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#771 - iowndemostest ONLINE (02/04/2013) [-]
Dude... W are not direct descendants  to chimps, get yo facts straight, we had a common ancestor a little ways back.  This is fairly common knowledge.
Dude... W are not direct descendants to chimps, get yo facts straight, we had a common ancestor a little ways back. This is fairly common knowledge.
User avatar #772 to #771 - zlamous (02/04/2013) [-]
k, whats are 'common ancestor' then, smart one?
User avatar #783 to #772 - redeadhunter (02/05/2013) [-]
archaeologyinfo.com/ardipithecus-ramidus/

This is the generally accepted one.
User avatar #785 to #783 - zlamous (02/05/2013) [-]
lets see, their evidence is that

"Hominid-like canines are present"
"Upper and lower incisors are larger than those of the Australopithecines, but are smaller than those of chimpanzees."
"Pieces of the cranial bones that have been recovered, including parts of the temporal and the occipital, strongly indicate an anterior positioned foramen magnum."

Do you think this is conclusive evidence? I believe this animal was designed similarly to other hominids by a common designer. none of it's features can prove that its a common ancestor. that's just a faulty interpretation of the evidence.

they also have no way of knowing that it lived before or after the Australopithecines. their only evidence of this is its teeth size. they're using the evidence to fit their pre-determined conclusion instead of following the evidence to it's objective conclusion.
User avatar #805 to #785 - metalmind (02/22/2013) [-]
I think you're just to stupid to understand anything you quoted there
User avatar #786 to #785 - iowndemostest ONLINE (02/06/2013) [-]
Well you asked for evidence, and you got it. Yet you still deny it, I really don't know why anyone would try.
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User avatar #780 to #772 - thebritishguy (02/05/2013) [-]
Hominidae
User avatar #782 to #780 - zlamous (02/05/2013) [-]
that's a family of primates. you need to be more specific
User avatar #773 to #772 - iowndemostest ONLINE (02/04/2013) [-]
I'll be honest, you got me in a bind there. However I doubt that you could name any species on that picture, and I can assure you that no credible source told you that we evolved from monkeys.
User avatar #781 to #773 - thebritishguy (02/05/2013) [-]
you should have looked on google, there are many websites with this on them
User avatar #774 to #773 - zlamous (02/04/2013) [-]
so your admitting evolution has no evidence.
#776 to #774 - iowndemostest ONLINE (02/04/2013) [-]
No I am admitting that there is no credible source that states we descended directly from monkeys.  But go do some research instead of defending your precious 2000 year old book and maybe you'll actually learn something.  Be my guest.
No I am admitting that there is no credible source that states we descended directly from monkeys. But go do some research instead of defending your precious 2000 year old book and maybe you'll actually learn something. Be my guest.
User avatar #777 to #776 - zlamous (02/04/2013) [-]
As if it's age has anything to do with it's validity.

Copernicus' books are over 500 years old. guess that means heliocentric is incorrect.
User avatar #806 to #777 - metalmind (02/22/2013) [-]
We share a common ancestor. That is a fact. If you are not willing to accept science, please refrain from using any of it's products! (Computers, technology, medicine)
User avatar #810 to #806 - zlamous (02/22/2013) [-]
why are you responding to a comment that's 18 days old?
#775 to #774 - N. Korean citizen (02/04/2013) [-]
you're*
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