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|    Re: Chimp to human evolution - Sandwalk     |
|    22 Dec 25 00:04:15    |
      From: me22over7@gmail.com              On 19/12/2025 8:32 am, JTEM wrote:       > On 12/18/25 6:40 AM, MarkE wrote:       >       >> Whatever the case, there remains the question of where the large       >> amount of additional functionality came from.       >       > What I'm saying is, the actual problem is that a lot was lost along       > the way.       >       > The ancestor of Chimps had a larger brain. Their brains shrunk as       > they evolved away from us and towards hairy jungle gnomes.       >       > It all works perfectly with Aquatic Ape Theory (AAT), and we all       > know this because our brains are so dependent upon DHA, which is       > abundant in seafood but not in a forest or on a savanna. So some       > numbers from the AAT population pushed inland. They followed the       > fresh water sources inland -- in Africa this had to be at the       > Horn of Africa, in East Africa, right where the "Cradle of       > "Humankind" is. Yes, THEY'VE GOT IT BACKWARDS! That's not where       > "Humankind" arose, that's where individuals from the AAT population       > entered Africa, settled & adapted.              I see your point. That being the case, we still need to explain the       gradual accumulation of cognitive function in humans. See my recent       reply to JH.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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