[stormer]

No need to be snide. It's not often one has the opportunity to witness the result of one of the most significant scientific discoveries of the 20th century (you may insert your ignorant “hoot” here). To stand beside the remains of the oldest and best preserved fossil of any bipedal human ancestor, a 3.2 million year old creature whose lineage would result in technological marvel that humanity has become, is humbling and sublime. I'm sorry you don't care to understand that.

[Theophilus]

To stand beside the remains of the oldest and best preserved fossil of any bipedal human ancestor, a 3.2 million year old creature whose lineage would result in technological marvel that humanity has become, is humbling and sublime.

Kinda like standing next to a unicorn eh?