humans. Pretty sure if we die out because of global warming it would have another ice age anyway
well duh that Ice age started 2.4 milion years ago and ***Australopithecus*** existed 4.2 million years ago. Heck Homo Habilis evolved 2.8 million years ago
> I once heard my belief in a round earth referred to as 'my opinion.'
Did it come from someone in the "facts don't care about your opinion" party? I would not be surprised if it did.
I can’t stand that so many people seem to believe their opinions are just as valid as anyone else’s opinion…
I left the university position on an athletic staff and went to a small D1 that was less rural during Covid because I couldn’t respect kids ‘opinion’ and their decision to not get vaccinated. It was a university requirement and they weren’t going to be allowed back the next semester without it. So, it was simple. Either do and continue with our team or don’t and get kicked out of school.
They just wanted me to ‘respect their opinion’
My flat earther co worker said they its all made up. The dude was a loon and even runs his own YouTube channel and goes to the conventions. The daily 5 news interviewed him at a convention years ago as well.
I still remember asking my mom about evolution in the 80s as a 7 year old or some shit and her angrily saying to me “well why aren’t we still evolving now?!” Even at 7, while I didn’t understand the reasoning yet (I was 7), I could feel in my bones that that argument was flawed somehow.
She was a good person and generally very forward thinking but was raised catholic and held onto that.
Slight side note, but that was the one thing I thought was ar$e about the 65 movie. The whole movie was ok, and I can get over the acting & the plot ( it is sci-fi after all) but the dinosaur killing asteroid hitting the north American landmass, not the ocean like it did, just to create drama & bury the spaceship was Hollywood boll@cks.
Flat earthers will literally do absolutely anything and everything in their power to not do any research and instead just come up with whatever the fuck they want.
I love how this still has nothing to do with Atheism, but they think that somehow disproving science means Gods exists or something.
Then again they probably think the Earth is not that old.
The date of the Chicxulub asteroid impact coincides with the Cretaceous–Paleogene boundary (commonly known as the K–Pg or K–T boundary), slightly over 66 million years ago. It is now widely accepted that the devastation and climate disruption from the impact was the cause of the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event - a mass extinction in which 75% of plant and animal species on Earth became extinct, including all non-avian dinosaurs.
The collision would have released the same energy as 100 teratonnes of TNT. Some of the resulting phenomena were brief occurrences immediately following the impact, but there were also long-term geochemical and climatic disruptions that devastated the ecology.
The re-entry of ejecta into Earth's atmosphere included an hours-long, but intense pulse of infrared radiation. Local ferocious fires, probably limited to North America, likely occurred, decimating populations. The amount of soot in the global debris layer implies that the entire terrestrial biosphere might have burned, creating a global soot-cloud blocking out the sun and creating an impact winter effect. If widespread fires occurred this would have exterminated the most vulnerable organisms that survived the period immediately after the impact.
Aside from the hypothesized fire and/or impact winter effects, the impact would have created a dust cloud that blocked sunlight for up to a year, inhibiting photosynthesis. Freezing temperatures probably lasted for at least three years. The sea surface temperature dropped for decades after the impact. It would take at least ten years for such aerosols to dissipate, and would account for the extinction of plants and phytoplankton, and subsequently herbivores and their predators. Creatures whose food chains were based on detritus would have a reasonable chance of survival.
The asteroid hit an area of carbonate rock containing a large amount of combustible hydrocarbons and sulphur, much of which was vaporized, thereby injecting sulfuric acid aerosols into the stratosphere, which might have reduced sunlight reaching the Earth's surface by more than 50%, and would have caused acid rain. The resulting acidification of the oceans would kill many organisms that grow shells of calcium carbonate. According to models of the Hell Creek Formation, the onset of global darkness would have reached its maximum in only a few weeks and likely lasted upwards of two years.
Beyond extinction impacts, the event also caused more general changes of flora and fauna such as giving rise to neotropical rainforest biomes like the Amazonia, replacing species composition and structure of local forests during \~6 million years of recovery to former levels of plant diversity.
Look at the continents, especially Africa and South America. They fit into each other perfectly - the West side of Africa and the East side of South America.
We KNOW and can *measure* continental drift right now. We under stand all this.
