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Now in the video of the elongated skulls I posted, the one that looks stained dark like tea colored, that one does not appear to have a fonanel. (sp)
One of the ones from Bolivia also has a different type of skull plate scheme.
Why are there elongated skulls in Peru which have no fontanel?
Someone with some real good support systems in place to protect them from abuse also I would expect.
Otherwise who wants to risk their tenure on controversy over such things which will further upset the applecart.
Too much peer presure in academia. Whats amazing is that the Royal Society, with the British Museum, and a handful of brave scholars in California, took on the world of atheists and Darwinian zealots, and even if for just a short while, brought forward some truth that counters the rediculous claims being made all over the world regarding archeology and the history of mankind, and the genetic record.
Every human, (aside from a few identical twins) will have a different face, but in the herd of animals, they will all look like clones.
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Ok I will post 3 good arguments and then you can discuss them...
(Prefix "arg" so you reference the point if you want)
Arg 1)
Why do humans all have different faces when no other form of life has different faces including apes?
Well you are a biologist, and I am an Annunaki programmer.
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Every human, (aside from a few identical twins) will have a different face, but in the herd of animals, they will all look like clones.
Originally posted by aorAki
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Every human, (aside from a few identical twins) will have a different face, but in the herd of animals, they will all look like clones.
Its a bit of a shocker I know when you come to that realization but take a look.
go to google images and search zebra.edit on 4-3-2012 by Rocketman7 because: (no reason given)
They may look like clones to us, but that's because we're not looking very carefully. To them, they appear as individuals. O.K. so I have no source for that claim (I thought I'd follow the lead of the OP and pull opinions out and dress them as fact) but your beloved google could go some way to answering that question.
However, all four of my dogs have different faces, all three of my cats, all two of my turtles, all eight of my budgies and all two of my cockatiels. This is noticeable to me because I have spent time with them.
When I used to work as a shed hand, I would notice that the faces of all the sheep were different and that they were individuals. the same can be said of cattle. Try drenching 1500 in one go and telling me they're all the same! If you did think that you weren't paying attention!
Originally posted by Myendica
reply to post by Rocketman7
the problem here is, you have pre determined "truths" in your head assum everything follows off of those assumsions.. When in fact you were wrong all along. If you threw men and women into a room, the strongest female would mate with the strongest male, or weakest.. The looks have nothing to do with it.. It all comes down to what the woman has in her mind as a more appealing feature.. Be it strength or humor.. Anyone could sleep with almost anyone.. Im sure you have slept with someone you dont necessarily find to be the best attractive.. Cause hardly anyone does.. Thats fantasy..
Well you are a biologist, and I am an Annunaki programmer.
Who do you think understands the genetic code better?
I understand the genetic code so well, that I cannot even discuss it because there are things in the genetic code that people know about, which are secret, and they like to keep them secret.
Microbiology comes easy for me.
As you might expect.
But my science is so far advanced of yours, it appears to be magic.
Originally posted by SoulVisions
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Every human, (aside from a few identical twins) will have a different face, but in the herd of animals, they will all look like clones.
This is false. I have found my doppelganger and he lives on the other half of the world. Went over facial structure, and while age is different slightly, I myself even had to stare at the photo initially to be sure that it wasn't I in the photo and I just did not remember ever being there.
Now if you meant in "every" detail, then well yeah, that's impossible. But, since you referred to identical twins (who do not have "every" feature identical even), my finding should be allowed in the argument as well.edit on 4-3-2012 by SoulVisions because: fixed reference
Originally posted by blocula
reply to post by Rocketman7
It$ no big $ecret and it$ no my$tery because we all know and we all are well aware of what attract$ people to eachother the mo$t in thi$ greed driven $ociety of our$...
Originally posted by Rocketman7
Arg 1)
Why do humans all have different faces when no other form of life has different faces including apes?
In fact most evolution experts will tell you that evolution has ceased to function in the human species due to our advanced technological devlopment and large bwains. Language, computers, technology, medicine, etc.
I think that what drives people to teach evolution is their disdain for religion.
You could do the math 80 x 80 is not very many variations if there were only 80 data points on a human face.
But I certainly think that the face issue gets swept under the carpet by promoters of evolutionary theory, and they have no genetic expanation for why humans need to be so unique.
They cannot show any sort of evolutionary development that would cause a human to have a unique face, and not a chimp.
People are stubborn when it comes to defending their beliefs.