[DavidAccord]

Up until 4.2 billion years ago, the highest form of life was the amoeba, a one-celled creature.

The only way we progressed to humans is that the world is not perfect. If it were perfect, the amoeba would have never morphed into anything else.

And if the world were perfect, who would need to buy paper towels for spills?

[whattajoke]

Up until 4.2 billion years ago, the highest form of life was the amoeba, a one-celled creature.

I don't think amoebae were around that far back. At least there's not fossil record of them AFAIK. The earliest we are aware of date to the Neoprotozoic Era, which dates back "only" half a billion years.

[tpanther]

The only way we progressed to humans is that the world is not perfect. If it were perfect, the amoeba would have never morphed into anything else.

And if the world were perfect, who would need to buy paper towels for spills?

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Well, you have to make the exception of evos understanding of origins and so forth.

There’s simply no room for errors. Let alone getting it all wrong.