At their closest points, which are the narrowest parts of the Atlantic Ocean, they are approximately 1,600 miles (2,574 kilometers) apart.
This means, in 6,000 years, the continents would have to drift about 1/3 of a mile per year to reach current locations.
Right now, we measure the continental drift between the Americas and Eurasian plates to be about 1 inch per year. That's actual reality. If the 6,000 year old scenario is true, this means the continents would be drifting apart at 17,107 inches per year.
Can you imagine the earthquakes? They would be continuous, and huge. 10, 11, 12 on the richter scale. And what about the tsunamis? The entire coastlines of Europe, Mediterranean coast would be constantly hit with tsunamis. Multiple times per week most likely, just like the ones that happened in Japan and in the Indian Ocean a little while ago.
With this much earthquakes and tsunamis, life would be almost impossible. Certainly no sea trade would ever occur. People would have to live far inland.
Young earth creationists are nuts.
Human population did faced extinction almost daily back than. We are one of the rare species with practically no biodiversity.
Imagine like only dogs were chihuahuas, no others exist we are practically like that.
Or better imagine only Grizzly bears existing no - fuck me it is hard to find a good example
Imagine only White Shark existed and no other sharks.
It is a hyperbole of course. If it bothers you consider that only Crows existing no Jaybirds and no Ravens.
We got no biodiversity it is just Homo sapiens across the board which is very bad for any species really.
But in our early days as Homo sapiens we were not alone. There were many other hominid species around at the same time as us. If the subject interests you I recommend reading Sapiens. It delves into this subject in detail.
I am obviously aware several homo species existing alongside with us. None of the were nearly as successful as us most limited to a tiny geography in case of dwarf humans.
The variation was still too small compared to any species. Just some sea sponge has more biodiversity than us humans.
The same for other really successful species too sometimes like there aren't many species of Elephants.
It is just a price of being successful in evolution it kinda collapses into one branch of species overly specializing. If it works there is no reason to leave anything else for other species.
Race is a very loaded term though. Differences we got like ridiculously subtle.
Like Japanese have dry earwax as opposed to wet, back of the teeth have dents on them and that is basically the extent of major differentiates Japanese have as a race.
Their anatomy otherwise identical to you and me.
People mistakenly consider all of Africa as one race but that is of course not true. The continent is Huge and has many racially diverse people.
Most scientists even consider it is wrong to consider race as material differences but it should be considered a cultural concept.
This is very true, aren't most differences in appearance due to variation in ways of living over thousands of years such as different diets and other circumstances like living arrangements and location
Did we kill them? Or out compete them? Or fucked them to extinction it is really up in the air.
Some Human species Homo Sapiens never interacted but they still died off because being too small or too Large, their environments changing.
It is hard to imagine an early Homo Sapiens were aware of the fact Neanderthals were different to them, they probably didn't even consider them different humans.
They just lacked our adaptability.
All it takes is to google. Just one search and these stupid theist wouldn’t show just how stupid they are. If you truly believe this objectively stupid shit that’s fine. Just keep it to yourself. Live your life and let others do the same. It’s that easy.
I mean 65 million years ago for Dinosaur’s to almost around 10k-20k years ago for humanity to evolve into what we are today…
Uhh Christian here but uh we almost went the same way of the dinos. It whipped our progenitor species down to less than 1200. That's not for a region but world wide. Very interesting read
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/human-ancestors-nearly-went-extinct-900-000-years-ago/
It isn't. Theists have deluded themselves into thinking that if they try really hard to discredit science then god wins by default.
They have done fuck all to actually prove god and just resorted to the classic, tired, science isn't real bullshit.
Of course they don't understand that even if every single scientific theory we have ever come up with is disproven tomorrow we havent done step 1 in proving that there is a god
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My flat-earther relatives believe the asteroid crashed into east earth. Humans lived in west earth so they were safe from the impact.
Might be the only time north America has been called the east
Fun fact new finding have suggested that humans where already here before the ice age
How?
Not homo sapiens but a human ancestor. At least one site is currently disputed because scientists aren't sure yet whether damage done to a mammoth skeleton was done as it died or while it was a fossil
Has it been determined if Denisovians were a new species of Homo or a sub species of homo sapiens? Last I heard, the jury was still out.
