(March 27, 2014 at 8:52 am)tor Wrote: What is your theory?

Don't play dumb. C'mon guess!

Also, I see evolution happening. Evolution is not a theory. The explanation of what took place over the last 10 million years that resulted in the existance of mankind, is a theory.

You suggest such unpredictable ideas that I am not able to guess what they are this time. Speak up.

Does the word designer sound like a theory you've heard from me recently?

Also, what happened to those who were half Chimp half human? They did exist in large numbers at one time didn't they?

They divided into several branches like mammoths and then went extinct like mammoths.

(March 27, 2014 at 9:11 am)Thunder Cunt Wrote: Also, what happened to those who were half Chimp half human? They did exist in large numbers at one time didn't they?

Of the 57 species of Hominidae (great apes) known to have existed only 4 are still living. When we say 'Survival of the Fittest' it isn't a meaningless term. As to the precise details of the agent of extinction, members of the family Felidae would be prime suspects, the less fit would almost invariably becomes something else's lunch.

(March 27, 2014 at 9:14 am)tor Wrote: They divided into several branches like mammoths and then went extinct like mammoths.

Are they gonna come back?

No. But other animals can divide into branches and die. Or just die.

(March 27, 2014 at 9:20 am)Mr Greene Wrote:

(March 27, 2014 at 9:11 am)Thunder Cunt Wrote: Also, what happened to those who were half Chimp half human? They did exist in large numbers at one time didn't they?

Of the 57 species of Hominidae (great apes) known to have existed only 4 are still living. When we say 'Survival of the Fittest' it isn't a meaningless term. As to the precise details of the agent of extinction, members of the family Felidae would be prime suspects, the less fit would almost invariably becomes something else's lunch.

So why did these more advanced apes go extinct but Gorillas and Chimps did not?

(March 27, 2014 at 9:30 am)Thunder Cunt Wrote:

(March 27, 2014 at 9:20 am)Mr Greene Wrote: Of the 57 species of Hominidae (great apes) known to have existed only 4 are still living. When we say 'Survival of the Fittest' it isn't a meaningless term. As to the precise details of the agent of extinction, members of the family Felidae would be prime suspects, the less fit would almost invariably becomes something else's lunch.

So why did these more advanced apes go extinct but Gorillas and Chimps did not?

Actually I think these 2 are on the way there

(March 27, 2014 at 9:29 am)tor Wrote: No. But other animals can divide into branches and die. Or just die.

Well, won't the mutations that took place in chimps to create them take place in chimps again so that they evolve into that more advanced primate?

Why not?