[decimon]

Making the cut ping.

[CodeToad]

They assume “training” made the brains and not that the brains provided the ability for the skills.

[brownsfan]

Why is it that educated guesses are presented as authoritative knowledge?

[<1/1,000,000th%]

About the time the last glacial maximum started.

[faucetman]

The only problem is the earth is only around 12,000 years old. Maybe less.

http://www.answersingenesis.org/media/video/ondemand/dating-fossils-and-rocks/dating-fossils-and-rocks

[KarlInOhio]

This social learning contributed to the subsequent development of early modern humans’ cognitive ability to express symbolism and abstract thoughts through their material culture, for example in the form of decorated objects.

Let's toss out everything we know from Darwin to Mendel to modern DNA analysis and bring back some Lamarckian inheritance where giraffes that stretch their necks out further have longer necked offspring.

[blueunicorn6]

I think they’re giving spear-tip making courses at Sylvan now.

[Reeses]

The technology led to increased social interaction within and across the generations.

They got to visit foreign lands, meet interesting people, and kill them.

Evolution is a TWO step process: 1) something must mutate 2) something else must die. Most Darwinists skip over the second step.

[wintertime]

Anders Högberg, mobile 0709-124315
Lars Larsson, mobile 0708-345430
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

They give phone numbers?

[colorado tanker]

looking like us anatomically but not thinking the way we do today

Some of them are still around.