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The Consumption monsters

Smile be happy and good information. 30 years ...😅😅😅

Oh and charging my cellphone with that coal burning electric plant. And wtach you..hm?

Oh boy grabbing a coke and kick back. Real...

So glad I took phycology. Showed me the importance of who and why people are the way they are. Also helped me understand myself and my childhood upbringing traumas.

As a lifelong fossil collector and enthusiast, I have yet to see a single, validated “transitional form” fossil. Many top world class paleontologists have abandoned Darwinian evolution as a viable theory, however they want the grant money and peer acceptance, so they still refuse to consider “Intelligent Design”.

No human race has ever corrupted or exhausted a land and controlled it completely except Homo sapiens If you agree with me, put the like button. Thank you. I am from Algeria 🇩🇿❤🙂

It is sad that all hominids have become extinct and only rational humans remain

This is the truth about man and how he appeared, and the way to know the origin of our human race is with knowledge, away from myths and religions. Then you will find the story of Adam unreal and false and not even suitable for a bedtime story.

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As a molecular biology and genetics student, I still can’t believe there are people who think evolution and religion contradict eachother

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ITS THE SADDEST END : GEORGE THE LONELY TURTEL DIED AND HES STILL LONELY TURTEL SOMETIMES THE ENDING IS NOT HAPPY :( 2012

The begin is not correct, humans were in all africa at the begin. Jebel Irhoud, the oldest fossil of homo sapiens, was found in the actual Morocco.

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Only humans would tell the universe how it SHOULD work 😂 A million years from now, future scientists will look at current scientists the same way we look at those who thought the earth was flat. And yet, it's still fascinating each new discovery we make and therefore we should not allow these mistakes to discourage us. Just keep that mind open and never be afraid to question. It's how we learn and grow. If the big bang, as taught, is real, and heavy metals require something big and powerful, like a supernova, then how much bigger do you need than the big bang? The big bang, if real, should have left the original black hole, and a super mega massive mother of all black holes. Otherwise, if the big bang exploded with nothing left, then it would challenge our current model of how stars die. Furthermore, it would be the path to confirm or debunk the big bang theory. We need to look for the central universal black hole. This is what Neal does so well, challenging today's science and leaving his audience understanding that so much more is yet to be discovered, while teaching us what we do currently know or think.

Back in my elementary school days, the population was 5 billion people. Now, just 30 years later, we've reached 8 billion. What rapid growth! Looking at the map, it's clear that at some point we'll have to deal with the need for expansion of the Chinese and Indian populations, who might start by dominating the steppes, while Africans could expand into the desert.

An awesome and amazing work! Just like I was looking for. I spent 16 minutes watching the video I enjoyed it, pausing and rewinding to understand it better. It would be interesting to add the names instead of faces at the end of the tree to determine who the closest relatives are. I deduce that they are the Neanderthals and Denisovans. Otherwise, excellent

I was fascinated by almost everything Priya had to say. It does not surprise me at all that she has dedicated herself to the understanding of both Dark Matter and Dark Energy. One can only imagine what it takes to embark on such a pursuit, when the possibility of a resolution may not be forthcoming in one's own lifetime. Priya's closing comment about AI augmenting our intelligence rather than thinking for us, was also somewhat reassuring.

Paraphrasing the debate, "scientists agree that the age of universe is between 13 and 14 billion years"

I like this video its interestyng

Birds supposedly have reptilian ancestors....please tell me facts that support a) solid bones became hollow, b) cold blooded became warm blooded, c) two legs became wings; d) two legs became perching feet e) the bellows lung respiratory system evolved into the complex lung/air sac and cross flow system, f) how poor eye sight became elite eyesight, g) how the soft leathery eggs became hard bird eggs; h) how immobile reptiles evolved the ability to migrate thousands of miles) i) how burrowing reptiles evolved the ability to build a nest j) how scales evolved into feathers. Thank you I look forward to your science answers!

Wow that girl asking a question at the beginning was so hard to watch. I hope she’s ok

Great music!

is the timeline exhibit as old as those asimov days? wonder if he was inspired by that display of the vastness of time as you go up the spiral

That's all very well but does Neil deGrasse Tyson know what a woman is?

Well done.

so....are we?

No sunglasses this time?

Indonesia mempunyai 17000 pulau setiap pulau yang berbeda akan memberi kejutan untuk pengetahuan evolusi..1891-2004

I want TomBradys microbiom...give me the spice

Lieberman creeps me out so much lol

The Concrete Confessional blog guy just dropped a lighthearted article on evolution that covers porn, substance abuse, Cluster B disorders, and speed-freak bees. A lot of keyboard warrior controversy going on over it at the moment, but he's got an Ivy League bio degree and I thought that it was an interesting take