Human Ancestor May Put Twist in Origin Story, New Studies Say

[C.E.O]

Human Ancestor May Put Twist in Origin Story

 

[C.E.O]

Pictures

 

[Noaidi]

Another article on the same:

BBC News - African fossils put new spin on human origins story

 

[C.E.O]

Video

 

[C.E.O]

Thanks Noaidi,
I didn't realize that your link has already a Video .

 

[Madhuri]

Cool, many Hindus believe that there were 'ape' species that could walk upright 2 million years ago so this is very interesting to me.

 

[Revoltingest]

Ain't it wonderful when the real world mixes things up for us?!
It keeps science so interesting & dynamic.

 

[tumbleweed41]

The predictability of the Scientific Method in action.

"This is what evolutionary theory would predict, this mixture of Australopithecene and Homo," DeRuiter said. "It's strong confirmation of evolutionary theory."
Pre-human fossils seen as evolution 'game-changer' - Technology & science - Science - msnbc.com

 

[Photonic]

The predictability of the Scientific Method in action.

"This is what evolutionary theory would predict, this mixture of Australopithecene and Homo," DeRuiter said. "It's strong confirmation of evolutionary theory."
Pre-human fossils seen as evolution 'game-changer' - Technology & science - Science - msnbc.com

Of course it's confirmation, the theory isn't really wrong.

Not unless we find really young dinosaur bones.

 

[doppelganger]

Not unless we find really young dinosaur bones.

Which of course we won't because of the global conspiracy among scientists to conceal the Truth (with a capital "T" no less).

 

[Photonic]

Which of course we won't because of the global conspiracy among scientists to conceal the Truth (with a capital "T" no less).

Yea, we'll never let you dirty creationists have yer bones!

 

[doppelganger]

Yea, we'll never let you dirty creationists have yer bones!

It's nice to finally hear someone admit it. Henry Morris has found lots of evidence of dinos and humans living together. But scientists are conspiring to paint him as a crackpot with no real understanding of the basic notions of the scientific method.

Fun fact: the first Thanksgiving dinner was between Pilgrims and velociraptors. But you won't read about that in your liberal history books now, will you?

 

[Storm]

That's really cool. Thanks for sharing!

 

[outhouse]

I posted this information in another forum with severe creationist.

Like this thread, its dead silent with not 1 able to refute any real findings.






typical creationist lack of response to valid information. Its not vague enouh for them to play with loopholes or opinions.

 

[painted wolf]

I'm sure they will say it's "just an ape".

It's nice to see sediba staying in the news. They are some very cool fossils and that is one of the best parts, there are multiple nearly complete individuals. And the fossil site will likely turn up more.

It's also great to see the diversity of hominids. It makes the fact we are now alone that much sadder.

wa:do