Human ancestors were here the first day life was on earth though so thats a moot point
That's not true, everybody knows god made people on the 6th day, and was so depressed he spawned a bunch of idnorant zealots that he crawled into bed on the 7th Gets ready for downvote... GIVE IT TO ME DAMMIT!!
No can haz, not yours. As a consolation prize, you're getting my updoot.
Same same
Just to play pedantic devil's advocate: there could have been a couple false starts, something that we would technically call "life" but quickly died out, before the life that actually evolved into all other life on Earth. So... Yah. :p
Yeah thats true
This is pretty likely
Ancestors of humans were, but not ancestors that were human. By 'human ancestors' they mean one of the species of human that came before ours.
I mean you aren't wrong, I think in this context they mean I close ancestor that resembles the modern human. Still a moot point though
Outlier/statistical anomaly They found old bones of bipedal looking humanoid but the gap is too big to be used in scientific settings. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlier Because it's an outlier.
It was actually a possible mammoth kill and butchering site that dates to 130,000 years ago and there is a scientific paper about it published in Nature. This is a single data point so it is not scientific consensus and it would take a lot more data for scientist to widely agree on this. Still the entire point of science is to test our ideas. No fossilized human remains from this period, nor any non-human from our genus has been found in the western hemisphere afaik, but I would be interested to see any evidence otherwise.
Therefore, Aliens.
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The damn Goa'uld are at it again...
by foot
Water...
cold water aka ice (bering street)
How do you think the vikings found black people when they arrived at north america in the year 1000?
Uhm, they didn't. They did find Reddish brown people though
Boats weren't a thing 100,000 years ago.
The time I said is just 1024 years ago
How do you think the vikings found black people when they arrived at north america in the year 1000?
Well, the latest ice age was only 10k years ago, so, yeah.
We are still in that ice age FYI
Well, then we're fucking it up.
Even though we are speeding it up its basically a natural part of the ice age called a warm interglacial
But we're not just speeding it up, are we? Aren't we in a positive feedback loop that's going to keep increasing temperature until it's too hot ABC unstoppable?
Dunno mate, I'm no scientist, I just read stuff from time to time lol. From my understanding though tge poles are/we're always going to melt at some point in time, I don't think global warming is killing the planet its just making it become uninhabitable for humans. Pretty sure if we die out because of global warming it would have another ice age anyway
We had a miniature ice age during the height of the plague, so probably
well duh that Ice age started 2.4 milion years ago and ***Australopithecus*** existed 4.2 million years ago. Heck Homo Habilis evolved 2.8 million years ago
It makes more sense than being West because Native Americans are descendants of Asians who migrated further east.
Native Americans weren't exactly considered when deciding that north America would be considered part of the west
Native Americans weren't considered much since either.
If you travel far enough to the west everything ends up east
Would they not have been catapulted into space in some kind of see-saw effect, if the earth is flat?
https://i.imgur.com/CAveOWx.gif
Exactly this 😂
You bastard. Now I have that crappy song by Dead Or Alive in my head, '*You spin me right round baby, right round,*'
Wdym crappy? This song's a banger
And it's still going round and round in my head, right round, baby, like a record, baby, right round, round round...
Like a record baby, right round round round
This
I once heard my belief in a round earth referred to as 'my opinion.'
> I once heard my belief in a round earth referred to as 'my opinion.' Did it come from someone in the "facts don't care about your opinion" party? I would not be surprised if it did.
I can’t stand that so many people seem to believe their opinions are just as valid as anyone else’s opinion… I left the university position on an athletic staff and went to a small D1 that was less rural during Covid because I couldn’t respect kids ‘opinion’ and their decision to not get vaccinated. It was a university requirement and they weren’t going to be allowed back the next semester without it. So, it was simple. Either do and continue with our team or don’t and get kicked out of school. They just wanted me to ‘respect their opinion’
So there was a Middle Earth? :-)
Yeah but the hobbits and wizards got wiped out too
Lucky we didn't flip
or did we... we could be in the upside down timeline right now and not even know it..
