Posted on 04/25/2010 8:28:57 AM PDT by decimon
Welcome wagon ping.
And he should pick up his Grant Money where???
Almasty (or yeti) ping?
Makes lots of sense as Blam has postulated. Now we need to
find ruins under the gulf of Thailand. Most interesting news in a long
time.
The new evolution family shall be called “El Liberals Erectus” and now we know where they came from.
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Nice hypothesis, I suppose. But how will the idea ever be tested? How can this be substantiated in any way?
I see this as little better than stoned college freshmen sitting around saying, "Wow, wouldn't it be cool if ...". But real science should operate at a slightly higher level than that.
Evidence supporting the Theory of Evolution is everywhere around us.
Very neat information thanks for the post
No... actually mDNA has nothing to do with computer models nor with phony baloney predictions. It is at least an attempt to get at the truth which is more than I can say for other forms of beliefs.
Why is it a shock? These people claim to be scientists. Basic reason suggests that given the limited preservation of homanid remains it would be ridiculous to assume that the accumulated discoveries of the past 100 years would be all there is.
How amazing is that? And every one studied so far had DNA.
I've worked with all of these guys.
Assuming that any theory about the things we see from earth’s past can be substantiated today by the scientific method is folly. We can’t observe any of the actual phenomenon that caused these changes.
However, theories are postulated and then accepted as scientific fact. Those who argue those facts are labeled “flat earthers.” What is interesting is that over time, they often change the “facts” to fit new “discoveries.”
It does sound like global warming :)
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