If chimps are ancestors of humans why are they the only primates left l, and how do we know that the connections we have to chimps are not a mixed connection with another species and all the primates we dig up of primates are more related to chimps than us and the link we are looking for is from another planet or they are so deep under sea we can’t contact them
There is no evidence this happened. The story of evolution is an interesting romantic idea, with all kinds of wiggle room for the imagination to fill in the gaps (try this experiment: place a q-tip, a paper clip, and a human skull in front of 8-year children and ask them to narrate a story about the ancient past [which is unverifiable]). Then, be prepared to be wowed. . .
There is no way to settle on any given theory of our origins as an absolute fact. The very search for answers is as much a human instinct as throwing rocks. Maybe that can possibly explain the swift expansion of our brain size and cognitive abilities: the creation and study of things that increase our comfort, safety, and competitive ability throughout the ages.
evolution is a fake..
If chimps are ancestors of humans why are they the only primates left l, and how do we know that the connections we have to chimps are not a mixed connection with another species and all the primates we dig up of primates are more related to chimps than us and the link we are looking for is from another planet or they are so deep under sea we can’t contact them
I think 50 grown men can take out 1 fully grown lion
There is no evidence this happened. The story of evolution is an interesting romantic idea, with all kinds of wiggle room for the imagination to fill in the gaps (try this experiment: place a q-tip, a paper clip, and a human skull in front of 8-year children and ask them to narrate a story about the ancient past [which is unverifiable]). Then, be prepared to be wowed. . .
There is no way to settle on any given theory of our origins as an absolute fact. The very search for answers is as much a human instinct as throwing rocks. Maybe that can possibly explain the swift expansion of our brain size and cognitive abilities: the creation and study of things that increase our comfort, safety, and competitive ability throughout the ages.