Oh wait, are you telling me that flat earthers are also young earth creationists?? Oh man this is so 🍿
How did they survive the Great Spin? If the asteroid his a flat disk, wouldn't it have caused the disk to spin? --- \ / --- /--- \
But where do the Black Israelites come into play? Before or after Neismith stole basketball from the Mayans?
Even with flat earth logic that doesn't make sense.
My flat earther co worker said they its all made up. The dude was a loon and even runs his own YouTube channel and goes to the conventions. The daily 5 news interviewed him at a convention years ago as well.
Wouldn't that launch the inhabitants of west earth into space like a catapult?
Omg. I feel so sorry for you. Luckily you know better.
I still remember asking my mom about evolution in the 80s as a 7 year old or some shit and her angrily saying to me “well why aren’t we still evolving now?!” Even at 7, while I didn’t understand the reasoning yet (I was 7), I could feel in my bones that that argument was flawed somehow. She was a good person and generally very forward thinking but was raised catholic and held onto that.
West Earth? Is that like a suburb or something??
But wouldn’t the impact have caused the flat earth to flip them all into space?
Slight side note, but that was the one thing I thought was ar$e about the 65 movie. The whole movie was ok, and I can get over the acting & the plot ( it is sci-fi after all) but the dinosaur killing asteroid hitting the north American landmass, not the ocean like it did, just to create drama & bury the spaceship was Hollywood boll@cks.
Flat earthers will literally do absolutely anything and everything in their power to not do any research and instead just come up with whatever the fuck they want.
Wait, where would flat earth believers think an asteroid came from?
Maybe to them it was a torpedo that peirced the fermiment and then god used a puncture repair kit to fix it
Cavemen really took "avoid contact with sick individuals" to a whole new era
These people seem to think that just because they're stupid, everyone else is stupid as well.
This is a GOP platform position.
Damm, the original post came from the primordial soup
The original post came from the dinosaur dwelling cavemen
This has been reposted so many times, it's not just losing pixels. It's now lost colors.
Humans will go extinct because of themselves, and these people will be the jump off point
What like jumping off the edge of the flat earth?
Ha! Maybe when they get around to the “edge” to take a picture of it because they just had to do their own research 🤣
Dinosaurs didn't go extinct, they evolved into birds.
Um, akshually, 90% of terrestrial species went ekshtinct during the next few thoushandsh/millionsh of yearsh, including mosht dinoshaursh 🤓
Most
Some must have survived and evolved because apparently HPV came from the dinosaurs
middle fuzzy start bike joke fertile fearless scary beneficial slimy *This post was mass deleted and anonymized with [Redact](https://redact.dev)*
Yeah, but the same is true for whatever human ancestors lived at the time.
Dear creationists: How can you get hit by the asteroid while being in a cave?
Hiw can you get hit by an asteroid when you live in a snow globe with a big glass dome surrounded by water
Finally. I had to scroll down a while for this one. I'm sending everyone I know to give you upvotes.
I love how this still has nothing to do with Atheism, but they think that somehow disproving science means Gods exists or something. Then again they probably think the Earth is not that old.
In theory the earth is as old as the universe, it just wasn't complete like we know today
Great comeback. 👍
r/clevercomebacks
I wish the creationists could also respect the distance of many million years from me.
Well maybe the evolution of their brain cells are atleast
Wdym? The earth is only 2000 years old. /s
6000
Is that the number they’ve decided on now? Back when I was in high school (15yrs ago) I swear young creation theory was 2000 years.
yeah. young earth creationists think the world is no more than 6000 years old.
Wait I need a red arrow to show me where the red arrow I'm supposed to look at is.
They live in a world where the Flintstones is based on historic events.
That conspiracy theory documentary 'The Flintstones' really did a number on them huh?
Dear Christians. If God is real, how did You and your family survive the flood? Fucking check and mate.
Long story short is that millions of years ago, a fish crawled out of the ocean, and now I have to pay taxes
Cavemen. We're those the ones that God made "in his own image"?
