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Originally posted by Rocketman7
Originally posted by dbarnhart
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Why do humans all have different faces when no other form of life has different faces including apes?
Consider that each species may be sensitive to facial differences only in its own species.
Thats not even close to any sort of scientific argument.
Since that argument has already been punished with a Bible quote, I won't punish you again in case you posted before you realized how fallacious an argument that was which was made and have seen the error of your ways already.
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Originally posted by dbarnhart
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Why do humans all have different faces when no other form of life has different faces including apes?
Consider that each species may be sensitive to facial differences only in its own species.
Thats not even close to any sort of scientific argument.
Since that argument has already been punished with a Bible quote, I won't punish you again in case you posted before you realized how fallacious an argument that was which was made and have seen the error of your ways already.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by Rocketman7
The argument that since the footprints are 1.3 million years old they can't possibly be human footprints is not a valid scientific argument.
Try learning some science for a change. You are wrong on that point as well.
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Since this is of course a cover-up type of conspiracy, we have to use more complicated methods to obtain the links.
So once again, we will visit the web archives, and combine the two links, and you can then remove both spaces in the HTTP of this archive combo link and paste it into your browser.
ht tp://web.archive.org/web/20070510144237/ht tp://www.mexicanfootprints.co.uk/collaborators.htm
Lava starts out really hot,but it does cool off and can easily be walked in pain free while its mostly cooled down,yet sill warm and malleable,like stepping into and leaving your footprints in soft,thick mud...
Originally posted by decepticonLaura
i know this thread is totally over
but i should be in bed right now and instead i sat up late reading it
and i really really really
really
want to know
where we supposed to take seriously the claim that three million years ago some dude was leaving tracks in
fresh lava?
...was lava cooler and more easily traversed then? were human feet made of some superior substance than their inferior descendants? that isn't another way adam was better than us is it?
in fairness it does make more sense than that whole "evolution never happened k" thing...
A million good arguments yay or nay. But still no actual evidence of either... The only other thing as highly disputed without any evidence to either side would be the existence of god. think its a coincidence? its not. It takes a special type of person to beleive in something so much with no real evidence it exists, oh wait, isnt that also the deffenition of ignorance? it is.
Originally posted by Barcs
reply to post by Rocketman7
None of this really has to do with evolution. Evolution is real, genetic mutation is proven to cause changes in organisms, it's been observed many times, and the mutations can even be measured. Why even use evolution in the title, if you are trying to ask legitimate questions.
The researchers were able to classify the footprints as human because they demonstrated some unique characteristics, including:
- pedal arches, where foot bones form two perpendicular arches that normally meet the ground only at the heel and ball of the foot. These arches are found only in humans
- where it is possible to see toe impressions, there is a non-divergent big toe (or hallux) which is about twice the size as its adjacent toe
- the fact that they have deep heel and ball impressions, encircled by the typical ‘figure of eight’ contours
- they fall within the size range used for modern Homo sapiens.
- Based on the footprints information, it is estimated that the adult humans were between 117 and 190 cm tall.