Making this the world’s first skeleton key.
Paging professor Milford Wolpoff.
Editorial Reviews
There are two widely held scientific theories concerning the origin of the human species. One posits a single cradle, generally thought to be in Africa, in which Homo sapiens originated.
This dominant theory is assisted by its charismatic spokesmodel Eve, a fictitious personification of a DNA strain that some scientists argue indicates a unique source for the Earth's human population. The other, decidedly less popular theory is known as multiregionalism.
Multiregionalists argue that populations may have originated in Africa, but these populations migrated to distant regions where the human species developed and took on different characteristics, known to scientists as biological diversity but more conventionally referred to as different races.
This divide is obviously controversial, and it is not always the steady eye of science that influences which model is deemed correct (or at least politically correct).
After all, one model promises a scientific verification of our common humanity, the other, interpreted too loosely, could result in a scientific rationale that hardens concepts of racial difference.
YEC INTREP
It’s amazing. New discoveries knock down one theory after another but the replacement theory is always posited as rock-solid proven fact. Often in error never in doubt.
I don't trust them at all.
“Most experts believe that our ancestors emerged in Africa more than 150,000 years ago and then migrated around the world.”
It’s wonderful not to be an expert. There is no proof that man originated in Africa.
The Gobi desert is vast and inhospitable. Therefore, it is not researched.
Antartica is vast and inhospitable. Therefore, it is not researched.
Pseudo-scientists go where the going is easy and their theories are based on their easy going.
No it don't.. its a Yarn, fiction, a story....
Race and Human Evolution:
A Fatal Attraction
by Milford Wolpoff
and Rachel Caspari
hardcover
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What came first, the skeleton or the man?
I can hear the excuses now it was dark it was late I had a few to many to drink and we all know they look better in the dark and close to closing time!
Thank God some things never change cause the human kind would of died out long ago!
Does the Skeleton resemble Ted Kennedy?