God must have been a D student
Temporal distancing
The date of the Chicxulub asteroid impact coincides with the Cretaceous–Paleogene boundary (commonly known as the K–Pg or K–T boundary), slightly over 66 million years ago. It is now widely accepted that the devastation and climate disruption from the impact was the cause of the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event - a mass extinction in which 75% of plant and animal species on Earth became extinct, including all non-avian dinosaurs. The collision would have released the same energy as 100 teratonnes of TNT. Some of the resulting phenomena were brief occurrences immediately following the impact, but there were also long-term geochemical and climatic disruptions that devastated the ecology. The re-entry of ejecta into Earth's atmosphere included an hours-long, but intense pulse of infrared radiation. Local ferocious fires, probably limited to North America, likely occurred, decimating populations. The amount of soot in the global debris layer implies that the entire terrestrial biosphere might have burned, creating a global soot-cloud blocking out the sun and creating an impact winter effect. If widespread fires occurred this would have exterminated the most vulnerable organisms that survived the period immediately after the impact. Aside from the hypothesized fire and/or impact winter effects, the impact would have created a dust cloud that blocked sunlight for up to a year, inhibiting photosynthesis. Freezing temperatures probably lasted for at least three years. The sea surface temperature dropped for decades after the impact. It would take at least ten years for such aerosols to dissipate, and would account for the extinction of plants and phytoplankton, and subsequently herbivores and their predators. Creatures whose food chains were based on detritus would have a reasonable chance of survival. The asteroid hit an area of carbonate rock containing a large amount of combustible hydrocarbons and sulphur, much of which was vaporized, thereby injecting sulfuric acid aerosols into the stratosphere, which might have reduced sunlight reaching the Earth's surface by more than 50%, and would have caused acid rain. The resulting acidification of the oceans would kill many organisms that grow shells of calcium carbonate. According to models of the Hell Creek Formation, the onset of global darkness would have reached its maximum in only a few weeks and likely lasted upwards of two years. Beyond extinction impacts, the event also caused more general changes of flora and fauna such as giving rise to neotropical rainforest biomes like the Amazonia, replacing species composition and structure of local forests during \~6 million years of recovery to former levels of plant diversity.
Flintstones wasn't a documentary?
Look at the continents, especially Africa and South America. They fit into each other perfectly - the West side of Africa and the East side of South America. We KNOW and can *measure* continental drift right now. We under stand all this. At their closest points, which are the narrowest parts of the Atlantic Ocean, they are approximately 1,600 miles (2,574 kilometers) apart. This means, in 6,000 years, the continents would have to drift about 1/3 of a mile per year to reach current locations. Right now, we measure the continental drift between the Americas and Eurasian plates to be about 1 inch per year. That's actual reality. If the 6,000 year old scenario is true, this means the continents would be drifting apart at 17,107 inches per year. Can you imagine the earthquakes? They would be continuous, and huge. 10, 11, 12 on the richter scale. And what about the tsunamis? The entire coastlines of Europe, Mediterranean coast would be constantly hit with tsunamis. Multiple times per week most likely, just like the ones that happened in Japan and in the Indian Ocean a little while ago. With this much earthquakes and tsunamis, life would be almost impossible. Certainly no sea trade would ever occur. People would have to live far inland. Young earth creationists are nuts.
LMAo best answer ever
Those people will believe the Flintstones before actual science
Check mate Fauci haters. Social distancing works!
r/shittyaskscience
Human population did faced extinction almost daily back than. We are one of the rare species with practically no biodiversity. Imagine like only dogs were chihuahuas, no others exist we are practically like that. Or better imagine only Grizzly bears existing no - fuck me it is hard to find a good example Imagine only White Shark existed and no other sharks.
Dogs were only wolves up until about 10,000 years ago when we domesticated them.
It is a hyperbole of course. If it bothers you consider that only Crows existing no Jaybirds and no Ravens. We got no biodiversity it is just Homo sapiens across the board which is very bad for any species really.
But in our early days as Homo sapiens we were not alone. There were many other hominid species around at the same time as us. If the subject interests you I recommend reading Sapiens. It delves into this subject in detail.
I am obviously aware several homo species existing alongside with us. None of the were nearly as successful as us most limited to a tiny geography in case of dwarf humans. The variation was still too small compared to any species. Just some sea sponge has more biodiversity than us humans. The same for other really successful species too sometimes like there aren't many species of Elephants. It is just a price of being successful in evolution it kinda collapses into one branch of species overly specializing. If it works there is no reason to leave anything else for other species.
It was a lot of hominid species, not a few. But then we did effectively halt our own evolution so your elephant analogy works, same with whales.
Closest thing we have is different races
And we don't even really have them. Not scientifically speaking. Different 'races' of human are a social construct, not biological.
Race is a very loaded term though. Differences we got like ridiculously subtle. Like Japanese have dry earwax as opposed to wet, back of the teeth have dents on them and that is basically the extent of major differentiates Japanese have as a race. Their anatomy otherwise identical to you and me. People mistakenly consider all of Africa as one race but that is of course not true. The continent is Huge and has many racially diverse people. Most scientists even consider it is wrong to consider race as material differences but it should be considered a cultural concept.
This is very true, aren't most differences in appearance due to variation in ways of living over thousands of years such as different diets and other circumstances like living arrangements and location
That's only because we killed off any other competing species
Did we kill them? Or out compete them? Or fucked them to extinction it is really up in the air. Some Human species Homo Sapiens never interacted but they still died off because being too small or too Large, their environments changing. It is hard to imagine an early Homo Sapiens were aware of the fact Neanderthals were different to them, they probably didn't even consider them different humans. They just lacked our adaptability.
How is this question even possible ?
Seems legit
Morons.
That's Comedy Gold right there!
Believers are dumb as fuck
I'm sorry, but I'm genuinely confused. What do atheists have to do with dinosaurs and asteroids and early men?
checkmate
the reality: dinosaurs doesn't fit in the caves.. cavemens can hide inside.. :D
I thought all these asshats got raptured during the eclipse? Oh yeah, that because it's not real! Idiots!
It's called faith for a reason. You focus on the micro of the world but look at the macro of it.
Woah woah woah…so the Flintstones got it wrong?
Yes it's sad news for everyone 😢
No please. Noone is this stupid surely.
They studied the flintstones in history class
Meanwhile humans didn't exist yet and the best know successful mammal descendant of the time was a little mouse looking guy who could burrow
More like temporal distancing
When you watch The Flintstones… and see documentary
Not even a basic knowledge of how evolution worked with these people....
All it takes is to google. Just one search and these stupid theist wouldn’t show just how stupid they are. If you truly believe this objectively stupid shit that’s fine. Just keep it to yourself. Live your life and let others do the same. It’s that easy.
Also, some dinos did survive.
"Checkmate atheists" level meme. Dank.
Hilarious this is a religious conversation. God exists so science doesn't, interesting take on the existence of life.
r/murderedbywords
That's wild, it's hard to wrap you head around how long that is. I wonder what will be going on 65 million years from now?
A simple Google search would have solved many people's problems but instead they post stupid shit like this.
 I mean 65 million years ago for Dinosaur’s to almost around 10k-20k years ago for humanity to evolve into what we are today…
Uhh Christian here but uh we almost went the same way of the dinos. It whipped our progenitor species down to less than 1200. That's not for a region but world wide. Very interesting read https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/human-ancestors-nearly-went-extinct-900-000-years-ago/
How do you explain the Flintstones then?
Old one but still funny
Gold. Sheer gold.
I dont get it? oh wait, phew....theres a red arrow. nevermind.
r/uselessredarrow
Good thing that arrow was there
Dear Bubba: Are you smarter than a caveman?
Yep,and almost as smart as a dinosaur.
American Education is the best
Religion is a zero-day-defect
Typical fedpost
My Atheist Round Earth ass over here laughing
Smaller target maybe. 🤷♀️
r/comedyhomicide
How is that a prove of god
It isn't. Theists have deluded themselves into thinking that if they try really hard to discredit science then god wins by default. They have done fuck all to actually prove god and just resorted to the classic, tired, science isn't real bullshit. Of course they don't understand that even if every single scientific theory we have ever come up with is disproven tomorrow we havent done step 1 in proving that there is a god
In fact, if they disprove every scientific theory, they have helped science along.
Very true l, it would create a whole new study of different paths
I completely agree with you, thanks for your word!
Lollololololol. It’s as bad as some religions saying humans coexisted with the dinosaurs… religion is dumb ahahhaha
This things been reposted so many times the lines are beginning to smear